August 2020

ADA Portable Bathrooms Available Now

One key factor that we pride ourselves for here at Portable Restroom Trailers is our diverse collection of units, especially when it comes to ADA-compliant options. We have made it a goal to design ADA portable bathrooms for every need, from basic site project needs to black tie level elegance.  When browsing our large collection, it is easy to see that we are well on our way to achieving our goal. There are so many options, in fact, that it gets a bit overwhelming when navigating the various types and units. This blog exists to simplify your search. Below, we feature five ADA portable bathrooms that each have a unique touch, making them the perfect fit for different needs.  If your business, event, or organization is in need of ADA portable bathrooms, this article should give you some guidance. See what makes each of these trailers unique and how they can upgrade your restroom experience. For Basic Needs If you’re the type who likes a dependable, no muss no fuss kind of restroom experience, a unit like our ADA +2 Station Oahu Series is perfect for you. Designed with simplicity and functionality in mind, ADA portable bathrooms like this include all those basic amenities you need in a restroom without overdoing the ambiance. When working on a construction site or setting up accessible restrooms at a local park, you don’t need to splurge on any additional fluff or interior design If you want useful, to-the-point ADA restroom trailers, this is the pick for you.  For a Formal Experience This is a unit for those who DO want to splurge on fluff and interior design. With ADA portable bathrooms like the ADA +8 Station Island Series, we take time to not only ensure all restroom amenities are included, but also creating an atmosphere that says high class. From elegant backsplash to detailed wooden flooring, these are the units to use when you want to keep your experience elegant from entry to exit and everywhere in between.  Event planners, meeting hosts, and upscale venue managers know the importance of providing quality restrooms. For those catering to a high end crowd, these are the units for you.  For Full-Service Bathroom Needs Do you need ADA restroom trailers that provide a full restroom experience? That means everything you find in the bathroom: sink vanity, toilet, and shower. Units like the ADA +4 Station Oahu Series Combo offer full-service restrooms in a convenient and portable package, perfect for sporting events, hospitals, and gyms.  These trailers are designed to showcase easy use and cleanliness, ensuring guests are comfortable and have the proper amount of space. As an ADA-compliant unit, rest assured that your wheelchair guests will have plenty of room and access to the restroom/ shower combo suite.  For Large Crowds Our large trailers are for the companies with hundreds of employees, the party planners with guests lists that go on and on, and the arenas that see thousands of visitors every time they open their gates. ADA portable bathrooms like this ADA +10 Station Restroom Trailer is one of our many can service hundreds of guests over the day and are designed to ensure that each visitor has an elegant restroom experience.  For Customizing A special feature that we are proud to offer here at PRT is the ability to customize a restroom trailer specifically to your needs. What that means: you can pick and choose the layout, usability, and size of your ADA restroom trailers. In the past, we’ve made a restroom/ locker room combo, a restroom/ break room combo, and so much more. We love to get creative and debut something new that is fit for your company. The ADA +2 Shower Station Laundry Combo, Oahu Series is a perfect example of one of our fully customized ADA restroom trailers.  Browse our full collection of ADA restroom trailers and contact us for rental and purchase options!  
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Restroom Rentals Aid in Disaster Relief

With the arrival of Tropical Storm Isaias, we want to take the time to share the importance of planning ahead and being ready for storms of this nature to hit. Our heart goes out to those who are affected by the active storm season in the Atlantic and the potential damage to come, and we are ready to supply restroom rentals to the organizations who aid in hurricane relief.As you or members of your family or friend group prepare for the storm to come, make sure you are as ready as possible with these tips from leading references.Know Your Hurricane Risk - Depending on where you live, your risk may be very high or very low. While it may seem obvious which category you fall in, you’d be surprised how much inland dwellers are affected by a storm that seemingly happens only near the coast. For those living on the coast, you are high risk. Depending on the intensity of the hurricane to come, you should have an evacuation plan prepared. You are most at risk for extreme winds and flooding, and surge thunderstorms. For those living inland, HurricaneScience.org reports that coastal flooding can reach tens of miles from the coast. Those living within 75-100 miles from the coast should prepare for an increase in winds and rain. Sign up to get alerts and warnings in your area.Know Your Evacuation Zone - For those located in high risk areas, flooding is very destructive and driving in flooded areas can be dangerous. We recommend having an evacuation plan in order so that when you are warned by your local officials, you can head to safety. Make sure you have an evacuation plan. Keep your car’s gas tank half full at all times and have any necessary items packed and ready to go. For those who rely on public transportation, contact your local emergency management agency for an evacuation plan. For those living in mid- to low-risk areas, you should still be prepared for extreme weather. Track the storm and listen to local officials as they determine how far inland the storm will travel, and be prepared to take extra precautions against high winds and rain. When you have been instructed to evacuate, please do so for the safety of yourself and your family. Review and create an evacuation plan if necessary.Prepare Financially - The hardest thing about evacuating can be lack of funds. The Federal Reserve has reported that almost 60 percent of Americans don’t have $400 in savings. Make sure that you aren’t trapped during a hurricane by putting aside a little bit of each paycheck. These funds can ensure that you and your family are ready to go should an evacuation be necessary. Read more tips on financial preparedness. For businesses, purchase business-interruption insurance policies to help protect against losses due to damage.Strengthen Your Home - Whether you are evacuating or simply need to stay home for shelter, wind and thunderstorms can take a toll on your home. Make sure that the structure of your home is prepared for the intense weather conditions by taking a few precautions. Bring in outdoor furniture or large items that may be tossed by the wind. Trim trees and shrubs to ensure that greenery isn’t blown around, becoming capable of damaging your home. Take measures to reinforce your roof, windows, and doors, and use flood damage resistant materials. Should you need to evacuate, these additional steps could allow you to come home to minimal damage.Stock Up on Supplies - There are so many supplies that you can get beforehand to ensure that you aren’t caught in the chaos before evacuation time or during times when shelter is required. Think ahead and stock up on key items before it becomes urgent. ATMs and credit cards may not work during power outages, so take out some cash to have on hand for purchases. Stock an emergency kit with a battery operated radio, flashlights, non-perishable food, entertainment for children if necessary, bottled water, and blankets. Keep in mind that should you need to stay in your home for safety, this is all you have to rely on. Visit ready.gov/kit for a thorough list of items to stock up on should you need to take shelter for a long period of time. RESTROOM RENTALS CAN HELPAs a leading provider of restroom rentals, we are here to help those in need. Whether you are a nonprofit sending in volunteers to help with post-storm damage control, a business who needs repairs done, or a shelter taking in those who lost everything, we are here to provide restroom rentals that can make your efforts easier. From restrooms to showers to laundry facilities, we have the equipment you need to get your organization or business running smoothly. Please reach out and let use know what you need - our restroom rentals are available in all sizes, and we customize according to your needs.ADDITIONAL RESOURCESFor more information on tracking hurricane storms, preparing, and post-storm emergency aid, see the links below:Hurricane safety checklistsRecommended Hurricane supply lists 
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