Shower Trailer Rentals in Colorado
We deliver private, luxury shower trailers across Colorado, and each one puts out real hot water on demand. Park it on a high-country job site or a wildfire shelter lot with no water and no power, and it keeps running on its own because it brings its own water and generator. We get there fast.
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Colorado Shower Trailer Rentals from The Lavatory
The Lavatory is the shower trailer company Colorado crews call first. We rent our private luxury shower trailers to residents, work crews, and event teams across the state by the day, the week, or the season. Each unit gives every person a locking room of their own with hot water, heat, and air conditioning. We tow them from a Denver parking lot to a pass above 10,000 feet, and they keep working where the site has no hookups.
These trailers cover a long list of jobs. The emergency work includes wildfires, floods, and rough winter storms. The everyday work includes DJ Basin oil and gas crews, building sites, hazmat decon, military field work, farm and feedlot labor, ski-town seasons, festivals, races, and street outreach programs. You can take one for a single weekend, keep it through a season, or put it on a route that repeats.
We own and maintain every trailer in the fleet. There is no reseller in between, so our own techs service the unit that shows up at your site. Our record runs past 20,000 deliveries, and dispatch picks up around the clock statewide. Send us the address, the dates, and a headcount, and we will match the unit and return a quote to you fast.
Regions of Colorado We Cover
We cover the whole state, from the plains in the east to the high mountains in the west. Here are the main Colorado regions we serve, along with the work that keeps us busiest in each one.
Denver and the Front Range
Denver, Aurora, Boulder, and the surrounding suburbs. Building work, big events, and flood recovery keep us moving here through every season.
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Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region
Colorado Springs, Fountain, and the installations around them. Military field jobs and local events fill our schedule across El Paso County.
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Northern Colorado and Fort Collins
Fort Collins, Greeley, and Loveland. Fire recovery, farm work, and fresh construction all bring trailers up to the northern counties.
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The Mountain Resort Corridor
Aspen, Vail, Steamboat, and the ski towns along I-70. Festivals, race weekends, and off-grid alpine sites keep work steady summer and winter.
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Weld County and the DJ Basin
Greeley, the oil patch, and the wide Eastern Plains. Nearly everything out here is remote and off-grid, so the self-contained units carry the load.
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Our fleet tops 200 units, among the biggest anywhere in the country. With that much equipment on hand, we can match the trailer to your headcount, your ground, and your calendar anywhere in the state, whether you need one accessible unit for a small program or a line of eight-station trailers at a fire camp. Most large jobs begin with the 8-Station, our main standalone shower unit. Here is what we bring across Colorado.
8-Station Private Shower Trailer
This is our largest shower-only unit, built with eight separate rooms. At a fire camp or a full shelter, those eight rooms clear a crowd quickly rather than leaving people waiting in line.
Fresh, grey, and black tanks all ride onboard, so it runs with no hookups. The hot water is real, every person gets a door that locks, and the interior is finished to hold up under heavy daily use.
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ADA + 2 Private Shower Trailer
This unit puts one accessible shower suite next to two standard private rooms. That mix covers ADA access along with a little extra capacity in a single drop, so events, county programs, and shelters all reach for it.
The accessible side has a level entry, grab bars, a fold-down bench, and enough room to turn a wheelchair. Like every unit we run, it brings its own water and generator, so it runs where there are no hookups.
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4-Station Shower, Restroom & Laundry Combo
What sets this combo apart is the laundry, and that counts on a long job. Without leaving the site, the crew can shower, use the restroom, and wash a load of clothes.
Four private showers, restroom stalls, and a working laundry sit under one climate-controlled roof, all running off the unit’s own tanks and generator. It suits multi-week work where the crew stays near the site.
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Single-Station ADA Shower & Restroom Combo
This is a compact trailer that pairs one accessible shower with a restroom. Because it is small, it slips into tight ground and handles small jobs, such as a narrow mountain lot or a single-block outreach stop.
It carries the same level entry, grab bars, hot water, and cooling as the larger trailers. Everything it needs is onboard, so it can set down almost anywhere in Colorado.
View this trailerWhy Our Colorado Shower Trailers Stand Out
Lots of outfits will hand you a box and call it a shower trailer. Not many can drop one where there is no water and no power and still keep a hundred people in hot showers for a solid week. Three things set ours apart.
Hot water that does not run out
A cheap unit hands you a few warm showers and then gives up. Ours run water heaters sized for the whole crowd, so the hundredth person gets the same hot water as the first. At a fire camp or a shelter where everyone shows up at once, that is what separates a unit that works from one that fails.
Runs with no water or power
The sites out here usually have no water line and no spare power. Each trailer brings its own water and generator, so it runs where there are no hookups, holding the grey and black water in tanks underneath and making its own electricity onboard. That is how it delivers hot, pressurized showers on a bare drilling pad or a lot high in the mountains. Where hookups exist, we tie in instead.
Clean and fully stocked
Every unit runs on a set cleaning and sanitizing schedule and stays stocked with soap, towels, and supplies. We tune the heat and air conditioning to whatever weather is coming, a dry plains afternoon or a night below zero up high. A clean trailer gets used and a dirty one sits empty, so we keep ours clean.
Where Colorado Shower Trailers Get Used
Anywhere plumbing does not reach, our shower trailers fill the gap. Colorado has a lot of that kind of work, from remote drilling pads on the plains to fire base camps and burn scars up in the mountains. The state runs long summers of fire and heavy winters at altitude, and both put people in places with no water or power. Here are the main jobs our trailers handle.
Oil and gas crews in the DJ Basin
Weld County is the busiest oil county in the state, and nearly 90 percent of Colorado crude comes out of it. As of 2025 the county was producing close to 300,000 barrels a day from roughly 2,800 wells across the Denver-Julesburg Basin. Crews work these pads for weeks at a time, often well outside Greeley or Fort Lupton with nothing built nearby and many miles from the nearest facilities. A remote pad might have one portable toilet for a whole crew and no way to clean up at the end of a shift. We drop 8-station and combo units at the pad itself, power them off their own water and generator, and keep them on a route for the whole run so the crew gets hot showers and clean restrooms without ever leaving the lease.
Pipeline, wind, and solar construction
A pipeline crew shifts a few miles down the line each week with no building anywhere near. Out on the Eastern Plains, wind and solar projects keep rising across open range, since that corner of the state carries some of the strongest wind in the nation. These jobs are remote, spread out over miles, and staffed by crews that live near the work for months. We stage shower and combo units that move with the crew, run on their own water and power, and stay on a service route so the site never goes without.
Wildfires
Colorado has some of the largest fires in the West. The Cameron Peak Fire in 2020 burned 208,663 acres near Fort Collins, the largest wildfire in state history, and the East Troublesome Fire near Kremmling burned nearly 194,000 acres the same fall and jumped the Continental Divide. Together they forced more than 20,000 people out of mountain communities around Estes Park, Grand Lake, and the Poudre Canyon. A big fire brings in hundreds or thousands of firefighters who live at a base camp for weeks, plus recovery crews and displaced families who all need a place to wash up. We are a FEMA disaster-relief partner, and we set self-contained shower and combo units at fire base camps and staging points, run them on their own water and power, and keep them serviced for as long as the response lasts.
The Marshall Fire and grass fires
Not every Colorado fire is in the mountains. The Marshall Fire tore through Boulder County in December 2021, destroyed more than 1,000 homes in Louisville and Superior, and forced 37,500 people to evacuate. It remains the most destructive fire in state history. When a fire like that displaces a whole town, we bring shower trailers to shelters and recovery sites and run them on our own water and power.
Floods
The Front Range floods fast when a storm parks over it. In September 2013 Boulder recorded more than 17 inches of rain, the state declared a disaster in 14 counties, and floods destroyed about 1,500 homes across Larimer, Boulder, and Weld Counties. More than 11,000 people were evacuated and over 3,000 had to be rescued. When water and power stay out for days, a hot shower is one of the first normal things a family gets back. We bring units to shelters and cleanup staging, run them on their own tanks and generator, and keep them serviced through the whole recovery.
Winter storms and blizzards
Colorado gets hard winters. Blizzards on the Eastern Plains close I-70 and I-76 and strand towns, and heavy snow in the high country can cut power and freeze water lines for days. The March 2021 blizzard dropped several feet across the Front Range and foothills and shut down the metro. When that happens, our trailers run on their own heated tanks, so we can put hot showers at a warming center or shelter even when the local water is down. The units are built to run in deep cold, which matters at altitude where a standard unit would freeze up.
Military and government
Colorado has one of the most concentrated military communities in the country, most of it around Colorado Springs. Fort Carson employs more than 26,000 people, Peterson Space Force Base is home to NORAD and U.S. Northern Command, and Buckley Space Force Base in Aurora supports thousands of active-duty, Guard, and reserve members. The U.S. Air Force Academy sits just north of the city. Training rotations and Guard deployments regularly leave units miles from any structure. We are a registered SAM.gov federal contractor, which clears us to place and operate shower units on military and government work.
Feedlots, ranches, and farms
Weld County produces about a quarter of Colorado’s farm output, and most of that is livestock. The Five Rivers Kuner feedlot near Kersey holds close to 98,000 head, and Greeley runs one of the largest beef plants in the country. Feedlot and field labor happens miles from any building, and federal field-sanitation law says each hand crew must have a toilet and a proper handwashing setup close by. One combo unit brings both showers and restrooms in a single delivery, and we keep it on a season-long service route.
Hazmat and industrial cleanups
On hazmat and heavy industrial jobs, workers frequently have to run through a decon shower before they can head home. Colorado has old mine sites, spill responses, and heavy industrial jobs where that step is required. We stage units with the hot water and throughput to clear a whole crew at shift change, and they run off their own tanks and power where the site has no hookups.
Utility, grid, and road crews
Storms and wildfires knock down power lines and close mountain roads, and the crews sent to fix them often work long shifts far from town. Xcel Energy and other utilities are also building out the grid to keep up with Front Range growth. We stage shower and combo units near these crews so they can clean up on site instead of driving back and forth, and we keep the units serviced for the length of the job.
Mountain events and festivals
Nearly every weekend a mountain town hosts something, and most venues were never plumbed for a crowd that size. The Telluride Bluegrass Festival packs the box canyon each June, WinterWonderGrass fills Steamboat, and Beaver Creek hosts the Birds of Prey World Cup races. Ski season alone drew 13.8 million visits in 2024-25, and the summer festival calendar is just as full. Most of these events run on grounds far from town where the plumbing was never built for the crowd. We bring shower trailers for staff, performers, vendors, and the crews who camp on site for the whole run, and we run them off-grid at elevation where hookups do not exist.
Ski resorts and seasonal crews
Resort towns like Vail, Aspen, Breckenridge, and Steamboat bring in seasonal workers every winter, and housing and hygiene are always tight. Terrain work, snowmaking setup, lift maintenance, and event build-outs put crews on the mountain long before the base facilities open for the season. We stage self-contained units at these sites, run them in the cold at elevation, and keep them serviced through the whole season so the crews have hot showers close to where they work.
Construction and large building projects
The Front Range is in a long building boom. The I-25 corridor south of Denver has filled with data centers, with dozens planned or under construction, and Xcel Energy has warned it needs about 22 billion dollars in new infrastructure to meet the power demand. Apartment towers, warehouses, and highway work are going up across the metro at the same time. These runs go on for months with large crews and nothing permanent on site. We park self-contained units on site, pick a spot clear of the equipment, and time the servicing around the work so the crew always has hot showers.
Homeless outreach
The city of Denver operates hygiene services for the unhoused, and nonprofits such as Bayaud Enterprises and Showers For All reach thousands of people a year at libraries, shelters, and other spots around the metro. Week in and week out these programs need reliable shower service on a lot with neither water nor power, run at set hours so people can plan around them. We run those routes on a set schedule and keep the units clean and stocked between stops.
Hunting camps, glamping, and the outdoors
Colorado draws hunters and campers onto remote public and private land all season, and elk and deer seasons put thousands of people out on the land at once. Guided hunting camps, glamping operations, working dude ranches, and state parks lean on our units for washrooms where nothing was ever plumbed. They give guests a hot, private shower miles from the nearest town. Every one of these runs off-grid on its own water and power, which is exactly what our trailers are built for.
Sporting and outdoor fitness events
Trail races, gravel rides, marathons, and tournaments often run at parks and open sites with no showers. We park units close to the finish line so racers and staff can rinse off after. They keep a line moving all day and carry their own water and power to do it.
Rodeos and stock shows
Colorado has a long ranching history and the events that go with it. The National Western Stock Show fills the complex in north Denver every January, and its 2025 run drew more than 658,000 visitors over 16 days. County fairs and rodeos fill the calendar across the plains all summer. Livestock crews, vendors, and staff often stay on the grounds for the whole event, and the older facilities rarely have enough plumbing. We bring shower and combo units and keep them serviced through the run.
Film and television production
Crews film all over Colorado, out on ranches, up in the mountains, and in little towns nowhere near a soundstage. Even so, cast and crew need somewhere clean and private to shower after a long day on set. We match the unit to the size of the shoot, power it off-grid where the location has nothing to plug into, and time servicing to the call sheet.
Statewide Delivery, Power, and Water in Colorado
Placing a shower trailer on a Colorado site takes more than a simple drop-and-go, and the ground changes quickly from flat plains to steep high country. We serve the whole state, and we sort out the site details before the truck rolls out.
County permits
Permit rules change from one Colorado county to the next. Before any inspection, we walk you through exactly what your county and your site will require.
Power: hookup or generator
When shore power is on site, we plug into it. When it is missing, the trailer’s built-in generator handles the power on its own.
Water: spigot or tanks
If there is a spigot on site, we connect to it. If there is no plumbing at all, the onboard fresh and waste tanks handle it and the showers keep running.
Heat and AC in every room
Each room has its own heat and air conditioning, set for a dry summer afternoon or a night below freezing at elevation.
Statewide coverage
We keep units staged around Colorado and send the closest one, which cuts the drive even on a run up into the mountains.
Built to run off-grid
Because a unit brings its own water and generator, it runs where there are no hookups, landing on a bare drilling pad or a fresh shelter lot before anything else is built.
What a Colorado Shower Trailer Rental Costs
No two jobs price out the same, so we quote each one instead of posting a single figure that would only mislead. Two crews of the same size can end up at different numbers once you factor in the site. A few things move the price.
Distance comes first. A haul up a mountain pass or out onto the Eastern Plains takes more road time than a drop inside the Denver metro. Timing matters too, because fire season, ski season, and the big festival weekends all draw on the fleet at the same time. Length of rental counts, since a month on site prices out differently from a single weekend. Going fully off-grid adds servicing as well, because a truck has to bring fresh water in and haul waste back out. Send over your site and your dates and we will put a firm number on it.
Reasons Colorado Customers Rent From Us
Our fleet tops 200 units, among the biggest anywhere in the country. That kind of depth lets us fit the right trailer to the job and send more when one unit will not cover it. Inside a single week we can set eight stations at a DJ Basin drilling camp, an accessible unit at a Denver shelter, and a combo at a mountain festival, with equipment left over.
Since we own and run every trailer, no reseller ever hands you a unit nobody has checked. The condition, the setup, and the timing all stay in our hands. We carry full licensing and insurance, which the agencies, energy companies, and event producers we work with all require. Our SAM.gov registration also opens federal and military contracts that many rental yards simply cannot bid.
We have also worked Colorado for a long time. We know the drive times, the way permit rules read from county to county, and weather that swings from a bone-dry plains summer to a blizzard at 9,000 feet. More than 20,000 deliveries in, we know how to put dependable hot water on a site that starts with nothing.
Recent Shower Trailer Jobs in Colorado
Here are a few recent jobs, with names held back. Each one shows what the trailers can do when a Colorado site starts with nothing at all.
A fire in the foothills forced a shelter open overnight for families who had lost power and water at home. The call reached us before dawn, and a few hours later several shower trailers were on the staging lot. The building had no water or power, so the units ran off their own tanks and generators, and people were cleaning up by early afternoon. When the response ran past a week, we added laundry and restrooms and kept the whole setup serviced.
Out on the Eastern Plains, an energy company had a crew camped near a remote DJ Basin pad for a long drilling run, the nearest town 40 minutes away. We dropped a combo unit, ran it off its own water and generator, and put it on a standing service route. At every shift change the crew had hot showers and clean restrooms, and nobody had to make the drive.
South of Denver, a general contractor ran a large project for months with nothing permanent on site. We matched self-contained shower trailers to the crew size, set them in a spot well clear of the equipment, and timed the servicing around the schedule. The job ran most of a year, and we never missed a single service.
What Colorado Renters Say
When a fire cut water to our whole neighborhood, we needed showers at the shelter fast. The Lavatory arrived the same day with fully self-contained units, set them on the lot, and kept them hot and spotless for the entire week. For our families it was an enormous relief.
Our pad sits way out in the basin, nowhere near town. For weeks straight the trailer ran on its own water and power without a single hiccup. A hot shower at shift change meant a lot to the crew out here.
These units stayed on a big build just south of downtown for months. Deliveries were always on time, the servicing happened without me chasing anyone, and the crew really preferred them. The interior turned out a lot nicer than I expected.
We booked two units for a mountain festival on grounds with no hookups at all. They handled everything, showed up early to set up, and even at altitude the showers stayed spotless the whole weekend. They have already earned a spot on next year’s event.
Common Questions About Colorado Shower Trailer Rentals
Which parts of Colorado do you deliver to?
All of it. Our deliveries reach the whole state: Denver, Aurora, and Boulder, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and Greeley, and the mountain towns from Aspen to Vail to Steamboat. We also go to the remote plains and high-country spots that many yards will not touch. Send your address and dates and we will confirm the drop.
My site has no water or power. Can you still set up?
Most jobs we take here are exactly like that. The trailer brings its own water and generator, so it runs where there are no hookups, keeping the fresh water onboard, the grey and black water in tanks underneath, and the showers hot and pressurized with nothing plugged in. Where hookups exist, we use them.
Do you offer wheelchair-accessible shower trailers?
Yes, we run two. One is a single-station ADA shower and restroom combo, and the other pairs an ADA suite with two private showers. Both have a roll-in entry, grab bars, and a fold-down bench, and both bring their own water and generator so they run where there are no hookups, just like the rest of the fleet.
How quickly can you respond to a wildfire or emergency?
Fast. We are a FEMA disaster-relief partner with round-the-clock dispatch, so we can reach a Colorado shelter, fire base camp, or staging lot quickly. The units arrive with their own water and generator, so they run where there are no hookups, get people cleaned up the same day, and we add laundry and restrooms when a response drags on.
Will the trailers work at high altitude and in the cold?
They will. These units are built for deep cold at elevation, with heated water tanks and heat in every room. All winter we run them into the resort corridor and onto high-country sites, and they keep delivering hot, pressurized showers even when the local water line is frozen or out.
What is the lead time to reserve a trailer?
Sooner is better, and that is doubly true during fire season, ski season, and big festival weekends when the fleet books up. An early reservation gives us room to check the ground, clear county permits, and reserve the right trailer. If it is an emergency, our 24/7 dispatch can still move quickly.
How many shower stations should I rent?
It hinges on your crew size and how quickly the line moves. A smaller unit handles a few dozen people fine. When a shelter intake or a shift change sends everyone in at once, you usually want the 8-station or a pair of trailers. Our dispatch crew sizes it with you over the phone.
Do you take military and government shower trailer jobs in Colorado?
We do. Because we are registered on SAM.gov, we can take on military, federal, and government shower work. We have supported field operations near installations such as Fort Carson and the Colorado Springs bases, keeping self-contained units serviced for as long as the job runs.
Can I rent long-term for an oilfield or construction crew?
Absolutely. DJ Basin drilling pads, pipeline work, and large Front Range construction sites keep units parked for weeks or months at a stretch. We set the trailer at the camp or job site, run it off its own water and generator, and hold it on a standing service route.
Do your trailers meet farm field sanitation requirements?
They do. Federal rules require toilets and real handwashing, stocked with soap, clean water, and towels, near every hand crew. Our combo units deliver showers and restrooms in one drop, and we service them through the season so feedlots and growers stay in compliance.
Request a Colorado Shower Trailer Quote
Send over your area, your dates, and your crew size. One of our Colorado coordinators will match the unit and return a quote to you.
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