Key facts
- Trailers need a hose and 110V outlet; deluxe 2-in-1 units need nothing.
- Engagement parties and rehearsal dinners often book one deluxe unit.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before delivery.
- Add a wheelchair-accessible unit beside any trailer with steps.
Trailer or deluxe units for a Valley wedding?
Choose a restroom trailer when you have about 80 or more guests, an evening reception in summer heat, and a hose and outlet on site. Choose deluxe 2-in-1 units when there are no hookups or the truck can't reach level ground. Two standard units cover a casual 50-guest wedding.
From the dispatch log
In our sample, 4 of 19 calls were weddings or engagement parties: two asked for two-stall trailers, one booked two standard units for 50 guests, and one booked a deluxe flushing unit for an engagement party.
Source: 19-call sample, 2026 call log. Names, numbers and addresses removed.
What does a wedding venue need for a restroom trailer?
The venue needs level truck access, a garden hose spigot and a 110-volt outlet within an extension-cord run. Keep the trailer 50–100 feet from dinner tables, light the path after dark, and place it on the downwind side in Valley summer heat.
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.
Can guests see into the tank on the flushing unit?
No. When you flush, a lid closes over the opening, so guests never look into the tank. That is why hosts choose it for weddings, engagement parties, graduations and quinceañeras.
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.
Can I cancel if something happens?
Yes. Cancel up to 24 hours before scheduled delivery for a full refund — bad weather, a change of plans, anything. Cancellations within 24 hours of delivery are not refundable, because the truck and unit are already committed.