Restroom Trailers Co. has a sister business. Pleasant Street Hall is an indoor event venue on Pleasant Street in Cambridge, and the two share a phone line, so one call covers the trailer and the room.
Most events only need one of the two. But plenty of the events we set up for happen partly outside and partly in, and that is where they work together.
Ceremony outside, reception inside
A wedding on a lawn, a farm or a spot by the water usually has no plumbing anywhere near it. The trailer goes where the guests are standing for the ceremony, with steps down, lights on and the climate set for the season. Then everyone drives into town for the reception at the hall, which holds up to 75 with tables and chairs included.
If the forecast turns, the hall is the indoor plan for the whole day.
The event inside, the party outside
It works the other way around too. A ceremony or a service at the hall, then the reception at a family property, a company meeting indoors and the cookout at a park after. The trailer goes to the outdoor half, so nobody has to leave the party to find a restroom.
Overflow for indoor events
A hall with two restrooms handles a meeting or a class without anyone waiting. A wedding at full capacity, a long evening or a big holiday party can outgrow them, and a trailer parked alongside keeps the line inside short. Pleasant Street Hall has room beside the building for one, and the same goes for churches, fire halls and community centers that host more people than their restrooms were built for. See corporate events and family reunions for more on sizing.
One call for both
Tell us where the outdoor half is, where the indoor half is, and how many guests. The trailer and the hall book through the same line, so the dates line up without two sets of calls.
