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Imagine a construction site where workers can readily access clean and sanitary restrooms without disrupting their workflow or inconveniencing clients.

Employee health and well-being are paramount in any workplace. One often overlooked aspect of this is the availability of proper restroom facilities.

For your next gathering or work project, consider the many advantages of restroom trailers over portable toilets. More and more, our customers are opting for the upgraded restroom trailer experience for their corporate employees, wedding guests, construction workers, and more. Contact The Texas Loo for more information. In the meantime, here are several of the advantages you can expect with restroom trailers.

The leaves are finally changing, crisp air blows through your home, and most importantly, football is back! Even if you live in a place where the leaves don't change and the air is hot, sports season is always a great reason to get excited. Along with sports comes tailgating, in all its delicious, rowdy glory, so hopefully, you're getting prepared.

Just about everything is bigger in Texas and that even includes your choices of “where to answer the call of nature” when away from home.

Beloved convenience store chain Buc-ee’s, after all, has its New Braunfels location (with 83 stalls!) in the Cintas Hall of Fame of America’s Best Restroom awards.

A restroom trailer provides a crucial service when a sanitary solution is needed for toilet needs that are temporary. In addition to providing a clean space in which to take care of restroom needs when no other options are available, a restroom trailer also offers safety and privacy. 

If you’re ever playing a trivia game, and you’re asked when porta-potties were invented, the answer is that they were invented in the mid-1900s. But long before the "porta-potty" as we know it came on the scene, portable toilets, in one form or another, were being used for centuries.

The world is ready to get on with life by embracing standards and practices known as ‘the new normal.’ In light of those eager to get out and about, multiple day festivals and weekend community events must go on—but with a few new additions to their checklists. Your attendees will be expecting at minimum the following measures in place.

If you’re considering an outdoor event (many of which call for social distancing and various restrictions on crowding due to COVID-19) then you also need to consider various logistics that need to be in place to handle the expected crowd. Otherwise, your event is going to be a bust very quickly, especially if you make the mistake of relying on existing area public facilities to handle everything. So, here’s a checklist to keep in mind based on the size of your event:

As the pandemic is still ongoing as we enter into the late summer months, many activities have been put on hold such as going out to restaurants or the spa. However, there has been a notable uptick of construction projects happening across the country. With many people working from home offices and kids taking online classes, they are also considering getting their homes renovated to make the entire family comfortable. There was a 40% higher demand for bathroom and kitchen remodels, 52% increase in addition projects, and a 166% rise in demand for fences and security systems, according to CNBC.