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Showers and laundry tailored for your crew.

Rent multi-stall shower trailers and commercial laundry trailers. We match hot-water stalls and washer/dryer pairs to your needs, then coordinate delivery and service through one order.

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A shower trailer with a row of private stall doors
For crews ending shifts together

Shower trailer.

A set of private hot-water stalls with changing space, lighting, and climate control. Standard floor plans have 4 or 8 stalls, with larger banks available for surge camps.

Floor plans4- and 8-stall banks Larger banks are available through the same network for surge camps.
WaterPressurized garden-hose hookup Tank-fill service can supply water when the site has no hookup.
Hot waterPropane on-demand heating, with a dedicated 120 V/20 A circuit for the unit 8-stall builds typically run dual on-demand heaters.
TanksOnboard fresh + waste Typical 8-stall builds: ~200-gal fresh, 950–1,200-gal waste.
Sizing1 shower per 10 workers, per OSHA About 1 stall per 10–15 people when showers stagger across shifts.
Inside the trailer
  • Private stalls, each with changing space
  • Climate control with AC and heat
  • Sinks and mirrors
  • Non-slip flooring and exhaust ventilation
A mobile laundry trailer with commercial washer and dryer pairs
For extended stays

Laundry trailer.

A climate-controlled trailer with commercial front-load washer/dryer pairs, folding counters, and a utility sink. It handles crew-volume laundry, and the machines are maintained throughout the rental.

MachinesCommercial washer/dryer pairs Typical trailers have 4–8 pairs, with larger configurations available.
Power50-amp service or a generator Add a generator to the same rental when shore power is unavailable.
WaterHose supply or onboard tanks Remote-site configurations use onboard water and holding tanks.
ClimateAC and heat on most builds Climate control supports the people working inside and the machines in operation.
ServiceMachines maintained through the rental Schedule pump-out, restocking, and machine checks on the camp's service calendar.
What it does
  • High-volume washing and drying for large crews
  • Folding counters and a utility sink
  • Interior lighting throughout
  • Can serve several disaster-response sites on a scheduled route

Standard sizes are shown. Available units vary by market and manufacturer. 

Add restrooms and handwash stations to the same plan. Restrooms and handwash stations can join showers and laundry on the same order and service calendar.
All restroom & hygiene
Size the Order

Plan stall and machine counts around site operations.

Shower counts begin with applicable requirements and the number of people finishing a shift together. Laundry capacity depends on the roster and length of stay. We use both to recommend the order.

counts

Start with the required shower count.

  • OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f): One shower for every 10 employees of each sex required to shower during the same shift
  • Temporary labor camps (29 CFR 1910.142): One showerhead per 10 persons
  • When shower times are staggered: Plan for about one stall per 10–15 people. If the full crew showers after the same shift, use the applicable required count instead.
  • Size laundry to the roster and length of stay. The goal is enough high-volume pairs to handle wash day without taking the crew away from work.
utilities

Plan around available water and power.

  • Hot and cold running water for bathing and laundry is part of the labor-camp standard, so the order must include sufficient heating capacity.
  • Showers: A pressurized garden-hose supply, hot water from a propane on-demand heater, and a dedicated 120 V/20 A circuit for the unit
  • Laundry: 50-amp power service, or a generator sized to the trailer on the same rental
  • Sites without utilities: Use self-contained units, tank-fill water, generators, and holding tanks with scheduled pump-out service.
The Rental

Plan delivery, service & pickup.

The rental can cover water replenishment, waste removal, and other services for as long as the site operates.

  • Service frequency matches usage. We set the schedule at booking and adjust it for higher-volume camps.
  • Long-term rentals are available. Oil fields, extended construction projects, and temporary workforce housing may use these units for months.
  • Additional cleaning and service visits are available when a surge exceeds the planned volume.
What LDR coordinates
Service scope
01
Delivery and setupUnits are placed, connected or configured with tanks and generators, and checked for hot water before handoff.
02
Scheduled service visitsWaste is pumped, fresh water replenished, supplies restocked, and interiors cleaned on a set schedule.
03
Machine maintenanceCommercial washers and dryers are maintained throughout the rental, with repair coordinated when a machine stops working.
04
PickupUnits are pumped down, disconnected, and hauled away when the camp closes. Waste goes to licensed disposal facilities.
Rental periods are available daily, weekly, or monthly, with monthly renewals for longer projects.
during an emergency

Get emergency hygiene support.

LDR's dedicated emergency response team is available 24/7/365 to arrange showers, laundry, and supporting utilities after storms and infrastructure outages.

Start from a site without utilities.

Showers, laundry, restrooms, water, and power can deploy together when no site utilities are available.

Add capacity as the roster grows.

Your LDR contact can add shower stalls or laundry pairs to the existing order and service calendar.

Keep service in place through demobilization.

Scheduled visits continue for weeks or months, until the camp closes and the units are removed.

Hurricane Helene Rows of restroom, shower and laundry trailers at a temporary community care site in a retail parking lot.
4 care sites in 48 hoursRunning for 4 weeks

After Hurricane Helene disrupted power and water across inland North Carolina, a national big-box retailer asked LDR to establish 4 community care sites. In under 48 hours, LDR deployed ADA-accessible shower, laundry, and restroom trailers with generators, light towers, fencing, and more than 1,500 gallons of fresh water. The sites operated for 4 weeks while utilities were restored in Asheville and nearby towns.

Read the case study
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FAQs.

What are shower trailers used for?
Shower trailers support disaster relief, construction camps, remote workforce housing, and outdoor events. They provide bathing capacity where permanent facilities are unavailable or insufficient.
How many shower stalls does my crew need?
OSHA's floor is one shower per 10 workers required to shower during the same shift. When shower times are staggered, the field rule is about one stall per 10–15 people. We can review your roster and shift pattern to recommend a count with the quote.
Do shower trailers include hot water?
Yes. A propane on-demand system and dedicated 120 V/20 A circuit provide continuous hot water instead of relying on a limited hot-water tank.
Can laundry trailers handle large crews?
Yes. Laundry trailers are built for high-volume washing and drying, with commercial pairs sized to the roster and maintained throughout the rental.
Are the laundry trailers climate controlled?
Many are. Heat and AC support the people working inside and the machines in operation.
Do the trailers require utility hookups?
Most units connect to water, power, and waste service. Models with onboard systems can operate self-contained, with generators, tank-fill water, and holding tanks added to the rental for sites without utilities.
How often are the units serviced?
Service follows a schedule based on usage and rental duration. Visits can include pump-out, fresh-water replenishment, restocking, and cleaning, with additional rotations for higher-volume camps.
Can they stay for a long-term project?
Yes. Extended construction, oil-field, and workforce-housing projects may use the units for months. Rental periods are available daily, weekly, or monthly and can renew for the life of the project.
How much does it cost to rent jobsite showers and laundry trailers?
Pricing depends on unit type and quantity, rental duration, and delivery location. We confirm the cost before booking, with no hidden fees and no obligation to proceed.
Can one order cover several sites?
Yes. LDR can coordinate sites nationwide through one contact, team, and invoice. The same order can draw on more than 7,500 vetted vendors across all 50 states.
Memberships and credentials: ConnexFM memberNational Waste & Recycling Association memberISN member contractor

Plan showers and laundry for your site.

Share the roster, shifts, site utilities, and length of stay. We'll recommend unit counts, confirm a delivery window, and coordinate the rental through one contact and a consolidated invoice.

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