Temporary Bathroom Trailer Rentals for Temporary Sites, Large Scale Projects, Outdoor Events and More

A compact luxury restroom trailer for tight staging areas. Two private rooms: a women's suite with toilet and sink, and a men's suite with toilet, urinal and sink. Porcelain flush toilets, climate control, LED lighting and onboard water let it run fully off grid, with 105 gallons of fresh water and a three hundred gallon waste tank between service visits. We send this one out for gatherings under a hundred and fifty guests or crews up to twenty, and it tows into spots bigger trailers can't touch: driveways, courtyards, narrow site roads and back lots. At 17 feet with the tongue, a single pickup positions it (no CDL required). Interiors carry framed mirrors, stainless sinks and real ventilation, so it presents like a permanent restroom rather than a rental. Common placements: private events, small command posts, guard shacks and satellite crew areas at larger deployments.

The smallest portable restroom trailer in the fleet, built for the placements nothing else fits: alleys, tight courtyards, parking structures and residential driveways. The Compact Series keeps the same finish level as the larger trailers, with flush toilets, running water sinks, HVAC and interior lighting in a package barely over 12 feet long. Setup is fast because the unit levels quickly and runs on a single standard circuit. Small crews, film shoots, home renovations and secondary positions at large events are its normal work. When a site walk shows a gate, a slope or an overhead line that rules out a full size unit, this is the trailer our dispatch team reaches for. It shares the same service schedule and stocking standard as everything else in the restroom fleet.

A three station luxury bathroom trailer that covers mid size events without the footprint of a large unit. The middle child of the fleet, and a popular one. Private women's and men's suites carry porcelain fixtures, stainless sinks, oversized mirrors and full climate control. We plan it for functions around two hundred fifty guests: weddings, corporate events, school functions and municipal open houses. It also serves well as the dedicated restroom for an office trailer complex on a long project. Onboard tanks keep it running where hookups don't exist, and the 19 foot 10 inch tow length keeps delivery simple on suburban streets. Guests walk in expecting a portable unit and walk out asking who the vendor was. For events pushing past 400 guests, we either step up to the 5 station or pair two 3 station units at separate positions.

The workhorse. We rent more of these than anything else in the restroom fleet. Five stations across women's and men's suites handle events approaching five hundred guests (our planners' favorite trailer to quote) or extended jobsite crews, with flush toilets, urinals, oversized mirrors, HVAC and enough onboard fresh and waste capacity for long unplugged stretches. The women's side runs multiple private stalls with a shared sink counter, and the men's side balances stalls and urinals for throughput during surge windows. Festivals use it as a premium restroom bank. Districts place it during multi month campus renovations. Emergency managers stage it at shelters because it serves a large population without daily pumping when occupancy is planned right. If you only have room for one trailer and a real crowd to serve, this is usually the answer.

Eight fully private restroom suites, each its own locking room with toilet and sink. The private station format serves mixed crews, VIP areas and long term deployments where shared suites don't fit the operation, and it's the format government buyers request most for workforce sites. Every suite carries its own ventilation and lighting, so the trailer works as well at a basecamp as it does behind a stage. At thirty five feet it's a serious placement that needs a planned position, and our drivers walk the approach before delivery day. Measure twice, tow once. Pro Series finish means porcelain fixtures, solid surfaces and hardware built for daily commercial use rather than weekend duty. Pair it with shower and laundry trailers and a camp's entire hygiene block runs from one service visit.

The highest capacity portable restroom trailer we deploy. Nine stations across full women's and men's wings, built for festivals, fairs and basecamps that see thousands of daily uses. Banks of these anchor our largest contracts. But one alone still covers an event of eight hundred or more. The interior layout moves people through fast: multiple stalls per wing, urinal banks on the men's side and shared sink counters that stop bottlenecks at the door. Big fresh and waste tanks stretch service intervals, and on high occupancy sites we schedule daily pumping so capacity never becomes the limiting factor. Event producers position two or four of these at main crowd nodes and let the smaller trailers handle VIP and back of house. This unit is why we can quote head counts in the tens of thousands without blinking.

An ADA restroom trailer pairing a full wheelchair accessible suite with two standard stations, so one trailer covers the ADA requirement and general traffic in a single placement. The accessible suite meets code where it counts: ramp access we install ourselves, a full turning radius inside, grab bars at the fixtures and a lowered sink. The two standard stations keep lines short for everyone else. Public agencies, school districts and event producers use this unit to pass accessibility review without dedicating a second placement or a second power drop. Compliance documentation comes with the rental for your file. It's also the practical choice for smaller sites where the entire restroom plan is one trailer and that trailer has to serve everyone who shows up.

Our largest ADA bathroom trailer: a full accessible suite with ramp access plus six standard private stations. Public agencies and event producers use it to satisfy accessibility requirements at high traffic sites without adding a second unit. One trailer, everyone served. The accessible suite is a real room, not a retrofit: wide door, turning radius, grab bars, lowered fixtures and its own climate control. The six standard stations carry the general crowd, which makes this unit a one placement answer for fairs, graduations, county events and campus projects. Inspectors check ADA counts on public sites, and this trailer passes with documentation we provide. When the site plan calls for accessibility plus volume and there's only one good position for a trailer, this is the unit we spec.

A single station ADA combo with toilet, sink and roll in shower behind one accessible ramp entrance. Deployed for workforce housing, shelters and any site where an accessible bathing and restroom point is required. The roll in shower has no lip to cross, a fold down seat and grab bars through the wet area, so the suite genuinely works for wheelchair users rather than technically qualifying. Shelter operations pair it with standard shower trailers to cover their full population. Long term camps place it near medical or admin areas. It runs on the same utility footprint as a small restroom trailer, one water connection and one circuit, and our service crews handle the greywater side completely. One placement, full accessibility, restroom and bathing in a single unit.

Two private suites, each with its own toilet, sink and shower. A small crew camp solution: one water connection, one power drop, restroom and bathing covered in a single trailer. Each suite locks, so a mixed crew can use the unit without scheduling around each other. Hot water comes off onboard heating sized for consecutive showers at shift change, and the greywater system is managed by our service crews on the same visit as pumping and restocking. Field offices, remote gate positions, small utility crews and disaster response advance teams are the usual users. When a site has eight to fifteen people and no facilities at all, this one trailer changes what the workday feels like. It also slots into larger camps as the dedicated unit for supervisors or overnight staff.

Restroom stations, private showers and onboard laundry machines in one chassis. Built for remote crews of roughly twenty to forty that need full daily hygiene without three separate trailers. The restroom side runs flush toilets and sinks. The shower side has private stalls with hot water. And the laundry end carries washer and dryer sets that keep a crew in clean gear week after week. One water connection and one power plan cover the whole unit, which simplifies both the site layout and the invoice. Pipeline crews, wildfire support teams, remote construction programs and agriculture operations lean on this format hard. It's the closest thing in the fleet to a complete camp in a single tow, and it pairs naturally with a bunkhouse trailer when sleeping quarters are part of the mission.