Beat the heat
Reliable summer cooling provides a shaded recovery area during hot jobsite conditions.
All-season jobsite comfort trailers
Climate-controlled jobsite break and recovery trailers for construction, utility, solar, roadwork, and industrial crews across Colorado.
First units in developmentExpected to be ready by early spring. Now accepting project inquiries and planning requests.
A better break area
Our first crew comfort units are currently in development and are expected to be ready by early spring. They are being built to give workers a clean, insulated, climate-controlled space to rest, hydrate, charge devices, and recover without leaving the project.
Built for real jobsites
Designed around the needs of field crews and the people responsible for site safety, logistics, and productivity.
Reliable summer cooling provides a shaded recovery area during hot jobsite conditions.
Heat-pump operation creates a sheltered, heated space during cold-weather work.
Budget-friendly 115V equipment keeps setup more practical than large specialty units.
A clean branded trailer helps support organized jobsite operations and worker morale.
Ideal for
Colorado based — available nationwide
Murphy Crew Comfort serves Parachute, Rifle, Glenwood Springs, Grand Junction, Denver, and jobsites throughout Colorado. Out-of-state delivery is available for projects where the rental term and transportation make sense.
How it works
Location, dates, crew size, power availability, and expected rental term.
Rental rate, delivery, pickup, setup, taxes, and available options.
The trailer is placed, inspected, powered, and accepted by the site contact.
Scheduled check-ins and pickup when the project no longer needs the unit.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The planned budget model uses a 115V mini-split heat pump designed to provide summer cooling and winter heating.
Daily, weekly, and 28-day rental terms may be offered, with the best pricing generally available for longer project placements.
Power requirements depend on the finished unit. A dedicated properly rated 120V shore-power connection is expected. Exact requirements will be provided on the equipment specification sheet.
No. It can support a contractor's heat- and cold-stress plan, but it does not replace supervision, hydration, required breaks, emergency planning, or other employer responsibilities.
Only with written approval. Unauthorized movement may create towing, damage, insurance, and setup risks.
Our primary service area includes Parachute, Rifle, Glenwood Springs, Grand Junction, Denver, and jobsites throughout Colorado. We also consider out-of-state delivery based on project location and rental duration.
Request availability
Complete the form and Murphy Crew Comfort can prepare a rental estimate based on the project location, schedule, crew size, and power needs.