Spokane, Washington Bunk Bed Sleeper Trailer Rentals for Crew Housing

When facilities in Spokane go downGeneral guidance

Shelters opened during an outage need hot showers within a day or two; Spokane is no exception.

Ask for a self-contained unit if the water supply itself is the problem.

For hazards and recovery news in Washington, the Washington Emergency Management Division is the official source.

Source: Washington Emergency Management Division

Construction crews and job sitesGeneral guidance

OSHA's construction sanitation rule sets toilet counts by crew size, and some standards also require showers.

Tell us the headcount, the shifts, and how long the job runs, and we size the stalls to match.

Source: OSHA 1926.51: Sanitation (construction)

Remodels in SpokaneGeneral guidance

When a school, hospital, hotel, or plant in Spokane renovates its locker rooms or restrooms, a trailer parked by the door keeps the building open.

A shower-restroom combo near the work zone lets the rest of the building run normally until the new rooms open.

Access in an emergencyGeneral guidance

We have no published route from a disaster staging area to Spokane's emergency-management hub to cite, so we don't show one.

During a declared emergency, follow the Washington Emergency Management Division for road and access orders. Our own delivery to Spokane is planned with you and quoted for your exact address in Spokane.

If roads to your site are restricted, tell us the open approach your site contact can confirm.

Source: Washington Emergency Management Division

Spokane rental prices

From our current price list: $2,195 per month for crew housing units and $2,495 per month for a shower-restroom combo, the same in Spokane as in any other state.

Spokane is one of the large cities we quote from, so delivery is priced for your exact address rather than from another city.

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