A relatively flat, stable surface is needed for placement, such as gravel, grass, or pavement. The site must be accessible for delivery by truck and should have power and water sources if not using a generator or onboard water tank.

Restroom trailers offer a higher level of comfort and amenities compared to porta potties. They are spacious, climate-controlled, and feature flushing toilets, running water sinks, lighting, mirrors, and often luxury finishes. Porta potties are basic, standalone units without running water or climate control.

Restroom trailers are equipped with onboard waste tanks that store waste during use. These tanks are emptied by a professional sanitation service, either after the event or on a scheduled basis for long-term rentals.

Restroom trailers require a power source to operate features such as lighting, air conditioning, heating, and water pumps. They can be powered through a 20 AMP 120-volt outlet, a generator, or a combination of both, depending on the setup and event location. We have generators upon request.

No, the recommendation of 150 people refers to capacity over a given event time, typically around 4-6 hours. The waste tank and facilities can accommodate multiple uses per person within that timeframe. Usage also depends on event duration and consumption of food and beverages.

Setup typically takes about 15-30 minutes, depending on the trailer size and site requirements. Cleanup and removal can take a similar amount of time.

For long-term rentals, a professional sanitation service will empty the waste tank on a regular schedule, such as weekly or bi-weekly, depending on usage. This ensures the trailer remains clean and operational.

Yes, restroom trailers can be rented in freezing weather. They are equipped with heaters to keep the interior warm and to prevent the pipes and water tanks from freezing. In extremely cold conditions, special antifreeze measures may be used for additional protection.

Restroom trailers typically require a connection to a standard water hose. If water is unavailable onsite, the trailer can operate with a filled tank provided before delivery.

Yes, as long as the site is accessible by truck and there is sufficient space to position the trailer. If utilities are unavailable, generators and water tanks can be provided for remote setups.

For single-day events, the tank is emptied after the event. For long-term use, emptying depends on the size of the tank and the number of users but is typically done weekly or bi-weekly.

Permits are not usually required for short-term rentals, but it’s always best to check local regulations if you are in doubt, especially for long-term placements or public events.

Attendants are optional and can be added for an additional fee. They help maintain cleanliness and restock supplies during the event.