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Planning a wedding, a corporate event, or anything where guests will remember the restrooms? A restroom trailer has private stalls, running water, real sinks and air conditioning, and it feels much closer to a building than a portable toilet.
Takes about two minutes.
From compact two-stall trailers up to larger units.
Flushing toilets, sinks and mirrors.
Heat and air conditioning, so it's comfortable any time of year.
Most trailers need an outlet nearby. We'll confirm what yours needs.
Tell us the date, the guest count and the venue. We'll suggest the right trailer and a local provider follows up.
Your name, ZIP and a line about the job is enough to get a local provider connected.
You’ll see it on screen and in your inbox the moment it goes through.
A local provider will call or text you about your request.
A restroom trailer is a towed unit with separate stalls, flushing toilets, sinks with running water, mirrors, lighting and heat or air conditioning. Guests walk up a couple of steps into something that feels like a nice public restroom.
They're the usual choice for weddings, corporate events, VIP areas and long events where people will use them more than once. Plenty of events pair a trailer for guests with a few standard units for staff and vendors.

A starting point. We'll confirm the count and the trailer on follow-up.
| The event | Usual setup | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Wedding, up to 150 guests | One trailer | Enough stalls for an evening. |
| Wedding, 150 to 300 guests | Larger trailer, or trailer plus deluxe units | More stalls at busy moments. |
| Corporate or VIP area | Trailer for guests | Standard units for staff and vendors if needed. |
| Multi-day event | Trailer with service between days | It stays clean for day two. |
| Job site office | Compact trailer | Comfortable for staff and visitors long-term. |
Put the guest count, hours and venue on the form. We'll suggest a trailer size and anything to pair with it.
Trailers need more setup than a portable toilet, and the problems show up on delivery day. The truck can't get across a soft lawn, or the nearest outlet is two hundred feet from the only level spot.
Walk the venue with three questions in mind. Can a truck and trailer reach a firm, level spot? Is there an outlet nearby? And will the unit connect to a water hose or use its own tank? Tell us what you find and we'll sort out anything missing, such as a generator.
Firm and flat, and reachable by truck. Soft lawn after rain is the usual trouble.
Most trailers need a standard outlet nearby. If there isn't one, ask about a generator.
On longer events the trailer gets serviced, so leave a way in.
Crew size or guest count, the dates, and where the units should go. It takes a couple of minutes.
Delivery, service and pickup are typically included. The local provider confirms pricing for your request.
Pumped, cleaned and restocked on schedule until you're finished.
Don’t see yours? Put it in the notes on the form and a local provider will follow up.
Send the date and the venue. We'll check the site needs with you and make sure the trailer is set up before anyone arrives.