Key facts
- VIP setups combine restroom trailers, flushing cabins and deluxe 2-in-1 units.
- Vanities, mirrors and lighting make them photo-ready for evening events.
- Every VIP setup includes at least one wheelchair-accessible unit.
- Quoted as one all-in price.
What is a VIP restroom setup?
A VIP restroom setup is a mix of climate-controlled restroom trailers, flushing cabins and deluxe 2-in-1 units placed and lit for guests who are dressed up. It is the standard for estate bodas in Sharyland, galas at the convention district and corporate hospitality tents.
| Guests (evening) | Main restrooms | Add |
|---|---|---|
| 50–80 | 2 deluxe 2-in-1 or 1 two-stall trailer | 1 accessible unit |
| 80–150 | 1 trailer + 2 deluxe units | 1 accessible + 1 handwash |
| 150–250 | 2 trailers or 1 large trailer | 1–2 accessible + 2 handwash |
Straight answers
Questions callers asked us
What does a restroom trailer need on site?
A restroom trailer needs a garden hose connection, a standard 110-volt outlet reachable with an extension cord, and level ground the truck can back onto. It is the only unit we rent that needs hookups. Without them, choose deluxe 2-in-1 units instead.
How much is a restroom trailer for a wedding?
A two-stall restroom trailer runs about $1,900–$2,900 per event in the Rio Grande Valley, including delivery, setup, cleaning and pickup. The site needs a garden hose and a standard 110-volt outlet. Larger trailers are quoted per event.
Is the event porta potty nice, or old and beat up?
Event units are kept separate from construction units. Party and wedding units go out clean, unscratched and fully stocked — not the scuffed boxes you see on job sites. Ask dispatch to text you a photo of the exact unit before delivery.
How far ahead should I book?
Book jobsite units 1–2 business days ahead. Book weekend parties 1–2 weeks ahead. Book quinceañeras, weddings and October festival weekends 3–6 weeks ahead. Restroom trailers book out first in spring and fall, so reserve those 4–8 weeks out.