Boncath, Wales • Wales
Boncath is a small Pembrokeshire village in the SA postcode area, set on the A478 between Cardigan and Crymych in the north of the county. It's deep farming country — no chain hotels, no nightly rates, just houses. KrewBase puts contractor crews into whole serviced properties around Boncath: bills in our name, Wi-Fi tested before check-in, parking for the vans, and one monthly invoice going to your company.
North Pembrokeshire housing is stone cottages, village houses and farm lets, with the odd newer bungalow and semi on the village edges. For crews, the workable houses are the bigger village properties and farm cottages — three or four bedrooms, a proper kitchen, and space outside that takes vans without a second thought. We shortlist carefully out here because stock is thin: heating that works in winter, bathrooms for the headcount, and broadband we verify at the property, not on a coverage map.
Crews come through this part of the county for construction and maintenance work in the villages, small-scale energy and land projects in the surrounding countryside, and the steady upkeep of the visitor trade along the coast. Healthcare and trades staff covering sites between Cardigan and the Preseli side of the county also need somewhere to live while contracts run. Boncath works best as a quiet base for crews whose work moves around the area — the village is calm and everything from Cardigan to Crymych is minutes away.
The A478 runs straight through the village — Cardigan is about six miles north with its shops and services, and Crymych a similar distance south. From Cardigan you can pick up the A487 for the coast or head east towards the main north-south routes. Given how scattered the sites are around here, we always shortlist by drive time from your site postcode and tell you the honest numbers before you commit.
The whole house, all bills in our name, Wi-Fi tested before check-in, parking matched to your vehicles, two bathrooms for five or more, and the weekly clean with fresh linen. Repairs and maintenance are ours for the entire stay — the crew's job is your site, not the immersion heater. It all goes on one monthly invoice, paid by card, no booking fees and no minimum crew or stay length. Two people for a few weeks is as straightforward a booking as a full crew for months.
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.
Yes, though stock is thinner than in a town, so it helps to give us a bit of notice. We shortlist whole houses across Boncath and the villages around it, matched to your site postcode. If nothing quite fits the brief we widen the net towards Cardigan and Crymych and tell you the drive times honestly.
We shortlist across the whole A478 corridor — Cardigan to the north, Crymych to the south and the villages between — plus the surrounding countryside where farm lets work well for crews. The site postcode decides which end of the corridor the house sits on.
Rarely — village and rural houses here usually come with drives or yards, and we match the space to your vehicles before offering anything. Two vans is normally easy; if the crew's running something bigger, mention it at enquiry and we'll verify the space first.
Yes — gas, electric, water, council tax and broadband sit in our name and on your one monthly invoice. We test the Wi-Fi at the property before check-in, which matters more in rural Wales than most places, and we only shortlist houses where it holds up.
One monthly invoice per house paid by card, covering everything: rent, bills, weekly clean and maintenance. No booking fees, no deposits per person, no nightly claims. Your accounts team pays one line item and the job costing stays clean.
We do, at our cost. The crew calls our maintenance line and we arrange a local tradesperson, aiming for same or next working day. If something can't be fixed quickly — say a winter boiler failure — we move the crew rather than leave them in a cold house.
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Need beds in Boncath? 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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