Private and corporate event restroom rentals

We rent restrooms for private parties and company events across East Texas, from our yards in Longview, Tyler, Kemp, Mt. Pleasant, and Whitewright. Here is what you get:

• A restroom trailer for client-facing or formal events, or deluxe flushable units for picnics, reunions, and backyard parties.
• Delivered the morning before in most cases, and picked up the next business day. Neither happens while guests are there.
• Placed out of sightlines: around the side of the house, behind a hedge, off the main flow. Tell us where.
• Cleaned and fully stocked when they arrive.
• One flat quote, no hidden fees.
• Someone is on call 24/7 and will answer the phone.

Call (903) 236-4019 or send the form with your date, address, and guest count. We will recommend the setup and quote it.

Match the unit to the occasion

Private and corporate events span a wide range, and the right answer is not the same at both ends of it.

Casual gatherings — a company picnic, a backyard party, a reunion — are well served by deluxe flushable units. Flushing bowl, foot-pump sink, interior light, clean and presentable, at a fraction of trailer cost.

Client-facing or formal events — hospitality, grand openings, milestone celebrations — are where a climate-controlled restroom trailer earns its price. If guests are in business or dress clothes, the trailer is the right call.

Keeping guests out of the house

The most common reason people rent for a private party is simple: fifty guests tracking through the house all evening is not the plan. One or two good units outside solves it entirely, and guests generally prefer them to queueing in a hallway.

Production and shoots

Film, television, and photo production run on the same requirement: clean facilities near the location, delivered on a call sheet rather than a rough window, and gone when the shoot wraps. Give us the schedule and we work to it.

Accessibility at a private event

Public accommodation rules do not apply the same way to a private party, but if older guests or anyone with mobility needs is invited, an accessible unit is worth adding. It is one unit, and it prevents a problem that is genuinely awkward to solve on the day.