A white two-room luxury restroom trailer parked on grass under a shade tree, both doors closed and the steps folded down.

Locally owned · All of SoCal

Guests remember the bathroom.

Luxury restroom trailers with air conditioning, running water and proper lighting — delivered, set up and taken away anywhere in SoCal.

Skip the porta‑potty.

A plastic box tells your guests exactly what you think of them. This tells them something else.

Ours run cool through an August afternoon, have running water at a real sink, and light up properly once the sun goes down — so nobody has to make the walk twice, and nobody has to hold their breath.

We're a small, locally owned outfit. We answer our own phone, we show up when we say we will, and we quote one number with nothing added at the end. Hablamos español.

Inside the trailer: marble-look walls, a flushing toilet, a urinal, and a vanity with a vessel sink and lit mirror.

Interior — toilet, urinal, vanity.

Standard on every rental

What's in the trailer.

Climate
Air conditioning and heat. Comfortable on a hot afternoon and a cold evening — not a sweatbox either way.
Water
Running water at the vanity. A real faucet and a flushing toilet, not a jug and a pump.
Light
Lit interiors, lit mirrors, and lit entry steps — so the trailer still works after dark, which is when most events actually need it.
Rooms
Two private rooms with separate entrances, each with its own vanity and mirror. Guests aren't queuing at one door.
Finish
Marble-look surfaces, vessel sinks and lit mirrors. It photographs well, which matters more than it should.
Supplies
Toilet paper, hand soap and paper towels, stocked before we hand it over. Included — never a line item at the end.
Setup
We level it, connect it and test it before we leave, then take it away when you're done. You don't touch anything.
The vanity: a white vessel sink on a stone counter beneath a back-lit mirror, with accent lighting along the cabinet.

Vanity — vessel sink, lit mirror.

What we show up for.

  • Weddings

    Ceremonies and receptions at places with no plumbing — ranches, vineyards, backyards, the middle of a field.

  • Corporate events

    Company parties, openings, production days. Anything with a headcount, a schedule and someone whose job it is to worry.

  • Private parties

    Birthdays, quinceañeras, graduations, backyard everything. The house bathroom stays yours.

  • Festivals & concerts

    Multi-day runs where the restrooms are part of the guest experience instead of the part everyone apologises for.

  • Job sites

    Longer placements for crews who've earned better than a plastic box in the sun.

The trailer from the rear, levelled on its stabilisers with the entry steps extended and the door open.

Delivered, levelled, tested.

Booking is a conversation, not a form.

There is no checkout on this site, on purpose. Every job prices differently depending on where it's going and how long it stays — so we'd rather give you a real number than a fake one.

  1. 01

    Tell us the date

    Text, DM or email with your date, the location and roughly how many guests.

  2. 02

    Get a straight quote

    One number, all in. Supplies, delivery and setup are already in it. Nothing gets added at the end.

  3. 03

    $200 holds the date

    A deposit takes your date off the calendar. The balance is due by the day of the event.

  4. 04

    We handle the rest

    We deliver, set up and pick up on times that suit you — early, late or the next morning. We're flexible about it.

All of Southern California.

Based in San Gabriel and on the road most days. If you're not sure whether we come out to you, just ask — the answer is usually yes.

  • Los Angeles
  • Orange County
  • San Gabriel Valley
  • Inland Empire
  • San Bernardino
  • Riverside
  • Ventura
  • San Diego

Questions we get.

What does it cost?

It depends on where the trailer is going and how long it stays, so we quote per job instead of posting a number we'd have to walk back. Text or DM us and you'll have a real figure — supplies, delivery and setup included, with nothing added afterwards.

Do you need power and water on site?

It's easiest if there's a standard outlet within reach and a hose bib nearby. If there isn't, we bring a generator and the trailer carries its own water tank. Tell us what's at the site and we'll sort it out before the day.

How much space does it need?

A reasonably level spot a truck can back into, clear of low branches and overhead wires. If you're unsure, send a photo of where you're thinking and we'll tell you straight away whether it works.

Can we have an attendant?

Yes — we can staff the trailer for the length of your event to keep it stocked and spotless. Mention it when you ask for a quote and we'll include it in the number.

How flexible are delivery and pickup?

Very. We work around your setup and teardown rather than the other way round — early morning drops, late-night pickups, or leaving it until the next day. Tell us what the schedule looks like.

How far ahead should we book?

Weekend dates in spring and summer go first, so earlier is better. Ask anyway, even if it's close — dates open up more often than you'd think.

¿Hablan español?

Sí, hablamos español. Mándanos un mensaje de texto al 310-930-1065, escríbenos por Instagram a @socalrestrooms, o al correo info@socalrestrooms.com. Te atendemos en español de principio a fin.

Text us. We answer.

Tell us the date, where it's going and roughly how many guests — that's enough for a real quote. English or español.

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A $200 deposit holds your date. The balance is due by the day of the event — and the quote you're given is the number you pay.