Vermont Shower & Restroom Combination Trailer Service Areas

1 Emergency past events and required construction

Vermont has had a run of federal flood declarations. The Winooski River crested at 21 feet in Montpelier in July 2023, and a major disaster declaration was approved on July 14, 2023. In 2024 the president approved a declaration on August 20 for July 9 to 11 flooding in Addison, Caledonia, Chittenden, Essex, Lamoille, Orleans and Washington counties, and another in late September for July 29 to 31 flooding in Caledonia, Essex and Orleans, which the governor called the third declaration in just over a month and the seventh in 14 months. A declaration for the December 18 and 19, 2023 storms covers seven more counties. In July 2025 the governor asked for another declaration for Caledonia and Essex counties, though we could not confirm the outcome. Floods leave households without hot water and take restrooms and kitchens offline at schools and shelters. A six-stall luxury combination trailer gives displaced families and crews private suites on the pad, and a refrigeration trailer protects food when power fails. Send the address, headcount, water source and power for a written quote.

Sources: WAMC, July 2023 disaster declaration, White House archive, July 2024 declaration, White House archive, late September 2024 declaration, Vermont Business Magazine, July 2025 request

2 Major construction projects

The Vermont Agency of Transportation lists a 10.5-mile resurfacing of Interstate 89 southbound between Montpelier and Waterbury, with a two-year budget of $15.2 million and completion anticipated by August 15, 2026. An interchange rebuild at Exit 17 on U.S. Route 2 began in the spring of 2024 with completion scheduled for summer 2026, the Champlain Parkway in Burlington was also expected to finish in summer 2026, and one report puts a diverging diamond project at Exit 16 in Colchester at about $14 million. Today is past those dates, and we found no confirmation that any of the projects has finished, so check with VTrans. Interstate and parkway work puts crews on narrow shoulders and median lots, far from any building with a restroom. A restroom trailer or a shower and restroom combination trailer at a staging area keeps a crew on site, and a mobile kitchen can feed a long shift. Send the staging address, crew size, power and water.

Sources: Vermont Business Magazine, AOT road construction report, VTrans fact sheet, Montpelier-Waterbury I-89, New England Construction, I-89 interchange project, Construction Equipment Guide, Colchester diverging diamond

3 Major renovation projects

Burlington High School is under construction at a reported cost of $204 million, or about $816 per square foot, and the Mountain Views district put the Woodstock Union High School and Middle School rebuild at about $112 million, with a bond vote set for March 3, 2026 whose result we did not find. Southwest Vermont Medical Center plans a $10 million renovation of its adolescent mental health unit, with $9.25 million covered by the state, and Hinesburg Community School sought a construction manager for a partial renovation. Vermont school districts carry more than $480 million in debt from building renovations, according to the state's school construction aid board. School and hospital work takes kitchens, dish rooms, cold storage and restrooms offline in phases. We do not claim any district is a customer. These are illustrative fits: a mobile kitchen with a dishwashing trailer and a refrigeration trailer can keep meals going while a cafeteria is closed. Send dates, meals per day and available power.

Sources: Mountain Views, Woodstock rebuild cost comparison, Woodstock rebuild bond listing, Becker's, Southwest Vermont Medical Center, VTDigger, school district debt

4 Emergency equipment routes

Vermont Emergency Management is at 45 State Drive in Waterbury, and the State Emergency Operations Center sits in the Waterbury State Office Complex beside the Winooski River, which VTDigger reported was evacuated during the July 2023 flood. We have not published a dispatch point, so these are planning corridors, not a promised dispatch time. Interstate 89 links Waterbury with Montpelier, about 12 straight-line miles away, and Burlington, about 26. Interstate 91 and Route 5 serve St. Johnsbury, about 37 miles, and Newport, about 46. Route 7 and Route 4 lead to Rutland, about 55 miles, and the Upper Valley town of Hartford is about 53. Bennington is about 106 and Brattleboro about 106. Road miles run longer, and river floods can close the valley roads. For a shower trailer or refrigeration trailer in Burlington, Montpelier or Rutland, tell us the access route, any height limits and where the unit will sit.

Sources: Vermont Emergency Management, daily situation report, VTDigger, emergency operations center evacuated (July 2023). Distances are straight-line from Waterbury, computed from Census Gazetteer coordinates

5 Local equipment pricing

Rates come from our equipment directory and are listed per unit and period. A 13 ft luxury combination trailer with three suites is $2,995 for 1–14 days or $3,995 monthly, and a 22 ft trailer with six suites is $4,995 or $5,995. A mobile kitchen falls in a category range of $1,250 to $2,400 daily, $4,500 to $8,500 weekly or $12,500 to $22,000 monthly. Rates for our 30 ft and ADA combination trailers are being confirmed, so those are a quote request. Delivery is quoted per job because we have not published a dispatch point, and the final price depends on unit size, rental length, distance from the site in Burlington, Montpelier or Rutland, utilities and setup. We do not add place-specific fees on this page. Send your town, crew size, start date and water and power details, and we will return a written quote. Prices cover the unit and rental period only, so ask what is included before you compare quotes.