How much does a luxury restroom trailer cost to rent?
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Luxury restroom trailer rentals start from $400 to $850 per day, depending on the trailer size, number of stalls, features, location, and vendor. Prices vary significantly based on the model, season, and event requirements. Weekend and multi-day rentals may offer better per-day rates.
What factors affect restroom trailer pricing?
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Key factors include trailer size and number of stalls (2-station vs 10-station), interior finishes and amenities, distance from vendor to event location, rental duration, seasonal demand, and whether power/water hookups are available on site. Generator and water tank rentals add to the total cost if on-site utilities are not available.
Do restroom trailers require power and water hookups?
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Restroom trailers typically require a standard 110V or 220V electrical connection for lighting, climate control, and water heating. Many trailers have onboard fresh water tanks, but a water hookup is preferred for extended events. If your venue lacks utilities, vendors can provide generators and water tanks at an additional cost.
How much space does a restroom trailer need?
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A standard 2-station restroom trailer requires approximately 8 feet wide by 16 feet long of level ground, plus clearance for the tow vehicle. Larger trailers can be 8 feet wide by 30+ feet long. You also need a clear access path for delivery and pickup. The ground should be firm and level.
How far in advance should I book a restroom trailer?
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We recommend booking restroom trailers at least 4 to 6 weeks in advance, especially for peak wedding and event season (May through October). Popular dates like holiday weekends can book out 2-3 months ahead. Last-minute availability is possible but limited and may come at a premium.
What is the difference between a restroom trailer and a porta potty?
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Restroom trailers are fully enclosed, climate-controlled units with running water, flushing toilets, sinks with mirrors, interior lighting, and premium finishes. They look and feel like permanent indoor restrooms. Porta potties are single-unit, self-contained portable toilets without running water or climate control. Restroom trailers are significantly more expensive but provide a premium guest experience.
