As survivors of Hurricane Katrina we know first-hand the pain and loss of living through a catastrophic storm that decimates communities and destroys lives.  The aftermath of the storm, with its lack of infrastructure and life-saving necessities like shelter, refrigeration, hot water and sanitary conditions compounded the suffering we saw and impeded recovery, even for those with gas generators as there was no fuel available.

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It was during that period when the seed of an idea germinated:  Why isn’t there a self-powered housing unit that doesn’t need gas or external utility connections?  

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Our solution? We created a solar-powered, portable temporary housing unit (THU) that is compact, energy-efficient, incredibly durable, designed for reuse and capable of functioning completely off-grid. It is designed to specifically address the needs, goals and missions of government agencies, first-responders, prime contractors, and humanitarian organizations. Our THU’s revolutionize the way survivors experience post-disaster recovery in areas where utilities are unavailable, unreliable, or unclean.

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Our mission? First-world comfort in third-world conditions.