Decontamination Shower

You need a level, firm surface (gravel, asphalt, or concrete) large enough for the trailer plus access for the delivery truck. Most units need a 30-amp electrical hookup within 50 feet. If no power is available, we provide towable generators. Water can come from city hookup or our Water Box.

Most shower trailers require 30-amp, 110V shore power. Larger semi-trailer units may need multiple 30-amp circuits or 50-amp service. Decontamination trailers require 240V hardwired power. If your site lacks electrical service, we provide towable diesel generators sized to your trailer.

No problem. Our Water Box provides a self-contained 660-gallon fresh water supply on a towable trailer. It connects via standard garden hose and includes a 12V demand pump. For larger operations, multiple Water Boxes can be daisy-chained together.

All shower waste water drains into the trailer’s onboard holding tank. We pump it on our regular service visits. For high-traffic sites, our Waste Box adds 660 gallons of additional holding capacity, reducing pump-out frequency. No gray water goes into the ground.

Delivery and setup typically take 1-2 hours. We deliver the trailer, level it, connect power and water, test all systems, and walk your site contact through the operation. Standard lead time is 1-2 weeks for planned deployments, 24-48 hours for emergencies.

Pricing depends on the trailer configuration (stall count and type), rental duration, delivery location, and service frequency. Short-term rentals (days to weeks) cost more per day than long-term contracts (months). Contact us for a custom quote — we’ll recommend the right configuration and give you a clear price.