If your small office or professional building has a plumbing emergency or is undergoing a renovation that will require your plumbing to be out of service for several days, consider renting a restroom trailer for your staff. These are better than individual portable toilets because trailers have more room as well as running water. Here's a look at renting a restroom trailer and some features you might want.
A Restroom Trailer With AC Is Essential In Summer
Portable bathrooms can get hot and stuffy, but you can rent a trailer with air conditioning so your employees can be comfortable when using the bathroom. Unlike a portable restroom at an event where people get in and out as fast as they can, your employees may like to spend time to freshen up, change clothes, or wash up after exercising on their lunch hour.
Restroom trailers that have air conditioning provide the same level of comfort as the restrooms in your building so your employees don't have to feel stressed about using a portable toilet until your plumbing repairs are complete.
Portable Restroom Trailers Have Sinks And Stalls
There are different configurations in portable restroom trailers. You can buy them with one or multiple toilets and sinks. You can even rent a trailer with a male side that has urinals and a female side that has toilets. Stalls are provided for toilets to protect privacy. Restroom trailers have running water in sinks so your employees can remain sanitary.
Luxury Restroom Trailers Are Available
While you want a nice restroom trailer for your employees too, you can rent a luxury trailer for executive staff or clients that may need them. Luxury restroom trailers have features such as air conditioning, heating, solid wood interiors, upscale plumbing fixtures, high-end flooring, sound system, and heated water.
Luxury restroom trailers provide all the comforts provided by a typical restroom, and they're made of materials that reflect the status of the employees designated to use them.
ADA-Compliant Trailers Are Available Too
You might want a separate trailer for wheelchair use, but you can also rent a single trailer that can be used by those in a wheelchair as well as others. These are unisex restrooms that also have at least one toilet and one sink that comply with ADA regulations for those in a wheelchair. These trailers are also roomy, so a wheelchair can get in and out easily and make turns once inside.
Your employees may not need a luxury trailer, especially if your plumbing renovation will only take a few days. However, basics like privacy stalls, running water, and air conditioning will be appreciated so your employees can maintain a normal routine as much as possible.
For more information about restroom trailers with AC, contact a portable restroom service.