If the holding tanks become full, the trailer should be shut down immediately. Contact VIP Restroom Trailers or the company handling pumping so service can be scheduled before an overflow occurs.
Service frequency depends on the number of people using the trailer, how many hours it is used each day, and whether it is serving an office, jobsite, event, or the general public. VIP Restroom Trailers reviews these factors with the customer to determine an appropriate service schedule.
Yes. A trailer can operate using its onboard water tank. The tank should be filled somewhere close to the site because it is not recommended to fill the tank and then tow the trailer long distances.
Restroom trailers require water, but many VIP Restroom Trailers have on board water tanks that can be filled nearby when a direct garden-hose hookup is not available. A direct hose connection is the easiest option, while onboard tanks can also be useful for jobs and during colder seasons.
Yes, VIP restroom trailers can operate with a generator.
All restroom trailers require electricity to operate. Depending on the trailer, some units require one 20-amp circuit while others require two 20-amp circuits. For long-term jobs, VIP Restroom Trailers recommends 30-amp circuits to help run the trailer properly.
VIP Restroom Trailers accepts cash, check, and credit card payments.
Yes. A booking deposit is required to guarantee the trailer for your event date. The deposit is then applied to the total rental cost.
Our goal is to include all applicable rental, delivery, and pickup fees in the quote upfront. Customers should review the quote so they understand the total expected cost before booking.
For weddings and events, the quoted rental price includes everything from delivery through pickup, except applicable tax. For long-term rentals, VIP Restroom Trailers also strives to include service pricing in the quote.