Orem Construction Site Bus Rentals
Orem Coach Bus Service provides construction site shuttle services across Utah County, Salt Lake County, and the entire Wasatch Front. We help contractors, project managers, and construction companies move workers, supervisors, and subcontractors safely and on time—even in areas where UTA buses or FrontRunner trains don’t reach. Our 24/7 reservation team will build a custom transportation plan that keeps your project running smoothly, whether you’re working on a new high-rise in downtown Salt Lake City, a road-widening project along I-15 in American Fork, or a long-term infrastructure job in Spanish Fork Canyon. Call 385-476-4390 anytime to get a quote in less than a minute!
Why Orem Coach Bus Service Is Utah’s Most Trusted Construction Transportation Provider
We’ve moved thousands of construction workers for projects big and small: airport expansions at SLC, data center builds in Eagle Mountain, pipeline work in rural Juab County, and downtown developments in Provo and Ogden. General contractors like Layton Construction, Okland Construction, Big-D Construction, and W.W. Clyde rely on us because we’re reliable, flexible, and always available.
When you book with Orem Coach Bus Service, you get a dedicated account manager who understands the unique challenges of moving people in and out of active work zones. Need to change a pick-up time because concrete is delayed? No problem. Have to add an extra bus for night shift? We’ll handle it. Want daily manifests or GPS tracking reports? Just ask. We’re here to make your job easier.
Move Crews on Time—every Shift, Every Day
Construction never stops—and neither do we. Orem Coach Bus Service can provide daily shuttles that run before sunrise, after dark, or anytime in between. Need to get 100 electricians from a park-and-ride lot in Lehi to a restricted-access site in Saratoga Springs? We’ll send multiple buses to run continuous loops during shift changes. Working on a highway project in Lindon where there’s no parking for miles? We’ll stage vehicles at the nearest exit and ferry workers back and forth as long as it takes.
With a private shuttle, you control the schedule—not UTA or UDOT. That means fewer late arrivals, less downtime waiting for rides, and more productive hours on the clock. And if your timeline slips (because it always does), we’ll adjust our service to match.
Serve Any Jobsite—no Matter How Remote
Some of the most important construction projects in Utah are happening far from public transit lines—in places like the Point of the Mountain gravel pits, the west desert near Fairfield, or the foothills above Mapleton. That’s where Orem Coach Bus Service comes in. We can send a bus, minibus, or sprinter van to any location accessible by road—even if it’s 10 miles down a dirt track or behind a security gate.
For example: we’ve shuttled pipeline welders to staging areas outside Eureka, hauled solar installers to utility-scale arrays in Tooele County, and transported miners to headframes in the Oquirrh Mountains. If your crew can get there, so can we.
Keep Workers Comfortable—and Morale High
Happy workers are productive workers. After spending 10 hours pouring concrete or tying rebar, nobody wants to cram into a hot pickup truck or stand outside waiting for a ride. Our charter buses are built for comfort: cushioned seats, strong air conditioning (or heat), tinted windows, and enough space for everyone to sit down and relax.
Onboard amenities include clean restrooms (so you don’t have to set up extra porta-potties), overhead racks for backpacks and lunch coolers, and power outlets to charge phones or tablets. Larger coaches even have WiFi, so supervisors can check email or review plans during the trip.
By providing a comfortable ride to and from the jobsite, you’ll boost morale, reduce turnover, and make it easier to recruit skilled labor—especially for projects that require long commutes.
Reduce Parking Headaches and Improve Safety
One of the biggest challenges on any construction site is parking. There’s never enough of it, and what little there is usually gets in the way of cranes, deliveries, or emergency access routes. By shuttling workers from a remote lot or designated pick-up point, you can eliminate dozens of personal vehicles from the site—and all the risks that come with them.
Fewer cars mean less congestion at the gate, fewer chances of accidents between pedestrians and moving equipment, and more room for staging materials or setting up temporary offices. It also makes it easier to enforce security protocols, since all personnel arrive and depart together.
Save Money Compared to Reimbursing Mileage
If you’re currently paying workers to drive their own cars to a remote site—or worse, renting a fleet of pickups just for transportation—you’re probably spending more than you need to. A single charter bus can replace 20-30 individual vehicles at a fraction of the cost, especially when you factor in fuel, maintenance, insurance, and lost time.
Plus, group transportation is better for the environment. Fewer cars on the road mean lower emissions, less wear and tear on access roads, and fewer complaints from neighbors about dust or noise. If your project has sustainability goals or needs to report on carbon footprint, this is an easy win.