H2A-compliant agricultural worker housing for farms, ranches, dairies, and ag contractors. DOL-spec units, fast deployment, fully furnished, seasonal-ready..
H-2A agricultural worker housing is federally mandated, DOL-inspected, and operationally non-negotiable. BPK delivers compliant units ready for occupancy on day one.
The H-2A visa program lets U.S. growers bring temporary agricultural workers from abroad when there aren't enough domestic workers. Under 20 CFR § 655.122(d) and the federal MSPA, the employer must provide housing at no cost to workers — and that housing has to pass DOL inspection before workers can occupy it.
When you're scaling for harvest, calving, planting, packing, or shearing season, you don't have time to permit and build dormitory-style housing on your property. BPK delivers federally-compliant manufactured and modular units built to OSHA Temporary Labor Camps standards (29 CFR 1910.142) — fully furnished, with kitchens, baths, climate control, and the per-person square footage DOL requires.
Units arrive setup, skirted, and ready for inspection. We coordinate with your inspector, your TLO (Temporary Labor Order), and your seasonal schedule so housing is ready the week your crew is.
Lettuce, tomatoes, onions, peppers, melons, leafy greens — labor-intensive harvest windows requiring 50-500 H-2A workers across planting, weeding, and pick crews.
Apples, citrus, peaches, pecans, cherries. Multi-week harvest windows where labor force is concentrated and housing must be on-site or within DOL-spec transport distance.
Year-round H-2A operations — dairies, cow-calf, feedlots, sheep, goat dairies. Permanent or semi-permanent housing for milk parlor crews, herd managers, and pasture rotation staff.
Sorting, packing, and processing facilities running on H-2A labor in remote agricultural areas. Housing co-located with packing operations or staged nearby.
Wine grapes, hops, blueberries, mushrooms, organic operations. Harvest crews requiring fast housing deployment matched to specific cultivar timing.
Sheep range operations, shearing crews, lambing seasons — remote-site housing including range trailers, mobile camps, and bunkhouse configurations meeting Range Sheep & Goat Herding rules.
If your housing fails DOL inspection, you don't get to bring workers in. BPK has built H-2A housing for operations across Texas, the Southwest, the Pacific Northwest, and California. We know what inspectors look for — and what gets cited.
Our units are configured to meet or exceed the federal minimums: 100 sq ft per occupant (50 sq ft in shared sleeping rooms), separate sleeping areas for unrelated occupants, code-compliant kitchen and dining, hot and cold potable water, screened windows, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, and the toilet/shower/laundry ratios specified in 29 CFR 1910.142 and 20 CFR 654.404.
We provide unit specs, occupancy plans, and compliance documentation for your Temporary Labor Order packet. If your State Workforce Agency or DOL inspector has questions, we're on the phone — not silent.
10 workers or 500. Row crop or dairy. 8-week harvest window or year-round operation. Send us your TLO timeline and projected headcount — we'll spec a compliant camp, model the economics, and get you inspector-ready.
