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Restroom trailers for sale in Providence, RI

With long freezing winters and snow, a Providence purchase starts with the operating season: warm-season only, or documented winter use. For a winter delivery to Providence, confirm who clears snow from the receiving area, the steps and the pump truck's route.

Starting at $29,999 · delivery quoted separately

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Ships from Bonita Springs, FL

2-Stall Restroom Trailer — product card

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2-Stall Restroom Trailer — product card

2 stalls · Shower

2-Stall + Shower

Two private suites: 2 toilets, 2 sinks and 2 showers. Hot and cold water from an instant gas water heater (propane/gas on site).

  • Hot and cold water
  • A/C
  • Solar option

List price

$29,999

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Price is for the base unit. Delivery (quoted by ZIP), options, taxes, title/registration and fees are quoted separately.

4-stall restroom trailer with two women's and two men's entry doors, exterior three-quarter view

4 stalls · Shower

4-Stall + Shower

Two shower suites plus two restroom stalls: 4 toilets, 4 sinks and 2 showers. Hot and cold water from an instant gas water heater (propane/gas on site).

  • Hot and cold water
  • A/C
  • Solar option

List price

$34,999

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Price is for the base unit. Delivery (quoted by ZIP), options, taxes, title/registration and fees are quoted separately.

Wheelchair accessible + 2-stall restroom trailer with ramp, exterior three-quarter view

Wheelchair accessible suite · 2 stalls · Shower

Wheelchair Accessible + 2-Stall + Shower

One wheelchair-accessible suite plus two standard suites: 3 toilets, 3 sinks and 3 showers, with a ramp. Hot and cold water.

  • Hot and cold water
  • A/C
  • Solar option

List price

$37,999

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Price is for the base unit. Delivery (quoted by ZIP), options, taxes, title/registration and fees are quoted separately.

A Providence facility needs a plan for overlapping users

For a Providence occupied-building closure, compare staff, public visitors and contractors during the same peak interval. Place the trailer where the user route remains clear as work proceeds. Confirm compatible utilities and a cleaning window before deciding on compartment count, and identify the local service provider before delivery.

Choose the layout around actual use

The listed 2-Stall + Shower has two private suites with toilets, sinks and showers. The 4-Stall + Shower has two shower suites plus two restroom stalls. The Wheelchair Accessible + 2-Stall + Shower has one wheelchair-accessible suite plus two standard suites with showers. Restroom-only and custom configurations can be quoted.

Send the busiest expected use period, existing restrooms, shower need and available setup space. Compartment count alone is not a capacity rating. For accessible facilities, request the exact interior, doorway, ramp and landing dimensions and review the complete route at your site. Ramp dimensions vary by unit.

Placement, delivery and service access

Footprint
The trailer body and towbar, plus steps and landings at each door, door swing, and for the wheelchair-accessible unit the ramp (about 16 ft at 1:12) and its landing.
Ground
Firm and level under the wheels, jacks, steps and ramp, and drained so it stays usable after rain or snowmelt.
Delivery access
Gate widths, overhead limits, turning room and any check-in or load-in window for the tow vehicle.
Service access
A route the pump truck and potable-water refill can use on every visit, which may differ from the delivery route.
Accessible route
A firm path from where people start to the ramp landing, if the accessible configuration is used.

Climate, power & water

Climate
Winters bring sustained freezing temperatures and snow. A standard unit is not assumed suitable for occupied winter use; plan a warm-season operating period and drain and store the unit for winter, unless the exact unit has documented cold-weather capability and you can keep reliable power on it. Summers are warm enough that the A/C still matters. Cabin heating warms the room; it does not protect tanks, pumps or water lines from freezing.
Coastal storms
Decide before delivery whether the trailer will be moved, secured or drained and closed ahead of a hurricane or nor’easter, and who is responsible for doing it. Salt air also makes exterior rinsing and connection checks part of routine care.
Low coastal ground
Low-lying parts of the area can flood from storm surge, high tides or heavy rain. Choose a pad above low ground, keep service connections out of standing water, and know where the trailer would go if flooding is forecast.
Snow
Snow must be cleared from the steps, ramp, landings and the pump truck’s route before the trailer can be used or serviced; agree who clears it.
Cooling
The 2-Stall and Wheelchair Accessible + 2-Stall have about 12,000 BTU of A/C; the 4-Stall about 18,000 BTU. Size power from the exact unit’s requirements, not from the BTU rating.
Power
Standard grounded three-prong plug on a dedicated 20-amp circuit. A quiet inverter generator providing at least 4,000 running watts and 5,000 starting watts is our recommended baseline for the 2-stall, 4-stall and 2-stall plus wheelchair-accessible configurations.
Water and servicing
Fill the onboard tank from a potable source or connect a potable hose. Schedule refills, cleaning and pump-outs from expected use and tank levels; showers shorten service intervals.

Delivery from Bonita Springs

Every trailer ships from Bonita Springs, Florida; delivery to Providence is quoted by ZIP.

Warranty, support & financing

Every new trailer comes with a 12-month limited warranty on structural and electronic components and 3 months of owner support, starting on delivery or pickup. Out-of-area buyers get the delivery walkthrough remotely. Warranty & support details. Customers can explore independent third-party financing; see financing.

Check placement requirements

Vehicle title and registration (road paperwork, not placement): DMV titles a trailer at 3,001 pounds GVWR or more and requires a safety inspection from 1,000 pounds up.

Site placement
Inside Providence, the Department of Inspection and Standards handles the building permitting process, from small renovations to larger projects, and enforces the building code. Cranston, Pawtucket and East Providence are other cities. Call Inspection and Standards for a Providence parcel. Placement on a Providence parcel is reviewed locally; the Inspection and Standards e-Permitting page linked below is a starting point, and the property operator can confirm the right office.

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FAQ

What information makes a capacity discussion useful?
Send the busiest expected interval, its duration and the permanent restrooms still available. Include accessible-feature needs and any actual shower requirement separately.
Which configuration fits a renovation in an occupied building?
Count the people who will lose access to building restrooms at the busiest moment of the closure. Compartment count alone is not a capacity rating: compare the 2-Stall and 4-Stall against your expected peak use; the Wheelchair Accessible + 2-Stall adds a ramped accessible suite where the public or staff need one. Showers are usually unnecessary, so ask about a restroom-only unit if no one will shower.
What equipment do I need for winter versus seasonal operation?
For spring-through-fall use, any listed configuration can work if it is drained and stored before freezing weather. Occupied winter use needs cabin heating plus documented cold-weather capability for the exact unit, reliable power, and a plan for snow clearance at the steps, ramp and service connections. Cabin heating warms the room; it does not protect tanks, pumps or water lines from freezing.
What should a storm plan for the trailer cover?
Who decides to move, secure or drain and close the trailer when a storm is forecast, where it goes, and how it is reconnected afterwards. An owned trailer is part of your own storm plan; arrange the tow vehicle or securing method before the season, not during a watch.
How do I measure the space the trailer needs?
Measure the deployed footprint, not just the trailer body: the body and towbar, the steps and landings at every door, the ramp and its landing for the wheelchair-accessible configuration (the provided ramp is about 16 ft at a 1:12 slope), clearance for doors to open, and a lane for the pump truck to reach the service connections. Confirm exact dimensions for the unit you choose on the quote.
What if the site has no suitable outlet or water connection?
Each unit needs a standard grounded three-prong plug on a dedicated 20-amp circuit; where none exists, a generator works. A quiet inverter generator providing at least 4,000 running watts and 5,000 starting watts is our recommended baseline for the 2-stall, 4-stall and 2-stall plus wheelchair-accessible configurations. Water comes from the onboard tank filled from a potable source or from a potable hose. Arrange potable refills and waste pumping with a local provider before delivery; All Pro does not operate a service network outside Southwest Florida.
Who confirms placement requirements for a Providence parcel?
The office that controls the parcel, which is not always the one on the mailing address. Vehicle title and registration offices do not approve where a trailer sits. Start with the placement authority described on this page and the property owner or operator, and ask about trailer placement, generator use, the accessible route and waste servicing for your actual site and duration.
Can I rent instead of buying?
Not here. Our rental fleet serves Southwest Florida only; elsewhere All Pro sells trailers with delivery quoted by ZIP.

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Sales quote requests go to info@allprorestroomtrailers.com · 239-308-0281

Price is for the unit. Delivery quoted by ZIP.

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