Lincoln, ND Luxury Shower Trailer & Restroom Combination Rentals

Emergency past events and required construction

Lincoln has had the costliest storms of any hub. On June 20, 2025, NOAA recorded straight-line winds in the Copper Ridge subdivision south of Lincoln that severely damaged several homes, with one injury and about $5 million in damage. On July 29, 2024, a hailstorm that moved into Burleigh County caused about $10 million in damage, and on July 21, 2022, hail over the Bismarck and Lincoln areas caused about $1.2 million. FEMA lists Burleigh County in the August 2025 severe storm, tornado and straight-line wind declaration (DR-4888) and in the 2011 and 2009 flooding. Crews who repair roofs, roads and utilities after incidents like these often work far from clean facilities. A shower trailer, a restroom trailer or a combination unit can be on site while permanent plumbing is out. Tell us the Lincoln site, how many people will use the unit and what water and power you have. These records come from public databases and may trail current conditions, so ask the county about recent damage before you plan. Sites under repair often need temporary facilities for several weeks.

• NOAA Storm Events, Copper Ridge wind, event 1271879
• NOAA Storm Events, Burleigh County hail, event 1204135
• NOAA Storm Events, Bismarck and Lincoln hail, event 1045415
• OpenFEMA declarations, DR-4888

Major construction projects

Lincoln has city and county projects listed. A May 2025 report said the City of Lincoln had planned 19 summer construction projects across town, totaling about $51 million. Burleigh County is seeking engineering services to replace the Apple Creek bridge on Lincoln Road, with bidding expected to be complete in February 2027, and a Moffit Road mill and overlay is also listed. A 66th Street shared use path project is listed in the Bismarck area. Crews on projects like these need restrooms and showers near the work. A restroom trailer keeps a work zone running, and a luxury combination trailer helps a larger crew. Statuses come from bid listings, so confirm them with the owner. Send your site, dates and headcount for a Lincoln quote. Listings change as bids are opened, awarded or canceled, so treat every date here as a snapshot in time. Public jobs of this size often run for months, and their crews usually need facilities from day one.

• KFYR, Lincoln $51 million projects, May 2025
• Lincoln Road Apple Creek bridge listing

Major renovation projects

Lincoln's school and home repair work is large. A listing for the Lincoln Elementary school addition at 3320 McCurry Way shows bids in 2024, and the June 2025 windstorm severely damaged several homes in Copper Ridge, which means repair and rebuilding work in a neighborhood where families may be displaced. When rooms in a school or a home are out of use, the people and crews there still need working restrooms. A building that is open during repairs still needs working restrooms, and the crew still needs a place to wash up. A restroom trailer parked outside covers the toilets, and an ADA combination trailer adds an accessible suite if the permanent one is out of service. Give us the building, where a trailer can sit and what water and power are close, and we will suggest a unit for Lincoln. Renovation schedules slip, and owners seldom publish exact closure dates, so ask the owner or the contractor when restrooms will go out of service. A rental unit can be set up before that day and stay until work ends.

• Lincoln Elementary addition listing
• NOAA Storm Events, Copper Ridge wind, event 1271879

Emergency equipment routes

Lincoln sits just south of Bismarck in Burleigh County, so most deliveries use the interstate and county roads around the Bismarck and Mandan area, and we have not attached a highway map, so confirm the best route with the county. The Burleigh County highway department keeps a construction program map for the roads it is working on. We could not find a street address for the Burleigh County emergency management office, so confirm it with the county. The North Dakota Department of Emergency Services at Fraine Barracks in Bismarck is about 5 miles to the north in a straight line. We have not been given a verified dispatch location, so delivery from our yard is quoted per job and no response time is promised. These routes are planning information only. Before we plan a Lincoln delivery, we need the nearest highway, any county road at the end and any gate or load limit. Straight-line miles are not road miles, and the real drive depends on the weather and the roads that day. A long trailer also moves slower than a pickup truck, so allow extra time.

• Burleigh County highway program maps
• ND Department of Emergency Services

Local equipment pricing

The table below shows our published rates for luxury shower and restroom combination trailers and a 20ft shower container, by rental length. ADA combination trailers, the 20ft shower trailer and restroom trailers are quoted per request. We have not been given a verified dispatch location, so delivery to Lincoln is quoted per job and we do not publish a per-mile charge. The final price depends on the unit and number of stalls, how long you rent, how far the trailer travels, and what the site needs for water, power and wastewater. Hail and wind repair can change where a unit can sit, and cold weather can add heat and a plowed approach, so give us your dates and the site's ground conditions. A Lincoln site is priced the same way as one in Solen or Wilton: by unit, length and distance. Send your location, start date and how long you need a shower trailer, restroom trailer or combination unit, and we will return a quote with delivery, setup and pickup spelled out.

Prices in US dollars. Columns show the rental length: 1 to 6 days, 1 to 2 weeks, up to 1 month, and 3 months or more. Where a range is shown, the final rate is confirmed in your quote.

• Owner price sheet