Book Restroom Trailer Rentals Anywhere in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County
The Lavatory brings VIP restroom trailer rentals to every corner of Palo Alto, from Crescent Park backyards to office lawns in the Stanford Research Park, for events, emergencies and every project in between. Our crew delivers the unit, levels it, stocks it and turns on the AC before your first guest walks up. We run the largest luxury restroom trailer fleet in the Western U.S., and we answer the phone 24/7. Call now for a fast answer on your date, or request a free quote online.
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The luxury standard for restrooms at weddings, corporate events, film sets, job sites and every event in between.
Call (415) 212-7550 or request a quote and we will size the trailer to your Palo Alto dates.
The Lavatory sets the bar for VIP restroom trailer rentals in Palo Alto
We own over 250 units, staged across the West, so your Palo Alto event never hangs on one trailer being free. That depth lets us confirm a 9-Station for a Research Park product launch a few days out. It also means a second trailer is ready to roll if a tire, a pump or a power line ever lets us down on event day. Late August and June weekends fill fast here, when the Festival of the Arts, graduation parties and Stanford commencement all land at once. A small vendor with six trailers runs out. We do not. Every unit in our luxury restroom trailer rentals lineup is ours, never resold through a middleman, and our crews deliver it the same week when the calendar is tight. We are licensed and insured, SAM.gov registered and A+ rated with the BBB, with 30+ years in event rentals and a long list of 5-star Google reviews. Call us with your date and guest count, or ask for a free quote online and we will hold the right size for you.
We own every trailer
No broker sits between you and the unit. The trailer we quote is the trailer our driver hooks up, and our office answers for it.
Real rooms, not plastic boxes
China toilets that flush, sinks with running water, mirrors and AC. Guests in heels and suits notice the difference right away.
Built for quiet streets
Most of our units plug into one standard house circuit. That keeps generators off residential blocks where neighbors watch the clock.
Hillside and creek-side planning
West of Interstate 280 we plan for steep drives and fire-season rules. Near San Francisquito Creek in winter, we pick high ground and keep a pickup plan ready if storms roll in.
“Turning forty called for a big party under our Midtown oak, and the Palo Alto restroom trailer we rented made it painless. Booking took ten minutes, the unit showed up when promised, and I keep telling neighbors to call these folks.”
“We’ve leaned on The Lavatory for overflow bathrooms at a handful of gatherings, and their emails are quick and clear. For our wedding in a Palo Alto garden, the luxury trailer looked brand new, smelled great, and our guests raved about it at brunch the next morning.”
“Our framing crew on a Barron Park remodel had a clean restroom trailer twenty steps from the work, so nobody lost half an hour hunting for a gas station. Morale stayed up through a long, hot week.”
National brands that have rented our temporary restroom trailers
The companies that could rent anything still call us for restrooms, because a cheap plastic unit at a launch party or a shareholder event ruins everything the day is meant to say. The Lavatory has provided luxury restrooms 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 luxury restroom is the one vendor a guest uses and remembers, for better or worse, so the trailer has to be stocked, clean and working from the first guest to the last. That is how we run every unit in the fleet, and it is the same standard behind every Palo Alto booking, from a backyard engagement party to a festival gate.
Three decades in event and equipment rental, running the largest luxury restroom trailer fleet in the Western U.S. Every unit ours, never a broker’s.
VIP restroom trailers for Palo Alto company events, dinners and product launches
For a Palo Alto backyard reception of 150 to 300 guests, the 5-Station is the unit we send most, and it plugs into one standard 20 amp circuit within 100 feet of the trailer.
Palo Alto has hosted big company names since Hewlett and Packard started out in a garage on Addison Avenue in 1939. Today the Stanford Research Park holds HP’s headquarters and Tesla’s global engineering and AI headquarters on the old HP campus. Those campuses throw all-hands meetings, customer days, holiday parties and launch events on lawns and parking decks. The indoor bathrooms were never built for 600 extra guests at once.
Facilities teams at these sites expect hotel-grade finish, not a construction box. Our VIP units have flushing china toilets, real sinks with running water, mirrors, good lighting and climate control. We can set a matching pair near a tent so the line never reaches the main building. An attendant in a polo keeps the counters dry and the paper stocked from doors open to last call.
Campus logistics are their own puzzle. Security wants a gate time, a truck plate and a certificate of insurance days ahead. Loading docks are busy in the morning, so we often deliver the afternoon before and set the trailer on a paved lot or plaza. We bring ramps, cable covers and stair rails so nothing blocks an ADA path or a fire lane.
Nonprofit dinners and awards nights at places like the Lucie Stern Community Center or a private estate follow the same plan on a smaller scale. A deluxe 3-Station or 5-Station with path lights looks like part of the event setup. Give us the guest count, the hours and whether the bar is open, and we will size it the same day.
Suite by suite: what a restroom suite gives you
Flushing china toilets
Real porcelain toilets with a foot flush, the same fixtures your guests use at home, not a chemical tank.
Running-water sinks
Stainless steel sinks with real running water, hand soap, and towels, fed by onboard water tanks so you are covered even without a hookup.
Climate control
Air conditioning for a summer afternoon and heat for a cold evening, so the trailer stays comfortable no matter the season.
Framed mirrors and lighting
Oversized framed vanity mirrors, warm interior lighting, and finished flooring that reads like a venue restroom, not a jobsite.
Fully stocked, always fresh
Premium toilet paper, towels, soap, and fragrance, restocked and pumped so the unit stays fresh from the first guest to the last.
Power and water handled
Onboard water tanks plus a generator when your site has no hookup, so the trailer runs anywhere from a vineyard to an open field.
Full specifications for every unit are on the 5-Station spec page and its four sister pages, or call and we will spec it to your Palo Alto guest count.
Every configuration lives on the luxury restroom trailer service page. Here is how we match one to a California event.
Two stations to nine: our restroom trailers for Palo Alto
Five sizes cover everything from a single ADA-compliant suite to a festival crowd. Every one has flushing china toilets, running water and climate control. Tell us your guest count and how long the event runs, and we will size it.
2-Station Restroom Trailer
One women’s suite and one men’s suite for up to about 150 guests, in a compact box that fits into a driveway or garden path. 105 gallons of fresh water, a 300-gallon waste tank and a single 20A/120V circuit make it the pick for backyard weddings and engagement parties.
3-Station Restroom Trailer
Two women’s suites and one men’s suite for up to about 225 guests, sized for the everyday mid-size gathering, from a milestone birthday to a company off-site. 200 gallons of fresh water, a 400-gallon waste tank, one 20A/120V circuit.
5-Station Restroom Trailer
Women’s side with 3 stalls and 2 sinks, men’s side with 1 stall, 1 urinal and 1 sink, built for 150 to 450 guests so a full reception never waits. 200 gallons of fresh water, a 520-gallon waste tank, one 20A/120V circuit within 100 feet.
9-Station Restroom Trailer
Women’s side with 5 stalls and 2 sinks, men’s side with 2 stalls, 2 urinals and 1 sink, sized for 400 to 900 guests so hundreds of people can move through the line at once. Two AC units, two 20A/120V circuits, a 750-gallon waste tank.
ADA + 2 Restroom Trailer
One women’s suite, one men’s suite and one ADA unisex suite with a self-contained ramp, built to federal and California ADA requirements. Sized for events up to about 200 guests or job sites up to about 30 crew, with 210 gallons of fresh water on board.
An 8-Station Private Stall Deluxe and an ADA + 6 configuration are also in the fleet for big productions and larger guest counts. If you are between sizes, we spec it to your guest count rather than nudge you into more trailer than the day calls for.
The same fleet covers restroom trailer delivery across California, matched to guest count and event length.
What your spend on bathroom trailer rentals covers in Palo Alto
Think about what a Palo Alto event actually costs to put on. The venue, the catering, the flowers, the photographer, the hours of planning. Then picture a guest walking out of a hot plastic box in the middle of all of it. Nobody plans for that. The restroom is the one vendor every single guest uses, often more than once, and it is the detail they quietly judge the whole event by.
A luxury restroom trailer protects everything else you spent on. It reads like an extension of the venue, holds up through a full day of guests, and gives people one less thing to remember for the wrong reason. Set against the total cost of the day, it is a small line item that quietly carries a lot of the impression, which is exactly why the hosts who have been burned once book the trailer first the next time.
What service looks like for luxury restroom trailers on a Palo Alto site
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 stocks it before your first guest arrives. When the event wraps, we come back and haul it away. You never touch the logistics. That part is on us.
For longer or higher-traffic bookings in Palo Alto, we offer an on-site attendant who keeps the trailer stocked and spotless through the event, and we pump and refresh the unit so it holds up from the first guest to the last. That always-fresh standard is the difference between a restroom guests use once and one they are glad to use all night.
Other event restroom trailer rentals around Palo Alto
Beyond launches, weddings and emergencies, our portable restroom trailers show up at school events, street fairs, film shoots and remodels all over town. Each card below is a booking we see every year. Call us to plan yours, or get a free quote online.
Paly, Gunn and Castilleja graduation parties
June graduation ceremonies end and families head straight home to a backyard party. A 2-Station or 3-Station keeps 100 guests out of the hallway all afternoon.
University Avenue street festivals
Nine blocks of booths and tens of thousands of visitors during the Festival of the Arts. We place deluxe units where the city site plan puts them and service them both days.
Mitchell Park concerts and the May Fete carnival
Thursday concerts in June and the carnival after the May Fete Parade pull big family crowds. An ADA unit next to the bowl keeps the line short.
Film and photo shoots
More than 30 films have used the Midpeninsula as a backdrop. Crews on a quiet residential block need a clean restroom that does not mean knocking on a neighbor’s door.
Kitchen and bath remodels
Older Palo Alto homes get gutted down to the studs. A private 2-Station in the driveway keeps the family living at home while the only bathroom is torn out.
Stanford Hospital and downtown building sites
The 300 Pasteur renewal work runs through 2030, and new housing is moving forward on Lot T and El Camino Real. Site leads book our units for client tours and long jobs.
What ties these together is the guest experience. Nobody remembers a restroom that worked, but everybody remembers one that did not. Because our units sit staged across the region instead of a couple counties away, getting a luxury trailer to a Palo Alto date, even a last-minute one, is an ordinary ask here, not a scramble.
Temporary bathroom rentals for flood relief, evacuation shelters and outages
San Francisquito Creek runs along the whole north edge of Palo Alto, and it has flooded before. In February 1998 high water damaged about 1,700 properties across Palo Alto, Menlo Park and East Palo Alto. On December 31, 2022, the creek flow at the Stanford gauge passed the 1998 peak and water topped the banks near the Pope-Chaucer Bridge.
When a shelter opens in a school gym or a community center, the indoor restrooms fill up in the first hour. Our ADA trailers come with a ramp and a roomy unisex room, which matters for older residents and families with strollers. We set them close to the doors, light the path and service them every day the shelter stays open.
The Hayward Fault is the bigger long-term risk. State hazard maps put Palo Alto inside the zone that would be badly shaken, and current models give a one in three chance of a magnitude 6.7 or larger quake on that fault system by 2043. Broken water mains and damaged sewer lines can leave whole blocks without a working toilet for weeks.
Power shutoffs are another real case. The Foothills area is a high fire threat zone, so planned shutoffs can hit hillside homes and events in fire season. Our trailers carry onboard fresh and waste tanks, and we can pair them with a quiet generator. City teams, relief groups and property managers can call 24/7, and we will tell you on the first call how fast we can roll.
Planning ramps and ADA suites for upscale restroom trailers in Palo Alto
Any event on a city street, sidewalk or park goes through the City of Palo Alto special event permit, run with the Police Department’s special events team. The application asks for a site diagram that shows every tent, generator, trailer and portable toilet. The city decides where restrooms may sit, so we wait for that approval before we lock in a spot. Private events on your own property usually skip this permit, though street parking and noise rules still apply.
Santa Clara County sets the restroom counts for public events. At least 10 percent of the toilets must be ADA accessible, and food booths need one toilet and one handwashing station for every 15 food workers. The county asks for about 15 to 20 percent more toilets when alcohol is served. The restroom plan goes to the county at least two weeks before the event, and we will give you the unit specs for it.
City parks add their own steps. Picnic sites at Rinconada Park, Mitchell Park and the Oak Grove area of the Foothills Nature Preserve need a reservation, and Rinconada asks for an insurance certificate five days ahead. A wedding permit in the Foothills Nature Preserve also needs at least one Palo Alto resident for every 15 names on the guest list. West of Interstate 280, the fire code adds rules for wildland areas, so a generator there may get extra review. Our California restroom trailer rentals team handles the specs and certificates so you can focus on the permit itself.
What we cover on ADA and venue access
- ADA-accessible units with a self-contained ramp, wide door, grab bars, and turning room.
- Guidance on where to place the trailer so it is easy to reach and easy to service.
- Water and power sorted before delivery, with a generator staged when the site has no hookup.
- Licensed and insured on every unit we put on the road.
One thing we always say plainly: some venues and city permits have their own rules on placement, accessibility, and event restrooms. Tell us your venue and we will help you plan around them, but confirm any permit requirements with the venue or the city as well.
Luxury bathroom trailer rentals for backyard, estate and vineyard weddings
Many Palo Alto couples skip the banquet hall and marry at home. Old Palo Alto, Crescent Park, Professorville and the Palo Alto Hills have large, older lots with room for a tent and 200 chairs. A one-acre property in Barron Park can feel like a farm in the middle of town. The house bathroom was built for a family of four, which is why a trailer belongs in the plan from day one.
Residential streets here are narrow and lined with old trees. Neighbors know the noise rules and will call the city if a generator is still running late at night. We scout the street and the driveway first, plan around low branches and plug into house power whenever we can. A 5-Station runs quietly on one free 20 amp circuit, so there is no generator to annoy anyone.
Venue weddings need trailers too. el PRADO downtown can host up to 220 guests in its courtyard, and historic spots like Vina Enoteca in the 1888 Stanford Barn and the Woman’s Club of Palo Alto have fixed restroom counts. A trailer behind a garden wall adds capacity for a big guest list without changing the look of the room.
Couples who want a hillside or vineyard feel often look up the road toward Thomas Fogarty Winery in the Santa Cruz Mountains or a ranch further out. We deliver there too. Hillside pads need leveling blocks and a careful driver, and our crews handle both. Book early if your date falls between May and October, because those Saturdays go first.
The Palo Alto booking process for a luxury bathroom trailer, start to finish
Booking should be the easy part of planning an event. Four steps, a straight answer, and one team that owns the whole thing.
Tell us about the event
Share your date, your rough guest count, and the venue. That is enough for us to point you to the right size trailer.
We match the trailer and site
We pair you with a unit, confirm whether the site has water and power or needs a generator, 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, and stock it so it is ready and fresh before the first guest.
Enjoy it, we handle pickup
The trailer holds up through your whole event while our line stays open. When you are done, we come back and take it away.
Snapshots of the bathroom trailers we stage for Palo Alto
Our restroom trailers, and the kinds of events we set them up for. Backyard weddings, vineyard receptions, corporate lots, film sets, and the festival gates where the lines have to move.
Typical Palo Alto job plans built around upscale restroom trailers
Typical setup: a 180 guest tented wedding in Old Palo Alto
When a couple books a home wedding here, we walk the street and driveway a week or two ahead and find a free circuit near the garage. The 5-Station goes in the afternoon before, set level on the driveway with lights along the path. The AC comes on a few hours before the ceremony, and an attendant stays through the last dance.
Typical setup: a launch event on a Research Park plaza
For a company launch, we book the gate time with campus security and send the insurance certificate first. A pair of VIP units goes on the paved plaza the day before, with ramps, cable covers and a clear fire lane. Our attendant checks each room every half hour while the guests are on site.
Typical setup: a shelter opening after a winter storm
When a shelter opens, the first call usually comes at night. We send an ADA trailer and a 5-Station, set them on high, paved ground near the entrance and light the path. A service truck pumps and restocks every day the shelter stays open, and we pick up as soon as the indoor restrooms can carry the load again.
How the needs change across Palo Alto districts
We cover every Palo Alto neighborhood, from Downtown North and Crescent Park to Barron Park, Midtown and the Palo Alto Hills, plus Menlo Park, Mountain View, Los Altos, Stanford and East Palo Alto on the same routes. Up the Peninsula we serve Redwood City deluxe restroom trailers and San Mateo restroom trailer rentals. To the south, our Sunnyvale portable restroom trailers and San Jose luxury restroom trailers cover the rest of the South Bay.
We cover Palo Alto luxury restroom trailer rentals across California. Neighborhoods and towns we serve include Downtown North, University South, Professorville, Crescent Park, Old Palo Alto, Community Center, Duveneck/St. Francis, Midtown, Palo Verde, Barron Park, College Terrace, Evergreen Park, Ventura, Charleston Meadows, Greenmeadow, Fairmeadow, Palo Alto Hills, Stanford Research Park, Stanford, Menlo Park, East Palo Alto, Mountain View, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills.
Planning an event beyond the city line? See our full restroom trailer coverage across California.
Professorville
Historic homes, tight lots and a design-review overlay. We keep the trailer off the front lawn and tuck it beside the garage or in the side yard.
College Terrace
Small lots right next to Stanford. Plan deliveries around commencement and home football weekends, when traffic backs up on El Camino Real.
Charleston Meadows and Greenmeadow
Ranch homes with wide driveways and plenty of family parties. A 2-Station or 3-Station fits easily on one circuit.
The Baylands
Runs like the Moonlight Run and the Terry Fox Run start near the Baylands Athletic Center. Morning fog and wind mean we stake down signs and set trailers on firm ground.
Evergreen Park and Ventura
Older homes near El Camino and frequent remodels. A private unit in the driveway keeps a household going during a long renovation.
Duveneck and St. Francis
Quiet streets near the creek. In winter we look at the flood map before we pick a spot, and we never stage close to the bank.
Most Palo Alto rentals can be delivered the same day, and our dispatch line answers 24/7 for last-minute and emergency dates.
Reviews from Peninsula customers
“Lovely bathrooms for our garden party meant one less thing keeping me up at night. Every question about outlets and parking on our street got a patient, friendly answer.”
“Our Palo Alto fundraiser had a spotless restroom trailer all night, and the attendant never stopped working to keep it that way.”
“We held a backyard concert near Crescent Park, and the deluxe bathroom trailer surprised everyone. Folks kept saying it felt like a hotel powder room, with warm lighting and proper sinks. Planning a big night at home? Put this on your list.”
“Searching the Peninsula for an upscale bathroom trailer ends here. From the quote to the cleanup, I would rate them twelve out of ten, and the driver handled our tight Professorville driveway like it was nothing.”
“Kudos to the attendant, who kept every sink and counter in that restroom trailer gleaming through our late-night party.”
“Careful, professional work from the attendant at our Stanford-area graduation party. The restroom trailer stayed fresh and tidy the whole afternoon.”
What production teams ask about restroom trailers in Palo Alto
What permits do I need for a luxury restroom trailer at a Palo Alto event?
A private party on your own property usually needs no permit for the trailer itself. Events on a street, sidewalk or city park need the City of Palo Alto special event permit, and the site diagram has to show where the restrooms go. Public events with food or big crowds also send a restroom plan to Santa Clara County at least two weeks ahead. We supply the unit specs and an insurance certificate for both.
When do I need a generator instead of plugging into house power?
Most of our trailers plug into one standard 20 amp, 120 volt circuit, often a garage or patio outlet within 100 feet. The 9-Station and the ADA + 2 need two circuits. You need a generator only when no outlet is close, when the site is a bare lot, or when a power shutoff is likely in the Foothills. We can bring a quiet unit and place it away from guests and neighbors.
How do you keep the trailer clean and stocked during a long reception?
For weddings, big dinners and festivals we can send an attendant who checks the rooms through the event, wipes the counters and refills soap, paper and towels. Smaller backyard parties usually do fine without one, since the unit arrives fully stocked. We leave extra supplies inside either way. Tell us your guest count and hours and we will say which makes sense.
Do I need more than one trailer for a big Palo Alto event?
It depends on the peak crowd, the hours and the bar. A 5-Station covers about 150 to 450 guests, and a 9-Station covers about 400 to 900 for a five-hour event. Street festivals and campus events often need two or more units spread out so nobody walks a full block. We plan the count and the spacing with you before we quote.
Will the trailer need a water hookup, or does it carry its own water?
Every unit carries its own fresh water tank, so a hose hookup is nice but not required. The 2-Station holds 105 gallons, and the 5-Station and 9-Station hold 200 gallons each. For a one-day wedding the onboard tanks are plenty. On multi-day jobs we either connect to a hose bib or refill the tank on our service visits.
Can you tell me what changes the cost of a rental?
Yes. The biggest factors are the trailer size, how many days you keep it, and whether you want an attendant. Delivery distance, tricky access like a steep hillside drive, a generator and extra service visits also matter. We never guess; call us or request a free quote with your date, address and guest count, and you get a clear number back fast.
Is waste pumping included on a multi-day event?
Yes, we schedule pumping and restocking for any rental that runs past what the tanks can hold. The 5-Station has 520 gallons of waste space and the 9-Station has 750, which covers a typical one-day event. Festivals, film shoots and shelters get service visits on a set schedule, usually early morning before the crowd arrives. Our truck needs a short, clear path to the trailer.
Where will you put the trailer, and when do you deliver and pick up?
We usually deliver the day before an evening event, or early that morning for smaller parties. The trailer goes on a flat, firm spot, a driveway, plaza or paved lot works best, close to a power outlet and away from the food. On public streets and parks the city permit sets the spot. Pickup follows your schedule, and we leave the area clean.
Can I use a portable restroom trailer for a wedding in the Foothills Nature Preserve?
Possibly, but the preserve has strict rules. Entry is limited to residents and their guests, and a wedding permit needs at least one Palo Alto resident for every 15 names on the guest list. The Oak Grove group site also needs a reservation. Get the city permit first, then call us and we will check the access road and the pad for the trailer.
Can you place a trailer on University Avenue during a street festival?
Yes, when the event permit allows it. University Avenue is narrow, with only 75 feet of public right of way, so the city chooses the restroom spots on the site diagram. We deliver before the street closes, keep fire lanes and ADA paths clear and service the units early each morning.
What happens to my event if a winter storm floods the area near the creek?
We check the forecast and the creek flood areas before a winter booking near San Francisquito Creek. If a big storm is coming, we move the trailer to higher ground or reschedule delivery. During a real flood or shelter opening, we can send extra units for relief work on short notice.
Palo Alto bathroom trailer planning guides
Deeper reading for hosts and planners, from sizing a trailer to your guest count to keeping guests comfortable through a long event. Tap any guide to open it.
How many restroom stations a Palo Alto home wedding needs
Count the busiest hour, not the guest list. A seated wedding where 180 guests arrive at 4 p.m. and stay through dinner is the hard case. An open house where people drift in over five hours is easier. A 3-Station handles about 100 to 150 guests at a backyard party. Over that, step up to the 5-Station. An open bar pushes you up a size, and so do many young kids or older relatives.
Next, think about the walk. Guests should reach the trailer without passing through the house or crossing the dance floor. On a narrow Old Palo Alto or Professorville lot, the side yard or the driveway is usually the answer. Tell us about slopes, gates and low branches when you call. We will check them before the date so the trailer gets in on the first try.
A checklist for bathroom trailers at a Stanford Research Park company event
Start with campus security. Most sites ask for a delivery window a few days ahead. They also want a certificate of insurance on file before the truck shows up. Ask facilities where the paved lot or plaza is, where the nearest power outlet sits and which paths must stay open. A launch on a Saturday is easier to stage than a Tuesday lunch, when the docks and lots are full.
Then match the unit to the crowd. For 300 guests over four hours, one 5-Station plus an ADA + 2 works well. For 800, plan a 9-Station and a second unit on the far side of the tent. Ask for an attendant if executives or customers are on the list. We can confirm sizes the same day you call.
Planning restrooms for a Palo Alto street festival or park event
Public events start with the City of Palo Alto special event permit. The site diagram must show every restroom, and the city sets where they go. Santa Clara County wants the restroom plan two weeks before the event, with at least 10 percent of toilets ADA accessible. Booths that serve food need one toilet and one handwashing station for every 15 food workers.
Spread units out so no one walks the full length of a closed street. On University Avenue, that often means one bank near High Street and one near Webster. Plan an early-morning service window before the booths open on day two. Our trailers have running water at every sink, which also covers the handwashing rule.
Getting ready for a power shutoff at a Foothills event
The Palo Alto Foothills sit in a high fire threat zone, so planned power shutoffs can happen on hot, windy days in fire season. If your wedding or party is west of Interstate 280, ask us for a backup plan when you book. Our trailers keep running water and flushing toilets from their onboard tanks. A small generator keeps the lights and AC on.
Watch the forecast in the week before your date and sign up for city utility alerts. If a shutoff is announced, call us. We will bring a quiet generator and place it away from guests, dry brush and the neighbors. Keep the driveway clear for our truck in case we need to swap anything.
When to book a deluxe restroom trailer for the busiest Palo Alto weekends
Some weekends book out months ahead. Stanford commencement in mid-June packs the west side with traffic, and Paly and Gunn graduations land in the same weeks. Late August brings the Festival of the Arts downtown, and September fills with weddings and community events. For those dates, call three to six months out.
For a quieter winter date, a few weeks is usually enough. Plan for rain from December through February and ask us about ground mats if the trailer goes on a lawn. Need something sooner? Call anyway. Our fleet is deep enough that we can often fill a last-minute request the same week.
Book a luxury portable restroom rental for your Palo Alto date
Call us with your date, address and guest count, or request a free quote online. We will match the right trailer and confirm it the same day.
