Amlwch, Wales • Wales
Amlwch is a port town on the north coast of Anglesey in Wales, out at the tip of the island past the A5025 that runs up from Bangor through Llangefni. It's a working town — copper heritage, a harbour, and rows of solid stone cottages and terraces that suit crews well. When a contract brings you to the island, KrewBase takes a whole house in Amlwch, puts every bill in our name, tests the Wi-Fi before check-in and invoices your company once a month.
Amlwch's housing is proper island stock: stone-built terraces around the old port streets, plus semis and bungalows on the newer estates up the hill. For a crew house, the terraces near the town centre work well — sturdy walls, two good-sized bedrooms, easy walking distance to the shops. We look for parking that takes a van without a twenty-point turn, a kitchen that can feed a crew, and heating that copes with a coastal winter, because Anglesey weather doesn't mess about.
Every property is inspected in person before it makes your shortlist — we check the boiler, the hot water, the state of the kitchen and, because Amlwch sits in a coastal weather system that can be rough in January, whether the heating actually warms the whole house. Mobile signal gets checked too. Island life is brilliant until your foreman can't phone the site, so we only shortlist houses where the crew can actually make calls.
Contracts on Anglesey tend to be energy and grid related, with the generation and infrastructure work around the coast keeping crews on the island for months at a stretch. There's also local construction and housing work, harbour and marine jobs, and the steady stream of maintenance and improvement work that any island community needs. Crews supporting wider contracts across North Wales often base at Amlwch or one of the nearby towns and travel from there.
Amlwch sits on the A5025, the main road that circles the north of the island — Llangefni is about 20 minutes south, Holyhead around 25 minutes west, and the A55 expressway near Bangor is roughly 40 minutes away for anything heading back to the mainland. If your site is elsewhere on Anglesey, we shortlist by real drive time from the site so nobody's doing an hour each way when there's a closer option.
The crew gets the whole house to themselves. We hold every bill — gas, electric, council tax, water, broadband — in our name, so nothing lands on the lads. Wi-Fi is tested before anyone moves in, parking is confirmed against your vehicles, and for crews of five or more we look for two bathrooms. A weekly clean and fresh linen is included, and maintenance calls come to us.
Your company receives one monthly invoice, paid by card covering rent and every bill, so the lads never handle money and your accounts team gets one tidy line instead of a folder of utility paperwork. There are no booking fees, no minimum crew size and no minimum stay — whether it's a two-person survey job or a full crew on a long island contract, the set-up and the service are identical.
Send us the requirement — town, dates, headcount, vehicles and any shift pattern we should know about. We come back within 2 hours with a shortlist from property we already hold, not a search we have just started. You pick, we confirm, the crew moves in, and we stay on it for the length of the job. One monthly invoice, card payment for limited companies, no booking fees.
Send the site postcode, headcount and start date and we'll turn a shortlist of inspected properties around within about two hours during working hours. Island stock can be thinner than the mainland, so the earlier you brief us the better — but we don't list anything we haven't walked through.
Yes — we place crews across the island, including Llangefni, Holyhead, Menai Bridge and the coastal villages. If a house in another Anglesey town gets your crew to site quicker, that's what we'll shortlist. Drive time from the site is always the test.
Most houses we use in Amlwch have room for at least one van off the road, and many have more. We confirm parking against your actual vehicle list before you book, so if you're bringing three transits we'll only offer houses that genuinely fit them.
Yes — gas, electric, council tax, water and broadband are all in our name and bundled into a single monthly invoice for your company. We test the Wi-Fi at the router before check-in, because a crew with no signal on a wet Tuesday is nobody's idea of fun.
We do. The crew tells us, we phone the trades, it gets fixed. Your company isn't the middleman for a leaking tap in Amlwch, and there's no extra call-out charge for maintenance that was always ours to handle. If something can't be fixed quickly, we'll move the crew to a house that works rather than leaving them camped around a broken boiler.
Three things: the site postcode or location, the number of people and when they start, and roughly how long you need the house. With that we'll send a quote based on real, inspected properties in or around Amlwch — not a rate card guess.
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Amlwch sits about 56 miles from Liverpool. Plenty of crews working here base themselves in the city and drive out, especially on longer jobs or when the local supply is thin. Our contractor accommodation Liverpool page covers houses across the wider area — two people or twenty, same service.
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Need beds in Amlwch? Send us the dates, the headcount and the shift pattern. We come back within 2 hours with a shortlist from property we already hold.
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