Pomona, Los Angeles County: Private Hot Water Shower Trailer Rentals
The Lavatory is the top-rated team for on-site shower trailer rentals in Pomona, with over 250 units in a fleet we own outright. Your trailer shows up stocked, leveled and making hot water on the day you pick, whether that is a bridge crew yard by the 57/60, a fire staging lot below Mount Baldy, a ranch yard off Temple Avenue or any other site in Los Angeles County. Call us now for same-day dates, or request a free quote and we will size the job with you today.
Or call (951) 944-2878 for Pomona availability.What every one of our private shower trailers includes in the Pomona area
Private hot showers for crews, camps, productions, emergency response and every project in between.
Call (951) 944-2878 or request a quote and we will size the trailer to your Pomona dates.
One room per person: why The Lavatory leads on-site shower trailer rentals in Pomona
Nobody on a crew should wash in a row of curtains with the next guy waiting a foot away. In our trailers each person gets a real room with a door that locks. Inside there is a bench to sit on while you change, with a hook that keeps the towel dry. That is the whole reason crews actually use our private showers in Pomona instead of driving home dirty. The Lavatory runs the largest luxury trailer fleet in the Western U.S., holds an A+ BBB rating, and has spent eight years placing shower units in this market on top of more than 30 years in event and equipment rental. We are licensed, insured and SAM.gov registered, so agency paperwork does not slow you down. Call us or request a free quote, and we will hold your dates while you confirm the head count.
A fleet we own, not a broker
Over 250 units, all ours. When your camp grows from 40 people to 150 in a week, we move our own trailers instead of calling around. You talk to the people who will deliver it.
Hot water in every room
Each room has its own hot and cold control and a metered 1.5 gallon per minute head. The last person on the shift gets the same water as the first.
Fiberglass that cleans up
Walls, ceiling and floor are smooth gel-coated fiberglass with no grout lines. After a week of arena dirt or bridge dust, that is what keeps a unit fresh.
Staged for fire season below the San Gabriels
Red-flag season sends crews up the canyons above Claremont and La Verne with little warning. We keep units ready for those weeks, so a staging call does not wait on a truck from across the state.
“I set my expectations low for a jobsite shower and got something close to a hotel. Our Pomona yard had one of these private shower trailers for a filthy demo stretch, and my crew kept bragging about it to the other trades. Give them a call.”
“The Lavatory texted us the delivery window and the pickup window ahead of time, so our foreman in Pomona never had to chase anyone. The rooms were cool inside even on a 95 degree afternoon, and the trailer looked brand new. Our crew gives it a perfect score.”
“Friendly, sharp and very professional people to work with. Booking our mobile shower trailer in Pomona took one short phone call.”
What customers say about our multi-station shower trailers
The companies that could rent anything still call us, because a bad shower at a base camp or a film set becomes the story of the whole job. The Lavatory has provided trailers for names like Google, Tesla, BMW, Mercedes, eBay, and Target, for hospitality at Caesars Palace, and for pro sports including the Golden State Warriors, Oakland A’s, and Las Vegas Raiders.
The reason those bookings repeat is simple. A hot shower at the end of a long day is the one thing a crew remembers about the camp, so the trailer has to be stocked, heated and serviced every day of the job, not just the first one. That is how we run every unit in the fleet, and it is the same standard behind every Pomona booking, from a two-week jobsite to a festival campground.
Three decades in event and equipment rental, running the largest luxury trailer fleet in the Western U.S. Every unit ours, never a broker’s.
Self-contained shower trailers for off-grid crews above Pomona
On a Pomona crew yard the 8-Station is the unit we send most, since about 200 people a day can cycle through it. For a small ranch or farm crew, the 4-Station combo puts toilets, showers and a washer and dryer in one trailer.
Drive 20 minutes north of Pomona and the plumbing ends. The San Gabriel Mountains rise right behind Claremont and La Verne, and the canyon roads up toward Mount Baldy Village pass forest service yards, turnouts and debris basins with no water line and often no grid power. That is where our self-contained units earn their keep. Each one carries its own fresh tank and waste tank, makes its own hot water, and can draw power from a tow-behind generator when there is no pole to tie into.
Fire is the reason most of that country sees big crews. The 2024 Bridge Fire started near Cattle Canyon Bridge about six miles northeast of Glendora, burned 56,030 acres between September 8 and November 26, and put Mount Baldy Village under a mandatory evacuation order. Fire managers set up a smaller crew camp on the north side to cut drive time to the line. A camp that moves closer to the fire moves away from every building with a shower, so the showers have to come on a trailer.
Inside the trailer, item by item
Private rooms with a lockable door
Every shower is its own room with a door that locks, a bench and a hook, so a crew or a camp showers with real privacy instead of a curtain in a row.
Hot and cold water controls
A water heater and onboard tanks feed hot and cold controls in each room, with 1.5 GPM shower heads so the hot water lasts through a full shift of people.
Air conditioning and heat
Climate control in every trailer, so a shower in a July heat wave or a January storm response feels like the one at home.
One-piece gel-coated fiberglass
Walls, ceiling and floor are one molded fiberglass surface with no seams, which is why the rooms clean fast, stay clean and never smell like a locker room.
Runs with or without hookups
Fresh and waste tanks on board, a generator when the site has no power, and the option to tie into on-site septic on a long deployment.
Serviced, stocked and pumped
We deliver the trailer stocked and come back to pump, restock and clean on longer jobs, so day twelve looks like day one.
We plan those jobs around water and waste first. An 8-Station holds 200 gallons of fresh water, which is only about 13 ten-minute showers on the tank alone, so a busy camp needs a hydrant meter or a water truck on a schedule. The 950 gallon waste tank fills in roughly 60 showers, so we set a pump cadence before the first crew walks in. We would rather plan a second water run than watch a camp shut the doors halfway through shift change.
The same setup works far past the foothills. Pomona is our hub for mobile shower trailer rentals near Pomona that head out to solar builds in the high desert, pipeline spreads and mine sites across the region. Line crews hardening power lines in the foothills use it too. Southern California Edison plans about 120 miles of new underground line in the Eaton and Palisades burn zones, and those crews often stage on a gravel lot with nothing on it. A trailer that needs nothing from the site is the one that fits.
Full specifications for every unit are on the 8-Station spec page and its four sister pages, or call and we will spec it to your Pomona head count.
The full shower trailer fleet is one page over; below is how we size a unit to a California job.
Five sizes of portable shower trailers, and how to pick one for the Pomona area
Five shower units cover everything from a single ADA-compliant room to a camp that showers two hundred people a day. Every one has hot water, private rooms and climate control. Tell us the head count, how long the job runs and what the site has for water and power, and we will size it.
8-Station Private Shower Trailer
Eight completely private shower rooms in a 29-foot box, built for crews, camps and relief sites of up to about 200 people a day. Hot and cold controls, 200-gallon fresh and 950-gallon waste tanks, an exterior four-sink hand wash bank under the roof line, and it can tie into on-site septic for long deployments. CAL FIRE approved for wildfire camp service, the spec incident teams ask for in every western state.
ADA + 2 Private Shower Trailer
Two standard private shower rooms plus one ADA room with a self-contained ramp, built to federal and California ADA requirements. The right unit when a site needs accessibility without giving up capacity, with 210 gallons of fresh water on board.
4-Station Shower, Restroom and Laundry Combo
Four private bathrooms, each with a toilet, sink, shower and power outlet, plus a washer and dryer in a separate room. A self-contained hygiene block for a crew of up to about 30 on a remote or long-term job.
2-Station Shower and Restroom Combo
Two private bathrooms with a toilet, sink and shower each, in a compact 11-foot box. The pick for a small crew, a ranch job or a production base that needs both functions in one footprint.
Single-Station ADA Shower and Restroom Combo
One fully accessible room: ADA china toilet with grab bars, roll-in shower with a seat and hand wand, ADA-height sink and vanity, and a ramp that deploys in minutes. It pairs with any other unit so every person on site is covered.
Bigger jobs run several trailers side by side, and long deployments get a service schedule instead of a one-time drop. If you are between sizes, we spec it to the head count rather than nudge you into more trailer than the job calls for.
The same fleet covers shower trailer delivery across California, matched to crew size and duration.
First call to final pickup for a portable shower trailer in the Pomona area
Booking should be the easy part of running a site. Four steps, a straight answer, and one team that owns the whole thing.
Tell us about the site
Share the dates, a rough head count and where the trailer will sit. That is enough for us to point you to the right unit and count.
We match the trailer and the hookups
We confirm whether the site has water and power or needs a generator and a supply, and pin the exact spot so delivery is one clean trip.
Delivery and setup
We arrive on your schedule, level and set the trailer, connect it, heat the water and stock every room so it is ready before the first shift ends.
Use it, we handle service and pickup
The trailer holds up through the whole deployment while our line stays open. When you are done, we come back and take it away.
The portable shower trailers we send to Pomona jobs, pictured
Our shower trailers, and the kinds of sites we set them up on. Base camps, jobsites, race weekends, productions and the relief sites where the trailer has to run for weeks.
What a hot-water shower trailer saves a Pomona deployment
Think about what a Pomona deployment actually costs to run. Wages, lodging, fuel, the schedule pressure, the people you are asking to work long days away from home. Then picture the end of that shift with nowhere to get clean. A shower is the one thing every person on site uses, and it is the detail they quietly judge the whole camp by.
A private shower trailer protects everything else you are spending. Crews sleep better and stay on the job, a production keeps cast and crew comfortable through a long schedule, and a relief site gives people back a piece of normal. Set against the cost of the deployment, it is a small line item that carries a lot of the morale, which is why the managers who have run a camp without one book the trailer first the next time.
Site planning and ADA access for portable shower trailers in the Pomona area
Start with OSHA. The construction sanitation rule, 29 CFR 1926.51, does not require showers on every job. It requires them where another standard does, and the two that come up most around Pomona are lead work under 1926.62 and asbestos work under 1926.1101, both common on old bridges and building teardowns. Once a shower is required, the numbers are set: one shower for every 10 workers of each sex on the same shift, soap, hot and cold water, and a clean towel for each person. We size orders to that ratio, and it is one of the first questions we ask when a contractor calls about crew shower trailer rentals for an abatement job.
Next is the water. Shower water counts as graywater in California only while it stays apart from toilet waste. A combo unit with toilets in it is always pumped and hauled, or tied into an approved sewer connection, and never drained onto the ground. In Los Angeles County the Department of Public Health permits and inspects the pumping trucks and chemical toilet businesses that do that work. We handle the haul-off side, so nobody on your crew has to learn the rules in the middle of a job.
Last are public land and access. Any staging on City of Pomona streets, parks or other public property runs through the City’s special event and park permit process, so tell us early if your site sits on city land. Shelters and outreach days that serve the public need an accessible room, and our ADA + 2 has a built-in ramp and meets federal ADA rules and the California building code. For fire and agency work, the 8-Station is CAL FIRE approved and we are SAM.gov registered, which keeps a purchase order moving.
The accessibility and setup details we take care of
- ADA-compliant shower units with a ramp, roll-in shower, seat, hand wand, grab bars and an ADA-height sink.
- Guidance on where to place the trailer so it is easy to reach, easy to service and level.
- Water and power sorted before delivery, with a generator and a water supply staged when the site has neither.
- Licensed and insured on every unit we put on the road.
One thing we always say plainly: some sites, agencies and city permits have their own rules on placement, accessibility, greywater and temporary hygiene facilities. Tell us the site and we will help you plan around them, but confirm any permit requirements with the property or the agency as well.
More Pomona jobs our temporary shower trailers handle
Most of our calls out of Pomona come from three kinds of sites: remote and off-grid work in the mountains and desert, construction and industrial crew camps along the freeways, and farm and ranch crews on the west side of town and down into Chino. They look nothing alike. Each of them still ends the shift with a crew that wants a clean, hot shower before the drive home.
Evacuation shelters at Fairplex
In January 2025 Fairplex opened as a Red Cross evacuation site during the county fires, and it also took in large animals. A fairground’s showers are built for fair days, not for hundreds of people sleeping on site. A block of private rooms plus an ADA unit fills that gap within hours of the call.
NHRA weekends at the Pomona dragstrip
Race weekends at the Auto Club Raceway run Friday through Sunday, and the 2027 Winternationals are set for February 18 to 21. Track crews, officials and race teams work long, greasy days. We place units near the pits so they wash up before the drive home.
LA Tri Series mornings at Bonelli Park
Athletes swim Puddingstone Reservoir, ride the park roads and run the trails just over the line in San Dimas. A rinse after a lake swim is the first thing racers look for. We set up near the finish and transition area.
Film crews on the Fairplex lots
Fairplex runs a large studio zone with outdoor lots and stages for film, TV and commercial shoots. Long shoot days, dust and stunt work all end in the same place. Our deluxe units give cast and crew a clean, private room between setups.
Outreach days on Mission Boulevard
Shelter and outreach programs on the east side of Pomona serve people who have not had a private shower in days. A room with a lock does more for dignity than anything else on the truck. We support single event days and repeat program schedules.
Cricket ground build and match days
The Knight Riders Cricket Ground opened in July 2026 with 5,000 seats and is set to grow to 15,000 for the 2028 Olympic matches. Expansion crews and grounds staff will be on site through each build season. We keep crew units on the build side, away from fans.
What ties these together is that a hot shower changes how a long day ends. Because our units sit staged across the region instead of a couple of states away, getting a shower trailer to a Pomona site, even on a short-notice call, is an ordinary ask here, not a scramble.
Delivery, setup and service for portable shower trailers across the Pomona area
We handle the whole thing, not just the drop-off. Our team delivers the trailer, levels and sets it, connects water and power or stages a generator and a water supply, fires the heater and stocks every room before the first person needs it. When the job wraps, we come back and haul it away.
On longer or higher-traffic bookings in Pomona, we pump and restock on a schedule, and an on-site attendant is available for camps and productions where the trailer runs all day. That always-clean standard is the difference between a shower people use once and one they are glad to use every night of the job.
Portable shower trailers for farm, harvest and ranch crews near Pomona
Pomona was named for the Roman goddess of fruit trees, and it still has working farmland inside city limits. Cal Poly Pomona’s Spadra Farm covers more than 150 acres about half a mile from the main campus, with a 10-acre certified organic block, a citrus grove, vegetable fields, forage and corn. Just west on Temple Avenue, AGRIscapes runs 20 acres of farmland, a greenhouse and the Farm Store.
Then there are the horses. W.K. Kellogg bought 377 acres here in 1925 for his Arabian ranch, and the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center on the Cal Poly Pomona campus now keeps more than 70 purebred Arabians on 35 acres of irrigated pasture with five barns. The center marked 100 years in 2026, and work on a covered arena started in June. Barn work, hay and arena dirt are exactly why a ranch hand wants a real shower before getting into a clean truck.
Head south on SR-71 and you reach the old Chino Valley dairy country. Twenty years ago that preserve held about 350,000 cows in roughly 50 square miles, the biggest cluster of dairies in the country, and the City of Chino still counts about 5,435 acres of former and working farm and dairy land in The Preserve. Harvest crews, dairy hands and feed yard staff all deal with heat, dust and manure, and most farm yards have no place to wash up beyond a hose.
For a crew of up to about 30, our 4-Station shower, restroom and laundry combo is usually the right call, since it puts toilets, showers and a washer and dryer in one trailer. Most farm yards have a well or a spigot, so we tie in with a backflow device instead of hauling water. When the job is bigger, we bring in the 8-Station and the same crew that serves our hot-water shower trailers in Rancho Cucamonga covers your yard on a set schedule.
Crew shower trailer rentals for Pomona construction and industrial camps
Pomona sits on a knot of freeways, and those freeways are being rebuilt. The SR-57/SR-60 Confluence project on the Diamond Bar side, a 441 million dollar fix for one of the worst truck bottlenecks in the state, is building a half-mile eastbound bypass bridge, a mile-long Grand Avenue flyover ramp and an eight-lane Grand Avenue overpass. It passed 57 percent complete in July 2026 and is scheduled to finish in July 2028. Bridge crews on night closures come off shift at odd hours, covered in dust and form oil, with a long drive ahead of them.
Rail work came through here too. The Foothill Extension of the Metro A Line added nine miles and four stations from Glendora to Pomona North, with 19 bridges and 21 street crossings, and it opened in September 2025. Building around the new La Verne/Fairplex and Pomona North stations keeps crews on the corridor, and the Knight Riders Cricket Ground at Fairplex still has two seasons of seating expansion ahead before the 2028 Olympic matches. We work the same way for contractors in the warehouse belt to the east, where we also place private shower trailers in Ontario for tilt-up and logistics crews.
A good crew camp layout is simple, and getting it wrong is costly. We set the unit near the parking area instead of the work zone, so people wash on the way to their trucks. We face the doors away from the dust, keep a straight lane for the pump truck that never crosses the crew walkway, and schedule service on the off-shift. If lead paint or asbestos is part of the scope, OSHA rules bring a shower requirement with them, and we size the order to that rule from the first call.
Many of these jobs need toilets as much as showers. When your site also wants luxury restroom trailers in Pomona for an office trailer row or a visitor area, we deliver both on the same truck schedule and service them on the same visit. One call covers Pomona shower trailer rentals, restrooms and laundry for the whole camp.
How self-contained shower units gets planned for the jobs we see most in Pomona
Bridge crew on night closures near the 57/60
When a bridge contractor works overnight closures, the crew comes off shift around dawn and wants to wash before the freeway traffic starts. We place an 8-Station on the contractor yard beside the parking rows, face the doors away from the haul road and pump the waste tank during the day shift. Hot water and clean rooms are ready when the crew walks off the deck.
Red-flag week staging below Mount Baldy
When a fire crew stages at the base of the mountains, there is often no hydrant and no power on the lot. We bring a self-contained unit, a generator and a water truck schedule, set the trailer level on the gravel, and plan a pump run every day the camp is full. An ADA + 2 goes in beside it when the camp also serves evacuees.
Harvest crew on a farm yard off SR-71
When a farm or dairy crew of 25 works long days in the heat, we send a 4-Station combo so toilets, showers and laundry sit in one trailer. We tie into the yard’s water with a backflow device, set the unit on a level pad near the equipment shed, and service it before the crew arrives each morning.
Pomona Valley areas we cover with deluxe shower trailer rentals
We deliver across Pomona and every city around it, from the foothills down to Chino and east into Ontario, and we do not stop at a county line. Pomona is also a link in our network of on-site shower trailer rentals across California, so a large camp can pull extra units from nearby yards. Same-day and next-day delivery covers most of this map, and emergency dispatch runs around the clock during fire season.
We cover Pomona shower trailer rentals across California. Towns and job corridors we serve include Downtown Pomona, Arts Colony, Phillips Ranch, Lincoln Park, Ganesha Hills, Westmont, Fairplex, Cal Poly Pomona, Claremont, La Verne, San Dimas, Glendora, Mount Baldy, Walnut, Diamond Bar, Chino, Chino Hills, Montclair, Ontario, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, West Covina, Covina, Azusa.
For a site elsewhere in the state, start from the California shower trailer page.
Mount Baldy and San Antonio Canyon
Fire, forest road and utility crews work the canyon above Claremont, where nothing is plumbed. We bring fully self-contained units with a water and pump plan, and we check the turnout before we commit a 35 foot trailer to it.
Chino and the old dairy preserve
Former dairy land south of Kimball Avenue is now farms, feed yards and new construction side by side. Crews there want showers after heat and manure, and most yards can give us a spigot to tie into.
Diamond Bar and the 57/60 interchange
The Confluence rebuild keeps bridge and paving crews on the move until 2028. We place crew units on contractor yards close to the closures and service them on the off-shift.
San Dimas and Bonelli Park
Race mornings at Puddingstone Reservoir and park events bring athletes and staff who need a rinse. We set units near the finish area and keep them clear of spectator paths.
Ontario and Montclair
The warehouse belt east of Pomona keeps tilt-up and logistics crews busy all year. We deliver on short notice down Holt Avenue and the I-10.
Glendora and the foothill cities
Glendora sits at the mouth of the canyons where the Bridge Fire started in 2024. Base camps and relief sites in these cities often need showers on day one, and we stage for that.
Planned rentals are usually scheduled the same week, and we do our best to cover last-minute Pomona dates when a trailer is nearby.
What customers around Pomona say about our private shower trailers
“Our site sat way out past the end of the pavement, nowhere near a town. They picked up the phone whenever we needed something and kept the private showers serviced right on schedule. Super friendly crew, and I recommend them for remote work.”
“Great experience with the mobile shower trailer from start to finish. The guy who set it up, I think his name started with Sal, gave us real customer service and showed my foreman how everything worked.”
“Roomy, spotless private showers for our outdoor job near the Fairplex lots. Each room had the kind of amenities you would expect in a home bathroom, which surprised a lot of our guys.”
“Clean rooms, easy booking and a fair quote for our shower rental. Their customer care is top tier, and I would point any Pomona crew their way.”
“The shower rooms were clean and the staff were very nice to deal with. I would rent from The Lavatory any time our ranch crew needs showers on site.”
What relief sites ask about self-contained shower units in Pomona
What happens to the hot water when a Pomona crew all showers at shift change?
Every room has its own hot and cold control and a metered 1.5 gallon per minute head, and our units are built for back-to-back use. On a water hookup the hot water keeps going for as long as the crew needs it. On the 200 gallon onboard tank alone, the limit is the water, not the heat: that is about 13 ten-minute showers. For a full crew we set up a hookup or a water truck schedule so shift change never runs dry.
When can you deliver a portable shower trailer to a Pomona job site, and what does the site need?
Most Pomona addresses get same-day or next-day delivery, and fire or shelter calls go out around the clock. The site needs a fairly level pad, a straight backing route for a trailer about 35 feet long with the tongue, and room on the door side for the stairs. We level and block the unit ourselves. If the pad is soft dirt after a winter storm, tell us and we will bring pads for the jacks.
How do cleaning and restocking work on a long deployment in the Pomona Valley?
That is our job, not yours. We clean, restock soap and paper, and pump the waste on a set schedule, usually before the morning shift. On camps over about 100 people we can keep an attendant on site through the busy hours. We also add a spare unit on large jobs so a service visit never takes rooms out of use.
Do you set up several crew shower trailers together for a large Pomona camp?
Yes. Multi-unit camps are a big part of our work, and we lay them out as one site with a shared water plan, one pump route and a clear walkway. We start from the shift head count, not the total roster, and add rooms in blocks of eight. Owning over 250 units means we can add trailers in days when the camp grows.
Will your private shower trailers work for workers or evacuees who use a wheelchair?
Yes. Our ADA + 2 unit has a self-contained ramp and two standard rooms plus one accessible room, and it meets federal ADA requirements and the California building code. The Single-Station ADA combo adds a roll-in shower with a seat and wand. We place them on the flattest part of the site with a firm path to the ramp.
Can your mobile shower trailers meet CAL FIRE and agency base camp requirements?
Our 8-Station is CAL FIRE approved, and we are SAM.gov registered, licensed and insured. We can put tank sizes, power draw and service plans on a spec sheet for your logistics section. Incident camps below the San Gabriels often need units within hours, and we stage for that through fire season.
Is it better to hook up to site water, use the onboard tanks, or have water delivered?
A hookup is best when there is a hydrant meter or a spigot near the pad, since the water never runs out. The onboard tanks suit short jobs and small crews. A delivered supply, like a water truck or a water trailer parked beside the unit, fits off-grid camps in the canyons. We pick the setup with you before delivery so nothing is decided on the day.
Where does the cost of a temporary shower trailer rental in Pomona come from?
The main drivers are how many rooms you need, how long you keep them, and how often we pump and restock. Water source, generator needs, distance, access and attendant hours also move the number. Laundry or extra restrooms add to it. Call us with the address, head count and shift plan, and we will send a written quote the same day.
Can a deluxe shower trailer go up the canyon roads toward Mount Baldy?
Often, yes, but we check first. Some turnouts are too tight or too steep for a trailer about 35 feet long, so we scout the route or look at site photos before we commit. When a site is too tight, a 2-Station combo or a lower staging lot near Claremont works better.
Do you deliver to Fairplex for race weekends, the fair or the cricket ground?
Yes. We deliver onto the Fairplex lots for staff, crews and teams, working with the venue on placement and timing. Race weekends and long fair runs need a service plan, and we pump and restock overnight so the units are fresh each morning.
How fast can you add showers for an evacuation shelter in Pomona?
Shelter calls are dispatched around the clock. For a site like Fairplex we can set a block of private rooms and an ADA unit the same day in most cases, then add more as the count grows. We work with the shelter lead on placement so the line never runs through the sleeping area.
Guides for Pomona hot-water shower trailer rentals
Deeper reading for site managers, camp coordinators and producers, from sizing a shower trailer to the head count to keeping hot water through a long deployment. Tap any guide to open it.
How to plan water and waste for a crew shower trailer camp in the Pomona foothills
Start with the water, because it is the first thing to run out. An 8-Station holds 200 gallons of fresh water, and a 10 minute shower at 1.5 gallons a minute uses about 15 gallons, so the tank alone covers about 13 showers. A crew of 60 needs closer to 900 gallons a day. Up the canyons above Claremont that means a water truck on a schedule or a water trailer parked beside the unit. In town it usually means a hydrant meter from the water provider.
Then plan the waste. The 950 gallon tank holds roughly 60 showers, so a full camp needs a pump visit every day. Pick a spot where the pump truck can pull in and back out without crossing the crew walkway or blocking the engines. Write the schedule down before the camp opens, and give the camp lead one phone number to call if a tank fills early.
Shower rules for lead and asbestos work on Pomona bridge and demo jobs
Old bridges and older buildings around Pomona often carry lead paint, and some still hold asbestos. When that work is in scope, OSHA rules require a shower for workers before they leave the site, so the dust does not ride home in their cars. The ratio is one shower for every 10 workers of each sex on the same shift, with soap, hot and cold water and a clean towel for each person.
Plan the layout as a line from dirty to clean. Workers come off the job, change out of their work clothes, shower, then dress in clean clothes on the far side. We place the trailer so the doors face the clean side and the pump truck path stays outside the work zone. A good contractor puts this in the site plan before the first day, not after an inspector asks.
What to ask before you rent a private shower trailer in Pomona
Ask who owns the trailer. A broker has to find a unit before it can promise you one, and that can cost you days. Ask how many rooms it has, how big the tanks are, and what power it needs, then ask who cleans it and how often the waste gets pumped. If the answer to any of those is vague, the job will be harder than it needs to be.
Next, ask about the people who will use it. A crew of 40 men on one shift needs a different setup than a mixed crew of 80 on two shifts. Ask whether an ADA room is included for public jobs, and whether the company can add units fast if the job grows. We answer all of this on the first call, and you get it in writing with the quote.
When to book showers for fire season and race weekends around Pomona
Fire season around the San Gabriels peaks from late summer into fall, the same stretch when the Bridge Fire burned in 2024. Agencies and contractors that know they will need showers do best with a standing plan: a unit count, a delivery address list and a contact for each site. With that in place a call turns into a delivery in hours, not days.
Event dates around Pomona are known months ahead. The NHRA Winternationals, the county fair in May and the triathlon weekends at Bonelli Park all fill the same calendar. Book a month out for race weekends and longer for fair season. Crews on the 57/60 and campus builds should book when the schedule is set, since long holds go out first.
Picking between an 8-Station and a combo trailer for a Pomona ranch or farm
Size the unit to the crew, not the property. A barn or farm crew of 10 to 30 people usually fits a 4-Station combo, since it puts toilets, showers and a washer and dryer in one trailer. That saves a second delivery and a second service visit, and the laundry helps when work clothes come off covered in manure or feed dust.
Move up to the 8-Station when a harvest crew passes about 40 people or works two shifts. It has eight private rooms and moves about 200 people a day, and it is the only unit we have with an outside 4-sink hand wash bank on the 8-Station itself. For a mixed crew, many farms pair one 8-Station with a small combo near the office.
Rent a private shower trailer in Pomona this week
Send us the address, the head count and the shift plan, and we will come back with a unit mix and a delivery window. Call now or request a free quote and we will hold your dates.
