Who the 8-stall + ADA trailer suits
Choose this unit for:
- Large crews on projects with accessibility requirements
- Government, healthcare, and education renovations
- Long construction schedules that need one high-capacity unit
- Emergency replacement of a building's main restrooms and showers
Capacity and access in one unit
Eight standard stalls handle a large crew while the ADA stall keeps an accessible option on site. Share the peak demand and the number of users who need the accessible stall so the layout can be reviewed.
Plan the accessible route, not just the stall
An ADA stall only helps if users can reach it. Show the approach surface, any ramp or level landing, lighting, and the route from work areas on your site plan, and confirm the accessibility requirements that apply to your project.
Prepare the site and connections
Discuss the approach for the delivery vehicle, a suitable placement area, safe pedestrian access, water supply, power, and used-water collection. Ask for the requirements of the selected equipment before arranging connections.
- Daily users and overlapping shifts
- Full installed footprint, including the access arrangement
- Water, power, and wastewater responsibilities
- Routine cleaning, servicing, and collection access
Rental details at a glance
- Rental terms
- Rent by the week or lease monthly, for short-term or long-term projects
- Hours
- Open 24/7, every day of the year
- Setup time
- About 1 hour on a prepared site; entry stairs take 5–15 minutes, an accessible ramp 4–6 hours
- GPS tracking
- Available on request
- Customers
- Commercial and industrial projects
- Price and delivery
- Quoted for your unit, dates, and site address
Frequently asked questions
Does the ADA stall meet my project's accessibility requirements?
Requirements vary by project and jurisdiction. Tell us which standards apply, and we will review the stall layout and the approach route with you before delivery.
Can the trailer serve users who do not need the ADA stall?
Yes. The eight standard stalls serve the wider crew, while the ADA stall stays available for users who need it.
How long can I rent it?
Rent by the week or lease monthly. Short-term and long-term projects are both welcome, and extensions can be discussed before your end date.
How quickly can it be set up?
About an hour on a prepared site. Entry stairs take 5–15 minutes, and an accessible ramp takes 4–6 hours.
When can I reach you?
Any time. We are open 24/7, every day of the year.
What does my site need to provide?
A level placement area, delivery access, water, power, and a plan for used water. We confirm the exact requirements for your unit when we quote.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on the unit, rental length, and site location. Send your address and dates for a written quote.
