Landmarks and organizations
Rolla is in Rolette County, and the City of Rolla runs the municipal airport and its streets. The state highway department keeps a maintenance section here, and a private apartment owner has remodeling listed. None of these organizations is a customer of ours, and we do not claim they are. They are examples of owners who rent a restroom trailer or shower trailer when a building is under repair or a crew needs facilities. If you run a site for one of them or for a contractor, tell us the dates and the number of people, and we will suggest a luxury combination trailer, a restroom trailer or an ADA combination trailer. Availability and delivery are confirmed in the quote, with no promised response time. Towns such as Perth and Hansboro are handled the same way. Managers at these places can say where a trailer may sit, who must approve it and which gates or locks apply. Ask early, since permission is often the slowest step in any temporary setup.
Directions and site logistics
Airport work at the Rolla Municipal Airport can limit access near the runways while it is under way. The state's Rolla section building is a highway department yard, so equipment traffic uses the roads around it. Sites near St. John, Perth and Hansboro are reached by county road. Give us an address or coordinates, the nearest paved road, any gravel road at the end, and any gate, culvert or bridge on the way, because a long trailer needs a firm, level approach and room to turn. Place a shower trailer, restroom trailer or combination unit on high, well-drained ground close to its water and power connections. Ask the county or the Department of Transportation about closures before you schedule delivery. We confirm the route in your quote. Check the gate, the turn into the site and any overhead lines before delivery, because a long trailer cannot easily back out of a tight lot. Mark the spot with flags or cones, and tell the driver about soft ground, ditches or buried lines, so the unit goes in once and sits level.
Climate and seasonal rental needs
Rolla sits in north-central North Dakota near the Canadian border, where spring runoff and winter storms both hit. FEMA lists Rolette County for flooding in 2009, 2011, 2013 and 2017 and for the 2022 winter storm and flooding. The statewide winter described on our North Dakota page, with a January average near 10.6 degrees Fahrenheit and cold snaps far below zero, applies here too. In cold weather a shower trailer or restroom trailer needs heat, freeze protection and a plowed approach, and in summer it should be set up with storms in mind. Give us your dates, and we will say what a combination unit needs. Ask early, because repair work often needs a unit on short notice. Frozen ground and drifting snow change how a trailer is set up, and heavy rain can soften a gravel pad that was firm last week. Plan the approach for the weather you expect instead of the weather you hope for, and keep a plow or loader handy.
Planning a rental
A short checklist saves time. Say how many people will use the unit and whether they need showers, toilets or both, so we can match a shower trailer, a restroom trailer or a luxury combination trailer. Say whether anyone needs an accessible suite, because only our ADA combination trailers include one. Describe the site: ground, slope, nearest road and how close water and power are. Give the start date and how long you need the unit, because rates change by rental length. Tell us about flood risk and winter access. Tell us whether you are a contractor, a school, a public agency or an industrial site, because we rent to commercial and industrial customers only. With those answers we return a quote that shows the unit, the rate, delivery, setup and pickup. If a detail is not known yet, say so and we will ask what we need. We do not promise a response time before the quote.
