Key facts
- Our two-stall trailers have air conditioning, flushing toilets, vanity sinks, mirrors and interior lights.
- The site needs a garden hose and a 20-amp, 110-volt outlet within about 50 feet, plus level ground.
- Trailers sell out first in spring and fall wedding season — book 4–8 weeks ahead.
- No water on site? We can add a fresh-water tank, priced up front.
What does a restroom trailer include?
A two-stall restroom trailer has separate men's and women's doors, flushing toilets, vanity sinks with running water, mirrors, lights, air conditioning and fold-down steps. It arrives cleaned and stocked with paper, soap and towels. Guests describe it as a real bathroom, which is why brides and gala planners book it.
- 2 (M/W)Stalls
- 20 A · 110 VPower
- Garden hoseWater
- A/CClimate
- ~8 × 16 ftFootprint
- ~100–150Guests
How early do restroom trailers book up?
Four to eight weeks ahead for spring and fall weekends. Trailers are the scarcest unit every company owns. A commercial building owner in our log needed one for two days during a sewer repair, two days out, and heard the standard answer: “we're fully booked for this week for our restroom trailers.”
“The one that has sinks. Yeah. It's like on a trailer, right?”
Where does a restroom trailer go at an East Texas venue?
On level, firm ground within 50 feet of an outlet and a hose bib, with room for the truck to back in. On barn and ranch venues, that's usually a gravel drive beside the barn. Avoid soaked red clay and low spots under pine limbs. We visit the site before large events when the setup is tight.
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Questions callers asked us
How much is a restroom trailer with air conditioning?
A two-stall air-conditioned restroom trailer runs about $1,500–$2,500 per weekend in Tyler, including delivery, setup, restocking and pickup. The site needs a garden hose and a 20-amp, 110-volt outlet within 50 feet. Trailers sell out weeks ahead in spring and fall wedding season.
What does a restroom trailer need to run?
A restroom trailer needs a garden-hose water connection, a 20-amp, 110-volt outlet within about 50 feet, and level ground the truck can back onto. Air conditioning runs off that outlet. If the venue has no water, we add a fresh-water tank for a fee quoted up front.
The restroom trailer I wanted is booked. What now?
Book trailers 4–8 weeks ahead in spring and fall. If yours is sold out, a flushable unit with a sink plus a hand-washing station covers most guests at a fraction of the cost. A commercial building owner in our log needed a trailer two days out and got the answer every trailer company gives in September: fully booked.
Our building's restrooms will be down for a sewer repair. Can you help?
Yes. When a plumber shuts the water off or a sewer line is being replaced, tenants and staff still need restrooms. We deliver a unit with a sink, or a restroom trailer if one is free, for the outage days. A strip-center owner in our log needed two days of coverage while sewer lines were repaired.
How far ahead should I book?
Book 1–2 business days ahead for a jobsite unit, 1–2 weeks ahead for a weekend party, and 3–6 weeks ahead for weddings, races and festivals. Book 7–10 days ahead for Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day. Air-conditioned restroom trailers sell out first, so reserve those 4–8 weeks out.
What if I need to cancel?
Cancel at least 48 hours before the delivery date for a full refund. Inside 48 hours, the unit is usually already loaded on a route, so the delivery charge is kept and the rest is refunded. Rescheduling is always free, so most people move the date instead of canceling.