Town ‘n’ Country Portable Toilet Rental delivers luxury restroom trailers for weddings, corporate events, and private parties across Town ‘n’ Country, Westchase, and Tampa. Each trailer gives guests private stalls, flushing toilets, running water sinks, and air conditioning.
We handle delivery, leveling, hookups, servicing, and pickup. Tell us your date, guest count, and site, and we will recommend the right trailer size.
A restroom trailer feels much closer to an indoor bathroom than a standard porta potty does. Features vary by model, and we confirm exactly what is in your trailer when you book.
Every stall has a flushing toilet, so guests never look down into an open tank. Larger models often add urinals.
Guests wash up at real sinks with running water and soap instead of reaching for hand sanitizer. Paper towels are stocked at each sink area.
Mirrors and counter space give the wedding party a place to check hair and makeup.
Built-in lighting keeps the stalls and sink area bright for evening receptions and night events.
Florida heat and humidity can make a plastic porta potty uncomfortable by midday. Climate control keeps the trailer interior cool through long summer events in Tampa Bay.
Each station is its own private room with a locking door. Larger trailers split into separate men’s and women’s sides with their own entrances.
A station is one private stall. Trailers range from compact two station units to large ten station models, and the right size depends on your guest count and how long the event runs.
| Trailer Size | General Layout | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|
| 2 station | Two private restrooms, each with a toilet and sink | Small weddings, backyard parties, VIP and bridal areas |
| 3 to 4 station | Separate men's and women's sides with a sink on each side | Mid-size weddings, corporate events, church gatherings |
| 5 to 6 station | Men's and women's sides with multiple stalls and sinks | Larger weddings, company picnics, festival VIP areas |
| 8 to 10 station | Multiple stalls, urinals, and sinks on each side | Large events, multi-day events, temporary facility needs |
Layouts differ between manufacturers. Call (727) 427-9704 and we will describe the exact trailers available for your date.
These are general starting points. We will fine-tune the recommendation once we know your schedule, menu, and bar plans.
For an event of about four hours, plan roughly one station per 50 guests. That puts a 100 guest wedding near a two station trailer and a 200 guest reception near a four station trailer. A crowd of 400 or more usually calls for an eight to ten station model, or a trailer plus extra units.
Add stations for events that run longer than four hours or serve alcohol, since guests use the restroom more often. Most trailers have steps at the entrance, so public events should also include an ADA accessible unit. For overflow on a budget, pair the trailer with a few flushable porta potties.
A trailer needs more planning than a single porta potty. Walk your venue with these four points in mind before you book.
The trailer has to sit level so doors close, sinks drain, and toilets flush correctly. Pavement, a firm gravel pad, or flat, solid grass all work. Sandy ground in Town ‘n’ Country can soften after summer rain, so let us know if your site holds water.
We deliver with a truck towing the trailer, so the path needs room for both. Check for low branches, narrow gates, and tight turns. HOA communities should confirm access with the property manager.
Lights, air conditioning, and water pumps run on electricity. Many trailers plug into standard power from a nearby outdoor outlet. If no outlet is in reach, a generator can run the trailer.
Some trailers connect to a garden hose for fresh water. Others run from onboard fresh water and waste tanks, which suits parks, farms, and open fields with no spigot.
Restroom trailers are a limited item, and popular dates go first.
For most events, reserve your trailer two to four weeks before the date. That gives us time to confirm the size, review your site, and set a delivery window.
Spring and fall are the busiest months for outdoor weddings around Tampa Bay, and trailers book up quickly. If your date falls in that window, reach out a month or more in advance. Our wedding restroom rentals page has more planning tips.
Large receptions sometimes want someone on site to keep the trailer tidy and restocked. Ask about attendant service when you call.
We deliver ahead of your event so the trailer is level, powered, and stocked before guests arrive. Multi-day rentals get service visits, and pickup follows the venue’s schedule.
Price depends on the trailer size, the number of days, service needs, and delivery location. Restroom trailers cost more than standard porta potties. Call (727) 427-9704 for a free written quote, or see our pricing guide.
For an event of about four hours, a three to four station trailer is a good starting point for 150 guests. Size up if the event runs longer or serves alcohol.
Most trailers need standard power from an outlet or a generator to run lights and air conditioning. Some connect to a water hose, while others use onboard fresh water and waste tanks.
Book two to four weeks ahead for most events. For spring and fall weddings, book a month or more in advance because trailers reserve quickly.
Yes, if the grass is flat, firm, and reachable by a truck and trailer. Soft or soggy ground after rain can be a problem, so tell us about your site when you book.
Public events should add an ADA accessible portable toilet, since most trailers have entry steps. A hand washing station near the food line is also a smart addition for catered events.
Give your guests a clean, comfortable restroom with flushing toilets, sinks, and air conditioning. Call (727) 427-9704 or request a free quote, and we will match the right trailer to your event.