Paris, Kentucky Luxury Shower Trailer, Combo, and ADA Rentals

Recovery lessons for Paris

NWS Louisville rated the October 7, 2014 Paris tornado EF1: winds near 100 mph on Vine Street, a path 1.67 miles long, homes with partial roof loss, and trees and power lines down. Less than a year earlier, on December 21, 2013, an EF1 crossed 4.8 miles of northern Bourbon County and damaged or destroyed many barns.

After the April 2025 storms and flooding (FEMA-4864-DR), Bourbon County was listed as a contiguous county for SBA economic injury loans, next to primary counties such as Woodford and Clark. A storm that cuts power or water to a plant or farm operation here can leave crews without showers for days; a trailer with onboard tanks covers that gap.

Sources: NWS Louisville: October 7, 2014 Paris, KY tornado; NWS Louisville: Bourbon County tornado climatology; Federal Register: Presidential Declaration of a Major Disaster for Kentucky (FEMA-4864-DR)

Crew projects around Paris

KYTC's Main Street/US 68X project rebuilt Main and High Streets through downtown Paris (milepoints 0.00 to 1.789): pavement, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, entrances, and drainage, with Columbia Gas and water line relocations on High Street. In July 2021 the cabinet set an anticipated completion date of October 31, 2021, with Main Street one-way eastbound during paving.

Downtown street work like that runs on night shifts and detours. OSHA 1926.51 sets toilet counts by crew size; we have no record that this project rented trailers, only that jobs of its kind need them.

Sources: KYTC District 7: Main Street/US 68X project update, Paris (July 19, 2021); OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51: Sanitation (construction) †

Renovations and remodels in Paris

Kentucky's plumbing code (815 KAR 20:191, Section 1(7)) says the department shall permit the temporary use of a mobile facility on written request naming the owner, the building's address, and the dates. HB 254, a 2026 bill on temporary shower and toilet units, is pending and not law.

Sources: 815 KAR 20:191, Minimum fixture requirements (Kentucky State Plumbing Code); HB 254 (2026 Regular Session), AN ACT relating to temporary structures (Kentucky General Assembly)

Getting equipment into Paris

Road closures change quickly after a storm. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet posts closures and oversize permits; we confirm the route and the final turn with you before the truck leaves.

Sources: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

Paris rental prices

Shower trailers: starting from $3,995 / month (20ft Shower Container (5 Individual Stalls)). Shower-restroom combos: starting from $2,495 / month (13ft Luxury Shower-Restroom Combination Trailer (3 Individual Stalls)). ADA combos are priced by quote, and restroom trailers are priced by quote.

These starting rates are the same in Paris as everywhere we work. Delivery is priced by distance from Lexington, KY, about 15 miles away in a straight line. Your written quote adds setup, pickup, and any water tanks or generator.