3 Stall Shower + Restroom Combo Trailer Rental

Crew capacity is a planning range and assumes a continuous water connection. On hauled water, the fresh water tank and the fill schedule set the real limit: divide the tank by 5 to 8 gal per shower. Your safety officer makes any compliance determination.

What the door configuration means

Every room is private and has its own exterior door, so any worker can use any room and one room out of service does not close the unit. There is no shared interior.

Site requirements

• Pad: level, firm, and drainable. Soft ground after rain is the most common delivery-day problem.
• Access, question one: can the delivery truck spot the trailer? Plan about 50 ft of straight-line approach for truck and trailer.
• Access, question two: can the service truck reach the trailer on every visit for the life of the job? A spot that works on day one can be boxed in by month three.
• Power: the circuit count is in the spec list. We confirm the connection type with your electrician before delivery day. Where the temp pole is not energized, a generator sized to the actual load carries the trailer until shore power is ready.
• Water: the water plan is the site plan for a shower trailer. Use a continuous potable connection where one exists; otherwise a water box and a hauling schedule sized to the crew. Plan 5 to 8 gal per shower.
• Waste: onboard tank, pumped out on each service visit. A sewer connection is optional where one exists.
• Winter: heated interior, heat trace on supply and drain lines, and HeatLock skirting around the undercarriage, sized to the unit on your quote.
• Site access for our technician: the same badging, orientation, and background checks as everyone else on site. Prequalification paperwork (certificate of insurance with your site wording, EMR, safety plan, W-9, Avetta or ISNetworld profile) typically needs about two weeks ahead of the delivery date.
• Drainage: showers put more water on the ground around the unit than a restroom does. Pick a pad that drains away from the doors.

How servicing works

• Each scheduled visit: fresh-water fill, waste pump-out, interior clean (shower stalls, floors, fixtures), consumable restock, function check (plumbing, water heaters, HVAC, heat trace), and a documented record of the visit.
• Cadence: fresh water sets the interval. Twice weekly covers light use; a crew showering every shift needs a daily fill, a water box, or a continuous connection.
• Pump-out, water fill, and clean/restock are quoted as separate named lines, per visit.
• Long jobs bill in 28-day periods. Short terms are available for shutdown windows. Minimum terms attach to each line and are stated on your quote.
• A broken fixture is repaired on the next scheduled visit or sooner.

Pairs with

• Water box, or a continuous water connection, sized to the crew
• Waste box or holding tank
• Generator sized to the load, with fueling scheduled and logged
• Locker room trailer and restroom trailers, for a complete crew set on one service visit

Event use: also rented for multi-day events with camping; capacity is set by the water plan, not by the stall count.

Get a quote

Send the site location, peak headcount, duration, and whether water, sewer, and power are available. Call (844) 900-3190 or use the quote form.