Falcon Structures
Think Inside The Box. Since 2003 Falcon Structures has been creating shipping container structures. There are so many ways to repurpose shipping containers.
There's a bit of irony to the fact we're in the container business. That's because we know the real thing we provide to our clients is uncontainable opportunity. Whether it's the ability to manage your inventory better or house employees in a secure, weather-proof environment, everything our clients use us for ultimately increases profit margins or decreases a line item on your budget. As business people ourselves, we understand how important saving money can be to most organizations out there - from schools to military branches, mom-and-pop retailers, to major corporations. That's also why we understand that time is just as important of a factor as currency. Our employees exist to help you maximize your bang for your buck, as well as operate in a punctual, courteous manner. We know you need us to be where you need us, when you need us and with no margin for error. Started in 2002 by a duo of former "dot-commers," Falcon Containers quickly grew to a 15-person company. Everyone here is committed to employing the Rotary Four-Way Test in our interactions with each other, our suppliers, the community, and most importantly, you.
The Jack and Jill floor plan is a 40-foot container with two private living spaces on either side of a shared full bathroom. Frills? Minimal. Comfort? To the max. Especially when sheltering and cooling off crews in man camps and remote job sites.
09/18/2026
Infrastructure for the people responsible for infrastructure. This 20-foot container workspace with a private bathroom is headed to a municipality in New Jersey to serve as a scale house.
09/17/2026
Is that jobsite structure you're considering going to be a sunk cost, or will it be an asset?
Residual value is usually treated as an afterthought, if it's considered at all. But what a structure is worth when the project ends is part of its real cost, not a footnote to it. Skip that number, and you're only seeing part of the picture.
Steel structures tend to hold more of that value than people expect. Click the link to learn more.
https://www.falconstructures.com/field-notes/total-cost-of-ownership/portable-structure-exit-lifecycle-tco
Redeployment, Residual Value, and Retiring a Portable Structure | Falcon Structures The end of a jobsite structure’s deployment matters. How redeployment cost, residual value & retirement decisions shape cost & why the numbers belong in the conversation at the start.
09/10/2026
Four private offices and a common space, from the drawing board at Falcon’s Austin factory to a gravel pad at a Houston facility. Swipe 👉 to see this double-wide workspace on-site. K
09/09/2026
Two structures can average the same five-year operating cost on paper. Buuuuut, the trajectory getting there rarely looks the same.
We broke down what actually drives that number: climate, insulation, maintenance cadence, and why the shape of the cost matters as much as the total.
Send this to the person on your team who’s trying to build a multi-year cost picture and keeps getting handed a single maintenance line item (because one number is not enough).
https://www.falconstructures.com/field-notes/total-cost-of-ownership/portable-structure-operating-cost-tco
Operating Costs for Portable Jobsite Structures in Service | Falcon Structures Maintenance, insurance, and the financial model you picked at acquisition keep shaping cost for years. Here’s how operating cost actually behaves over time — and what to watch for.
09/04/2026
When the Texas summer is summer-ing a little too hard… it’s time to call in the sno-cone bus.
Happy Friday, y'all!
09/01/2026
Comparing quotes on a portable structure? This one’s for you. We broke down the six cost categories that most often get underscoped before a project starts (spoiler: they’re the ones that can also inflate the total cost 20-30% if you’re not looking closely).
Acquisition & Deployment Costs for Portable Jobsite Structures | Falcon Structures A quote gets the structure to a staging point. Deployment gets it into service. What’s in the gap? Logistics, site prep, utilities, permits, customization … plan for it before you commit.
This is a unique one! A 40ft modified container, repurposed as a full equipment enclosure for remote training. Power hookup, external lighting, and a roll-up door for easy access to the electrical systems inside.
08/20/2026
A quick zoom-in on the details: exterior lighting, electrical panels, insulation, ventilation. The smaller components make a mighty big impact when turning a container into a usable space.
08/13/2026
We're hiiiiiiringggg!!!
Falcon Structures is looking for a Field Services Manager. This experienced construction/field services pro would lead deployment and installation of our modular structures at customer sites nationwide.
We're talking boots-on-the-ground leading: coordinating subcontractors, working directly with inspectors and AHJs, managing site logistics, and making sure projects land exactly to spec and on schedule.
What we're looking for:
👷 5+ years in construction, field services, or modular installation
🛠️ Experience managing subcontractors and multi-trade crews
🚧 Working knowledge of building codes, safety standards, and permitting
✈️ Comfortable traveling and leading on-site teams.
Learn more and apply 👇
Field Services Manager Let your career take flight when you join the award-winning team at Falcon Structures! Apply now to help us revolutionize the modular construction industry.
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7717 Gilbert Road
Austin, TX
78653
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
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| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
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