Many contractors are available in the area, and new construction seems to be fairly constant. It is also possible to live in a more rural location and have a short commute to the office. City and county roads tend to be well-maintained during the winter, though the bluff road from the city to the office can get difficult at times during heavy snowfalls. Those who may require temporary quarters when moving to La Crosse will want to make reservations as soon as possible. Due to tourism and area festivals, motels are often booked to capacity on weekends, especially during the summer and fall.
Public transportation is limited to city bus routes in La Crosse.
No public transportation is available to the office location. Ample parking is available free of charge at the office site. Property tax rates in the La Crosse area are high. Rates are somewhat lower in Holmen and West Salem, and considerably lower in rural areas as well as across the river in Minnesota. Minnesota residents do pay more for auto insurance and vehicle registration fees.