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Setting up a new site

Getting a new site up and running means having the right facilities in place before work begins. Rawley Hire can help you organise the essential site accommodation, welfare units, toilets, storage and support services needed to get your project moving.

Available across London and the South East, our team can help you choose a practical setup based on your workforce, site layout, access, available services and project duration.

Everything you need to get site ready

A new site often needs more than just one cabin. Before work starts, you may need welfare facilities for your team, secure space for site management, toilets, storage for tools and materials, and support services such as waste tanks or water bowsers.

Rawley Hire can help bring these requirements together, making it easier to plan your site setup and avoid missing essential facilities.

Whether you need a simple welfare unit and storage container or a wider setup with offices, toilets, gatehuts and waste support, our team can advise on the right combination of units and services.

What you may need from day one

Welfare units

Welfare provision is one of the first things to consider when setting up a new site. Depending on your workforce and project type, you may need rest space, canteen facilities, toilets, washing facilities or office and welfare space in one unit.

Toilet hire

Mains-connected toilet units can provide practical site facilities where water and drainage are available. If mains drainage is not available, waste tanks may also need to be considered as part of the setup.

Anti-vandal cabins

Anti-vandal cabins provide secure space for site offices, canteens, drying rooms and general site facilities. They are suitable for busy construction and temporary project environments where durability and security are important.

Storage containers

Secure storage helps protect tools, equipment, materials and site supplies from the start of the project. Choosing the right size and position early can make day-to-day site operations easier.

Security gatehuts

For sites with controlled access, deliveries or regular visitor check-ins, a gatehut can provide a practical base for security staff or site entrance management.

Waste services

If your site does not have mains drainage or water available, waste tanks and water bowsers can help support welfare and toilet facilities from the start of the project.

How can we help

Fast delivery when you need it

We know that getting a new site operational quickly matters. Our team can arrange delivery of the right units and equipment, helping you get set up without unnecessary delays.

Everything in one place

From welfare units and toilets to storage containers, offices and secure cabins, we can supply the key facilities you need for your site from one supplier.

Support throughout your hire

Our service doesn’t stop once your units are delivered. We provide servicing and ongoing support throughout your hire, helping to keep your site running smoothly from start to finish.

What to consider when setting up a new site

  1. How many people will be on site?

    our workforce size will affect the type and number of welfare units, toilets and accommodation required. It is worth planning for the number of people expected at the busiest stage of the project, not just the first few days.

  2. What facilities are needed before work starts?

    Most sites need welfare, toilets and secure storage early in the programme. Planning these together can help avoid delays and reduce the need for last-minute changes.

  3. Do you have mains services available?

    Power, water and drainage availability will influence which units are suitable. If your site does not have mains services, you may need diesel or Fusion Li welfare units, waste tanks, water bowsers or generator support.

  4. Is access suitable for delivery?

    Before arranging hire, consider vehicle access, turning space, ground conditions and where each unit will be positioned. This is especially important for larger cabins, static welfare units, storage containers and HIAB deliveries.

  5. Is space limited?

    If your site has a restricted footprint, you may need to think carefully about unit placement. Stacked cabins, towable units or combined office and storage options can help make better use of available space.

  6. Do you need fire-rated cabins?

    If units are being positioned close to buildings, structures or other site accommodation, fire-rated cabins may need to be considered. This is worth checking early so the site layout can be planned properly.

Making site setup straightforward

Rawley Hire supports contractors, infrastructure teams and temporary project sites with practical hire advice, reliable units and responsive service across London and the South East.

Our team can help you work through the key setup questions, including unit type, size, layout, access, servicing, waste requirements and hire options.

The aim is simple: to help you get the right facilities to the right place, so your site can operate properly from day one.

Get in touch

Whatever your site needs, our team is on hand to help you find the right solution.

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