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Jobsite-ready restroom trailers—delivered and set up for your crew. We work with New Jersey contractors, project managers, and site superintendents to arrange delivery, setup, service, and pickup around the job. Get practical restroom coverage for daily shifts, site offices, and longer projects without adding another delivery to manage.
OSHA 1926.51 compliance supportFlushing toilets & sinksAccessible trailer optionOnline rental pricing
Transparent job site pricing
Clear pricing.
Jobsite-ready service.
Get a real-time restroom trailer quote and book online in under 2 minutes—no call required. The price you see is what you get, with delivery, setup, and pickup coordinated around your crew and project schedule.
- No hidden fees, ever. No fuel surcharges or EPA fees.
- Live pricing for your trailer, rental dates, and job site.
- Jobsite-ready trailers, delivered and set up for your crew.
- Site access and pickup coordinated with your site contact.
Job site trailer options
Restroom trailers
for working sites.
Compare the layouts for your crew, site office, or project phase. Check pricing and book online, or view a trailer's full specifications before choosing.
Restroom Trailer
Luxury Restroom Trailer (2 Stalls)
Give guests the comfort of an indoor restroom in a compact trailer that fits smaller event spaces. The 2-Stall Luxury Restroom Trailer includes private stalls, flushing toilets, running water sinks, climate control, lighting, and upscale finishes — making it a strong choice for backyard weddings, private parties, VIP areas, and venues where space is limited but guest experience still matters.
Restroom Trailer
Luxury Restroom Trailer (3 Stalls) ADA-Compliant
Make your event or jobsite accessible without sacrificing comfort. The 3-Stall ADA-Compliant Restroom Trailer includes a wheelchair-accessible ramp, spacious interior, safety handrails, climate control, and premium finishes — giving guests, workers, and visitors a dignified restroom experience with the accessibility your site requires.
Restroom Trailer
Luxury Restroom Trailer (4 Stalls)
Give guests a smooth, comfortable restroom experience with separate men’s and women’s facilities in one luxury trailer. The 4-Stall Restroom Trailer includes private stalls, flushing toilets, running water sinks, climate control, lighting, and premium finishes — making it a strong fit for weddings, corporate events, festivals, outdoor concerts, and larger private gatherings.
Restroom Trailer
Restroom Trailer (8-Station)
Handle large guest counts without long restroom lines. The 8-Station Luxury Restroom Trailer gives guests separate men’s and women’s facilities, private stalls, urinals, running water sinks, touch-free fixtures, climate control, ventilation, lighting, and premium finishes — making it a strong choice for large weddings, festivals, corporate events, concerts, and high-attendance outdoor gatherings.
Restroom Trailer
Luxury Restroom Trailer (10-Station)
Handle your largest events with a luxury restroom trailer built for high guest counts and smooth traffic flow. The 10-Station Luxury Restroom Trailer includes separate men’s and women’s facilities, 7 private stalls, 3 urinals, dual sinks, hot running water, climate control, lighting, and premium finishes — giving guests a comfortable restroom experience while helping reduce long lines at peak times. Built for high-capacity events with 500–800+ guests.
Shower Trailer
Portable Shower Trailer (6 Stalls)
A six-stall portable shower trailer for medium-capacity temporary shower needs. It is designed for construction crews of 40–60 workers, summer camps, athletic events, worker housing, emergency relief shelters, and outdoor festivals. The unit typically serves 50–75 people per day and can be configured as one single-gender section or separate men's/women's sections with three stalls per side.
Shower Trailer
Portable Shower Trailer (8 Stalls)
An eight-stall, high-capacity portable shower trailer for large construction sites, major emergency-relief operations, large summer camps, multi-crew operations, and large worker-housing sites. It serves 75–100 people per day and is intended for crews of 60–80+ workers. It can be configured with separate men's/women's sections of four stalls per side.
Restroom Planning Calculator
Check OSHA construction-site fixture minimums for your crew, then explore pricing for a jobsite-ready restroom trailer.
Peak headcount at one time, not the total across shifts. No duration multiplier.
Enter a whole-number worker count of at least 1 (up to 9,007,199,254,740,991).
OSHA fixture minimums · Table D-1
1Toilet facility
—Urinals
Up to 20 workers; no separate urinal minimum.
Fixture minimums only—not full-site compliance certification. Toilet seats and urinals are not interchangeable.
Explore Trailer Pricing ↗How this is calculated
- Up to 20 workers1 toilet facility
- 21–1991 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers
- 200 or more1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers
Partial fixture counts round upward. The 200-or-more row applies starting at exactly 200 workers.
Why 20 uses the smallest tier: the table says both “20 or less” and “20 or more.” OSHA’s May 17, 2006 interpretation explicitly states that 20 employees require at least one toilet; this calculator follows that guidance.
Fixture-count guidance only, not certification of full site compliance. Trailer suitability depends on actual toilet-seat and urinal configurations, prompt access, sanitary maintenance, washing facilities, and other applicable sanitation, state/local, and accessibility requirements. Toilets and urinals are not automatically interchangeable.
Simple rental process
From project planning
to delivery in four steps.
Check pricing & reserve
See current pricing online. Review the rental scope, service needs, and site-specific arrangements before reserving.
Set the delivery plan
Share gate hours, the placement area, connections, and your site contact. We arrange the delivery and setup window around site access and your job schedule.
We deliver and set up
We deliver and set up the trailer for your crew, coordinate the agreed service plan, and arrange pickup at close-out. Let us know when crew numbers or project dates change.
From mobilization through close-out
Set up for your crew.
Supported through the job.
You manage the build; we handle the trailer delivery, setup, and pickup arrangements. We work with your site contact on access, servicing, and project changes so your crew has restroom coverage throughout the agreed rental. Your quote makes the scope and costs clear.
Servicing & site access
- Review usage, rental duration, and the servicing frequency needed for your crew.
- Agree supplies, service access, and responsibilities before the rental starts.
- Keep the service route clear as equipment and material storage change.
- Contact us when usage changes so the service plan can be reviewed.
Billing & rental scope
- Review the selected trailer, rental dates, delivery, setup, and pickup in your quote.
- Share company details, project references, and any PO or invoice requirements.
- Confirm payment timing and any available account arrangements before ordering.
- Review added time or requested services before changes are arranged.
Project changes & close-out
- Share phased dates and expected changes in crew size at the outset.
- Call early to review additional capacity, relocation, or an extension.
- Changes depend on availability, site feasibility, and the rental terms.
- We coordinate pickup with your site contact at the agreed close-out.
Job site planning guide
Plan restroom coverage
for the working day.
Size for the busiest shift
Count the workers, subcontractors, office staff, and visitors who will use the same facilities. A staggered crew and a crew that breaks together create different demand. Share peak numbers and remaining on-site restrooms so we can help compare layouts without treating the total project roster as the daily user count.
Give us the access details; we handle setup
Show us a stable, level placement area and share gate hours, turning space, equipment routes, and power and water connections. Your site prepares the agreed area and access; we deliver and set up the trailer. Keep the service route clear during the rental, and discuss any alternative utility arrangement before delivery.
Build OSHA 1926.51 into the site plan
Ask your safety lead to review toilet fixture counts under 1926.51(c) and washing facilities under 1926.51(f). Confirm water temperature, soap, hand drying, and the cleaning and replenishment plan for your selected trailer. Also review worker routes and any separate accessibility requirements; an ADA-equipped trailer is not a substitute for an OSHA sanitation review.
Plan for crew changes before they happen
Phased builds can change usage, servicing needs, and the time facilities remain on site. Share anticipated increases or reductions when arranging the rental. Contact us before a phase change to review capacity, an extension, or pickup, rather than leaving restroom coverage dependent on the original project dates.
Construction rental service areas
New Jersey job sites
and neighboring states.
Restroom Resources serves construction sites in New Jersey, with extended service into New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Explore your service area or call with the job address to review delivery and ongoing service access for your project.
Rental questions
Construction restroom
trailer FAQ.
Answers for contractors, project managers, and site superintendents planning a rental.
Can restroom trailers support OSHA 1926.51 compliance?
Yes. Restroom trailers can support a construction site's sanitation plan, but compliance depends on the full setup. OSHA 1926.51(c) specifies minimum toilet facilities by workforce size, and 1926.51(f) addresses washing facilities, water temperature, soap, hand drying, and sanitary maintenance, with applicable exceptions. We can review trailer specifications and rental arrangements with your site contact; your employer or safety lead must verify the site's requirements. A rental is not an OSHA certification.
Does the number of stalls tell me whether my site is OSHA-compliant?
No. Table D-1 in OSHA 1926.51(c) specifies facilities by employee count, including toilet-seat and urinal ratios for larger crews. Check the selected trailer's actual fixture configuration and any other available facilities rather than assuming a two-, three-, or four-stall trailer automatically meets the rule. Your safety lead should confirm the applicable requirements for the workforce.
Do I need to choose a trailer before calling?
No. Give us your peak crew count, shift pattern, project dates, and site address. We can help you compare layouts and identify the access and utility details needed to recommend a suitable option.
Where can I see pricing, and what affects the quote?
Start with current pricing in the online booking tool, or call for help. Your quote depends on the trailer, dates, delivery location, and site-specific service needs. Review the rental scope and payment arrangements before reserving.
Can a trailer stay on site for an extended project?
We can help plan a longer rental around your anticipated dates and usage. Trailer availability, site access, servicing needs, and the agreed rental arrangement determine the plan. Share any expected phases when you contact us.
Do you deliver and set up the trailer for our crew?
Yes. We deliver and set up the trailer, working with your site contact on the agreed arrival window. Your site needs to provide a suitable placement area, clear delivery and service access, and the connections required by the selected trailer. We review those details before delivery and coordinate pickup when the rental ends.
How is ongoing servicing handled?
We review service needs against usage and rental duration and agree the frequency, supplies, and vehicle access as part of your rental plan. Ask us to walk through the scope and costs rather than assuming every trailer has the same service schedule.
What happens if the crew size or project dates change?
Contact us when the plan changes. We can review capacity, servicing, and rental dates with you. Extensions, additional units, and changes depend on availability and the agreed terms; arranging them early helps avoid a coverage gap.
Can you review our company's billing or purchase-order requirements?
Share your company details, project reference, and any invoicing or purchase-order requirements before booking. Our team can review the available billing arrangements and payment timing with you. Specific account terms must be agreed for the rental.
Who coordinates pickup at the end of the project?
We coordinate pickup with your site contact around the agreed rental end date and access arrangements. Let us know about schedule changes before the anticipated close-out so we can review the pickup plan.