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A shower trailer brings real bathing facilities to places that have none: multi-stall trailers with hot water and private, lockable stalls for jobsites, disaster relief, festivals, and work camps. We deliver, level, and connect it, then service it for the life of the rental.
Quoted to your exact site in one call. Mon-Sat, 7 AM-7 PM your local time.
Three moving parts, and we handle all three: the trailer, the hookups, and the servicing that keeps it fresh.
Multi-stall trailers with hot water and private, lockable stalls, from compact 2-3 stall units to larger 4-8 stall trailers, including ADA configurations. Headcount and duration set the spec.
We deliver, level, and connect: water from a spigot or a water buffalo, power for the water heaters and lighting, and a gray-water plan, either a sewer tie-in or holding tanks we pump on schedule.
On extended deployments we schedule cleaning, restocking, and holding-tank pump-outs, so the trailer stays fresh for the life of the rental. Long-term rentals bill monthly.
Three ways to spec it, driven by headcount and what your site can hook up. Every stall is private and every configuration runs hot water.
The compact option: a small crew or work camp gets private, hot-water showers without hauling a big trailer onto a tight site.
Best for: Small crews, remote outposts, and long weekends in the field
The workhorse for real headcounts. More private stalls means shorter lines at shift change, when everyone wants a shower at the same time.
Best for: Larger crews, work camps, festivals, and relief operations
For sites with no hookups at all. Water and waste are handled onboard and through scheduled servicing, so the showers run even where the utilities do not.
Best for: Truly remote sites and emergency deployments
Shower trailers are quoted, not listed at a flat national price: stall count, duration, hookups, and your market all set the rate. One call gets you the number: (866) 858-3867. ADA-accessible configurations available.
Anywhere people stay longer than a day and the plumbing does not exist. These are the deployments we run most.
Pipelines, energy work, and any project where crews live near the job. A hot shower at the end of a shift is the difference between a camp and a hardship post.
After a storm or fire, showers are one of the first things a community loses. Relief agencies and responders deploy trailers to shelters and staging areas fast.
Camping festivals, endurance races, and scout events. Private hot-water stalls keep attendees happy on day three, not just day one.
Harvest crews and seasonal operations need real facilities where the fields are. A serviced trailer covers the season, then leaves when the crew does.
Delivered. Connected. Serviced. One call.
We've completed more than 180,000 rentals across 40,000+ ZIP codes, and shower trailers are the kind of specialty equipment where that network matters: when a relief operation or a remote project needs showers, you do not have time to hunt down a supplier market by market. You call us, we source the trailer, coordinate the hookups, and keep it serviced for the life of the rental. When you call, a real person picks up, Monday through Saturday.
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Rentals Completed
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Two questions decide the whole deployment: what can your site connect, and how many people shower in the same window.
No hookups at all? The self-contained configuration handles water and waste onboard with scheduled servicing.
Raw headcount is only half the math. What actually sets the stall count is how many people need to shower in the same window: a crew hitting the trailer at end of shift needs more stalls than the same number of people spread across a whole evening. Tell us the headcount, the schedule, and the duration, and we spec the trailer to the real peak instead of the average.
Describe your site and your people on the quote call and we do this planning with you: (866) 858-3867.
The quick rule: guests for a few hours need a restroom trailer, people staying overnight need showers. Multi-day deployments often run both.
| Shower Trailer (this page) | Restroom Trailer | |
|---|---|---|
| What's inside | Private shower stalls with hot water | Flushing toilets and sinks |
| Solves | Bathing for people who are staying | Facilities for guests passing through |
| Typical deployment | Jobsites, work camps, relief sites, camping events | Weddings, corporate events, upscale gatherings |
| Typical duration | Multi-day to multi-month | Hours to a weekend |
| Billing | Quoted per deployment, monthly on long terms | Quoted per event or term |
Need toilets instead of showers, or both? See restroom trailers and portable toilets. One call quotes the whole sanitation setup together.
Shower trailers are quoted to your exact site instead of posted as a fake national number, because four inputs genuinely move the rate:
Trailer availability and delivery distance vary by market. Your site sets the baseline.
A 2-3 stall unit quotes differently than a 4-8 stall trailer or a self-contained configuration.
Event weekends quote as a deployment. Long-term rentals bill monthly, and the servicing schedule is built into the quote.
Spigot and sewer on site is the simplest setup. Water buffalo, holding tanks, and pump-out schedules get quoted with the trailer so nothing surprises you later.
Delivery, setup, and pickup are included in the quoted rate. One call gets you the exact number: (866) 858-3867.
Straight Talk From Our Team
“The trailers themselves are solid. What decides whether a deployment goes smoothly is the site plan: where the water comes from, where the power comes from, and where the gray water goes. Answer those three honestly on the quote call and delivery day is boring, which is exactly what you want.
And on anything long-term, take the servicing schedule seriously. A trailer that gets cleaned, restocked, and pumped on schedule stays a trailer people actually use.”
Michael V.
Head of Operations, Ultimate Dumpsters. On planning a shower trailer deployment
Real answers from our site services and operations team. If yours isn't here, the phone gets you a person, not a menu.
A shower trailer is a towable unit with multiple private shower stalls and hot water, built to bring real bathing facilities to places that have none: remote jobsites, disaster relief sites, festivals, and work camps. We deliver it, level it, connect it, and service it for the life of the rental.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
Headcount and duration decide it. A small crew is comfortable in a 2-3 stall trailer, while larger camps and events step up to 4-8 stalls so lines stay short when everyone showers in the same window, like end of shift. Tell us how many people and how long, and we spec it. ADA-accessible configurations are available too.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
Yes. Hot water is the point of a shower trailer, and it is standard on our units. Once water and power are connected, the stalls run hot showers, which matters most exactly where these trailers go: cold mornings on remote sites and long days at relief operations.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
Three things: a water supply, power, and a gray-water plan. Water can come from a standard spigot or a water buffalo we arrange. Power runs the water heaters and lighting. Gray water either ties into a sewer connection or goes to holding tanks that we pump on a schedule. Tell us what your site has and we build the setup around it.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
That is what the self-contained configuration is for. Water and waste are handled onboard and through scheduled servicing, so the trailer runs on sites with no utilities: remote land, staging areas, and emergency deployments. It is one of the three options we quote, so just describe your site honestly and we will spec the right one.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
We service it for the life of the rental. On extended deployments that means scheduled cleaning, restocking, and holding-tank pump-outs, so the trailer on week eight feels like the trailer on day one. A shower trailer nobody maintains stops being used fast, so servicing is part of the deal, not an upsell.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
Short deployments are quoted for the duration of the event or project. Long-term rentals bill monthly, which is how most jobsite and work-camp deployments run. Delivery, setup, and pickup are included in the quoted rate either way.
Answered by Tony D., Commercial & National Accounts Specialist
It is handled legally, start to finish. During the rental, gray water goes to a sewer tie-in or holding tanks we pump on schedule. When your deployment ends, we disconnect, haul the trailer, and dispose of all wastewater at licensed facilities. You never touch it and it never ends up somewhere it should not.
Answered by Michael V., Head of Operations
They solve different problems. A restroom trailer is toilets and sinks: the right call for weddings and events where guests need facilities for a few hours. A shower trailer is for people who are staying: crews, campers, and displaced residents who need to actually bathe. Multi-day deployments with overnight headcounts often run both, and we quote them together.
Answered by Judi K., Site Services Specialist
Yes. Relief operations, work camps, and companies running crews in multiple markets set it all up through one phone number: we source the trailers in each market, coordinate hookups and servicing, and keep the billing consolidated. When the deployment moves, the logistics move with one call instead of five.
Answered by Tony D., Commercial & National Accounts Specialist
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Tell us your headcount, your site, and how long people are staying. We spec the trailer, plan the hookups, and quote it to your exact deployment, in one call.
