California guide · Updated 2026-11-11
California Wildfire Response Restroom and Shower Trailer Rentals
What the Camp, Tubbs, Eaton, and Palisades fires show about restroom needs in recovery.
Key points
- CAL FIRE lists 18,804 structures destroyed in the 2018 Camp Fire and 9,419 in the 2025 Eaton Fire.
- Shelters, base camps, and debris crews all need restrooms and showers for weeks, not days.
- Call 24/7; delivery time is confirmed once a unit is available.
The 2018 Camp Fire started near Jarbo Gap in Butte County and burned through Paradise; CAL FIRE lists 153,336 acres, 18,804 structures destroyed, and 85 confirmed civilian deaths. The 2017 Tubbs Fire started near Calistoga and destroyed 5,636 structures across Napa and Sonoma counties. On January 7, 2025, the Eaton Fire near Altadena and Pasadena destroyed 9,419 structures, and the Palisades Fire destroyed 6,845.
Where restrooms and showers go
- Evacuation shelters in schools and fairgrounds, where existing restrooms are overwhelmed.
- Base camps for crews and utility teams, where shower trailers matter after long shifts.
- Debris-removal and rebuild sites, where restroom trailers stay for months.
What to tell us on the call
The site, the headcount, and what still works: water, power, and sewer. Where utilities are down, ask us to quote water tanks, a generator, and pump-outs. Our line is answered 24/7, and we confirm a delivery time once a unit is available.
Sources
- CAL FIRE: Camp Fire (2018) incident page: Started November 8, 2018, near Jarbo Gap in Butte County; 153,336 acres, 18,804 structures destroyed, and 85 confirmed civilian fatalities.
- CAL FIRE: Tubbs Fire (Central LNU Complex, 2017) incident page: Started October 8, 2017, off Highway 128 and Bennett Lane, Calistoga; 36,807 acres across Napa and Sonoma counties and 5,636 structures destroyed.
- CAL FIRE: Eaton Fire (2025) incident page: Started January 7, 2025, near Altadena Drive and Midwick Drive, Altadena/Pasadena, Los Angeles County; 14,021 acres and 9,419 structures destroyed.
- CAL FIRE: Palisades Fire (2025) incident page: Started January 7, 2025, southeast of Palisades Drive, Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles County; 23,448 acres and 6,845 structures destroyed.
- Cal OES: Fire and Rescue: Cal OES fire and rescue operations, including the statewide mutual aid system.
- Ready.gov: Wildfires: Federal guidance on preparing for, surviving, and recovering from wildfires.
Links checked 2026-11-11. Figures quoted above appear on the linked pages.
