The Texas Loo Blog

When a business plans a restroom remodel, most of the focus goes to construction timelines, contractor coordination, and design updates. What often gets overlooked is the financial impact of having restrooms out of service, even temporarily.

When most people think of Mardi Gras, their minds jump straight to New Orleans. But along the Texas Gulf Coast, Galveston tells a Mardi Gras story all its own. One filled with resilience, revival, and a community that refuses to let tradition fade.

When a restroom goes offline during a project or is not available at a temporary location, the question is simple but high stakes: build a new facility or bring in a temporary restroom replacement.

The holidays in Texas are a magical time -- from the Johnson City Lights Spectacular and Santa’s Wonderland in College Station to the Holiday River Parade along the San Antonio River Walk.

America has a bathroom problem.

According to one recent analysis, the United States ranks 30th in the world in public toilets per capita — tied with Botswana. For a nation that leads the world in so many other forms of infrastructure, it’s a surprising (and humbling) statistic. And while cities across the country have wrestled with how to add more public facilities, the answer isn’t as simple as just “building more.”

When restrooms don’t meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards, it’s more than a compliance issue—it becomes a barrier that prevents people from participating fully and feeling welcome.

Texas has always been home to big games and even bigger fan energy – just ask anyone who must separate their Aggie family members from Longhorn alum at Thanksgiving!

Beat the Texas Heat: Stay Safe and Comfortable This Summer

Texas summers are no joke. With temperatures soaring well above 100 degrees, outdoor events, job sites, and community gatherings can quickly go from fun to dangerous if precautions aren’t taken. Whether you're planning a summer wedding, managing a construction crew, or hosting a festival, keeping people safe and cool should always be a top priority.

Construction in Texas never slows down—from highways and warehouses to residential builds and high-rises. Amid the long hours and intense heat, one essential factor often gets overlooked on the job site: restroom facilities.

Festival season is an exciting time of year, especially in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana, where open-air celebrations bring together music lovers, food enthusiasts, history buffs, and arts and craft aficionados.