Your people land Tuesday. They start work Wednesday.

Keltos Group houses contract labor arriving from overseas and gets them to site — leases, furniture, utilities, and transport — across Central Texas, West Lafayette, Phoenix, and Boise. Residents sign and pay their own leases, so your company carries no rent liability.

homes under management
300+
years operating
10+
markets
4

From award to on site

The gap between winning a bid and having people working is where a project quietly loses weeks. Almost all of it is housing.

  1. Award

    Headcount and dates

    Tell us how many are coming, roughly when, and which site they need to reach each morning. An approximate number is enough to start.

  2. Before they fly

    Homes ready

    Units held within a sensible commute, leases prepared, furniture in, and utilities and internet connected — all of it finished before anyone boards a plane.

  3. Arrival

    Met at the airport

    Someone is there with keys and a vehicle. They sleep in their own bed that night and are at site the next morning — not the next week.

  4. In tenancy

    Off your desk

    Residents sign and pay their own leases. Repairs, disputes, and move-outs come to us, so no day of yours goes to being a housing desk.

What we handle

All of it, or the parts your team cannot absorb. Every item here is otherwise a day somebody spends not working — theirs or yours.

Housing
Units sourced near the site, leased, furnished, and cleaned before the first arrival.
Transport
Airport pickup on the day, and vehicles arranged so people can get to site and back every day after.
Utilities and internet
Connected before move-in, so nobody spends their first week on the phone to a utility company.
Screening
Applications assessed against written criteria, with employment and start date confirmed with you rather than chased through the resident.
Leases
Residents sign and pay their own. Your company is not a party to them and carries no rent liability.
One point of contact
A broken dryer at midnight is our call to take, not a message forwarded to your relocation team.

How many people, and when do they land?

That is enough to start. We will come back with what is available near the site, what it costs, and the date it can all be ready by.

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