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As event organizers, construction site managers, and outdoor venue operators, we understand that one of the most challenging aspects of our job is dealing with unpredictable weather conditions. When it comes to managing portable restrooms during bad weather, the stakes are even higher.

Texans this winter might be feeling a bit like Bill Murray in “Groundhog Day” who had to wake up over and over in the movie to this same chatter:

“Okay campers, rise, and shine, and don't forget your booties ‘cause it’s cold out there… it’s cold out there every day.” Happy Groundhog Day!”

As cooler Autumn temps roll across the Lone Star State, Texans look forward to taking part in family-friendly outdoor activities. There are endless opportunities for people of all ages to enjoy fall in Texas. We’ve curated some of the best for you to consider as you plan your family outings leading up to the holiday season!

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.

Planning any type of event means creating a space that meets the needs of all guests, and that often means ensuring that, when someone needs to use the restroom, there are plenty available. When a location does not have enough physical access points for visitors and eventgoers, portable restrooms can be a viable solution, allowing you to add more when needed. Yet, how many portable restrooms do you need?

When it comes to providing restroom facilities, accessibility is a crucial factor that should never be overlooked. In various settings such as outdoor events, construction sites, or remote locations, the need for accessible restrooms becomes even more vital.

Wedding planners, event coordinators, festival organizers, and others in charge of big events have a lot on their plate.

When the weather gets warm, the people of (and outside of!) Texas like to take advantage of all the outdoors have to offer. Spring and summer in Texas mean a festival or special event taking place nearly every weekend and for nearly every interest.

Race organizers need to plan and perform many individual tasks before these events. It requires a structured schedule because they often need to do things in a particular sequence, since some jobs are dependent upon others. Most of the work needs to be completed well in advance of race day, such as budgeting and promotion.

Outdoor venues have many benefits, such as the ability to hold events that are a bit messy, like water balloon fights. They also have more space, so they can include field sports and other events that make participants feel like they're having an experience.