Muir Of Ord, Scotland • Scotland
Muir of Ord sits at the heart of the Black Isle in Highland, Scotland, in the IV postcode area, with the A862 running through the village towards Dingwall and the A9 corridor linking Inverness to the north and Aviemore to the south. KrewBase bases working crews here in whole serviced houses and flats — rent, council tax, gas, electric, water and Wi-Fi in our name, parking checked against your vehicles, and one monthly invoice for your company to settle.
The village itself is compact: stone houses and cottages clustered around the square, with newer detached and semi-detached homes on the roads out towards Conon Bridge and Tore. For crews, the newer stock on the village edges tends to work best — driveways that take two or three vans, a bit of garden for drying gear, and quick access back to the A862 without threading through the older streets.
Every property we shortlist is checked the same way. Parking is measured against the actual vehicles you list, broadband is speed-tested before check-in, and we take a hard look at the kitchen and bathrooms — five crew and one shower never ends well. Anything damp, tired or awkwardly far from your site simply doesn't make the list.
Much of the demand around Muir of Ord comes from the wider Highland economy: crews working across the region on housing development, local infrastructure and energy and grid connections between the Cromarty and Beauly firths. There's steady maintenance and improvement work across the Black Isle's farms, estates and visitor sites too.
Inverness pulls in its share of healthcare and public-sector contracts, and some crews prefer living out here rather than in the city itself — quieter at night, easier parking, and the A9 commute is straightforward either way. If your contract moves between sites, we re-shortlist around the new location rather than holding you to a fixed address.
The A862 links the village to Dingwall in around ten minutes, with Conon Bridge just down the road, while the A9 junction at Tore puts Inverness within about twenty minutes' drive. Southbound, the same road runs towards Aviemore and the central Highlands without much fuss.
Dingwall and Conon Bridge both have stations on the Far North and Kyle of Lochalsh lines, so crew without a vehicle can still reach Inverness easily. Wherever your site sits, we shortlist by real drive time from the gate — not by drawing a hopeful circle on a map.
You get the whole property — no shared corridors, no hotel rotas. Rent, council tax, gas, electric, water and Wi-Fi all sit in our name, with a weekly clean and fresh linen included as standard. Houses sleeping five or more crew come with two bathrooms as a minimum, so mornings don't queue.
Maintenance is ours to deal with: the crew report a problem to our team and we sort it, so your site manager never hears about a leaking tap. Your company gets one monthly invoice covering everything, paid by card, with no booking fees and no minimum crew or stay.
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.
Usually within a couple of hours of your enquiry, we'll send a shortlist of available houses and flats around Muir of Ord matched to your headcount, vehicle list and site location. Once you pick one, keys are normally ready within a few days — faster when the job's urgent.
Yes — we regularly place crews around Conon Bridge, Tore, Avoch, Fortrose and Dingwall as well as Muir of Ord itself. Tell us where the site is and we'll shortlist by drive time rather than village name alone.
We only shortlist properties where parking is checked against the actual vans and pickups you tell us about. Most crew houses around Muir of Ord take two or three vehicles on the drive; if you run larger plant, we'll say so and find somewhere that genuinely fits.
Yes — rent, council tax, gas, electric, water and broadband are all in our name and wrapped into one monthly invoice to your company. We test the Wi-Fi speed before anyone checks in, so there's no arguing about it on day one.
That's standard. One monthly invoice covering the whole stay, payable paid by card, with no booking fees. Your accounts team deals with a single supplier instead of chasing ten separate utility bills.
We do. If the heating goes or a tap leaks at your Muir of Ord crew house, the crew report it to our maintenance team and we deal with the landlord and trades directly. It never lands on your desk.
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Need beds in Muir Of Ord? 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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