Mobile Kitchen Trailer/Container
Starting at $4,995
Remote workforce housing in Bristol, NH
Located in Grafton County, Bristol covers 16.7 square miles of land in the Lakes Region and has 3,278 residents (Census Bureau 2024 estimate). Trucks hauling trailers to Bristol usually come in from Interstate 93, which runs about 5 miles from town, with U.S. Route 3 about 9 miles away as a second route, and that road network shapes how quickly crews can set up.
From Raymond to Bristol is about 48 miles as the crow flies, or roughly 60 miles by road, which keeps Bristol within practical reach for planned and emergency deliveries. Bristol lies in the Lakes Region, where Lake Winnipesaukee and a seasonal visitor economy shape construction timing, and projects there contend with a summer peak followed by a shoulder-season rush to finish shoreline and building work.
Projects such as waterfront and marina construction and event staging are common across the Lakes Region. Here, event weekends and summer demand make temporary kitchens, restrooms, and crew sleepers useful on short notice. That is why 24/7 Remote Man Camp Basecamp rental in Bristol puts bunks, showers, laundry, and a kitchen on the site instead of miles away.
Whether Bristol is a quick emergency call or a long-term camp plan, the process is the same: share headcount, duration, and site utilities, and we return a written quote that covers delivery to Bristol, setup, and removal.
All trailer services available in Bristol
Every service below can be delivered to Bristol. Start with the camp, then add the facilities your crew needs; our team will help you choose units and plan power and water.
Dishwashing Trailer
Starting at $4,995
Refrigeration Trailer
Starting at $1,295
Shower and Restroom Combination
Starting at $2,495
Shower Trailer
Starting at $2,995
Restroom Trailer
Quote on request
Laundry Trailer
Starting at $3,995
Sleeper/Bunk Bed
Starting at $2,195
Remote Man Camp Basecamp / Remote Workforce Housing
Starting at $2,195
Preferred services for Bristol
Based on the Lakes Region, the kind of work common around Bristol, and its town setting, these are the services we would look at first for Bristol:
- Shower & Restroom Combos On Bristol sites with tight laydown space, a combination trailer replaces two units with one.
- Mobile Kitchen Trailers Institutions and contractors around Bristol use mobile kitchens to keep feeding people during renovation or to feed a camp.
- Sleeper & Bunk Bed Trailers A bunk bed trailer keeps a crew within steps of the work in Bristol, which matters because event weekends and summer demand make temporary kitchens, restrooms, and crew sleepers useful on short notice.
Local situations behind Bristol rental demand
Temporary facilities become urgent when something interrupts normal operations. These four situations are the ones most relevant to Bristol in Grafton County, with sources linked.
1 · Past emergency and recovery
October 2017 windstorm and Bristol
October 29–30, 2017: a severe wind and rain storm brought down trees and lines statewide, and Eversource reported 217,681 of its New Hampshire customers without power at the peak, the fourth-largest outage on record in the state. This is a Grafton County planning example, not a claim about damage in Bristol itself. In a rural town like Bristol, the biggest gap is usually housing and hygiene for responders and repair crews, because the nearest hotels may be a drive away. In a similar event, temporary food service, cold storage, and hygiene trailers for restoration crews staging for days at a time would be the first requests, which is the role of remote workforce sleeper trailer rentals in Bristol.
Source: NHPR: N.H. sees widespread damage from severe wind, rainstorm
2 · Major construction
The Patient Pavilion expansion at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Dartmouth Health reported two new floors and an expanded 18-bed cardiovascular critical care unit at the Lebanon campus, with completion scheduled for August 2026. The project is scheduled for completion in August 2026. Bristol is about 27 miles from Lebanon, the nearest town tied to it. If a job like this needs support, health systems often keep kitchens, dish rooms, and cold storage running with temporary trailers while interior renovation work proceeds. We describe this regional project for context and do not claim to serve it.
Source: Dartmouth Health: Expansion underway at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center’s Patient Pavilion
3 · Renovation and industrial clean up
Renovation work for Bristol facilities
This page does not cite a specific renovation in Bristol. As a scenario, a summer school renovation or a commercial kitchen remodel in Bristol could use a mobile kitchen, dishwashing trailer, and refrigeration trailer while the building is out of service. For crews doing the work, temporary remote workforce housing for lease in Bristol covers sleeping, showers, and laundry.
Scenario wording; no named project is claimed.
4 · Emergency equipment access
Reaching Bristol from statewide emergency operations
New Hampshire Homeland Security and Emergency Management coordinates statewide response from its Incident Planning and Operations Center at 110 Smokey Bear Boulevard in Concord. From Concord to Bristol is about 30 miles in a straight line, or roughly 38 miles by road, with Interstate 93 about 5 miles from town. Equipment for Bristol moves from our Raymond focus area, about 48 miles away. This is a planning estimate and not an official evacuation or staging route; call (888) 385-5513 24/7 and we will confirm the route for your site.
Source: NH HSEM contact page
Bristol rental pricing: calculated estimates
Pricing for modular remote man camp rentals in Bristol depends on equipment, rental period, and distance. For Bristol, the delivery estimate assumes roughly 60 miles of road between Raymond and Bristol; the equipment rates come from our rate sheet.
| Equipment | Starting rate | Est. delivery to Bristol | Est. total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24ft Mobile Kitchen | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 22–26ft Low-Temp Dish Trailer | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 12ft Refrigerated Trailer | $1,895 | $350 | $2,245 |
| 13ft Shower-Restroom Combination Trailer (3 Stalls) | $3,995 | $350 | $4,345 |
| 20ft Shower Container (5 Stalls) | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 20ft Laundry Container | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 20ft Accommodation (Contractor) | $3,495 | $350 | $3,845 |
Use the calculator to compare units for a Bristol job. Combine estimates to size a camp, for example sleepers with a shower trailer and a laundry trailer, and add a kitchen and refrigeration for longer stays.
Preliminary estimate for Bristol
Please note: Every number here is a preliminary estimate and not an offer. Starting equipment rates come from our supplied rate sheet, and the final billing basis, tier, and minimum term appear in your written quote. Delivery to Bristol is estimated at about $350 ($3 per road mile each way, $350 minimum). Not included: taxes, fuel, setup, hookups, generators, water and waste service, permits, site preparation, access equipment, and damage or cleaning fees. Availability is confirmed only in writing.
Bristol remote workforce housing: how a camp comes together
Planning 24/7 Remote Workforce Housing Shower Laundry Bunkbed Sleeper trailer for lease in Bristol starts with headcount. A bunk bed or sleeper trailer is sized by beds, so we ask how many people sleep on site, whether shifts overlap, and whether crews share beds across day and night shifts. For Bristol, we also check the access road and the pad, because a 20-foot unit and a 40-foot kitchen need different turning room.
Power and water decide how fast a camp comes online. Our sleeper and accommodation containers list 120V/240V service at 125 amps, shower containers and shower-restroom combinations list 120V/240V at 200 amps, and laundry trailers list 240V single phase at 200 amps. If Bristol has no service at the site, a generator trailer and water supply can be included in the plan for Remote Man Camp Basecamp trailer leasing in Bristol.
Typical setup times are 1 to 5 hours, depending on the unit: kitchens and dish trailers run about 5 hours, other units about 1 hour. A ramp adds roughly 4 to 6 hours of setup and stairs only 5 to 15 minutes. That keeps construction site remote workforce housing trailer for lease in Bristol practical for fast-moving Bristol projects.
Terms run from a few days to a long-term lease: the rate sheet shows bands for 1 to 6 days, 8 to 14 days, 15 days to 1 month, and 3 months or more. Short-term Bristol work can start with a week, and a long project can move to a lease for remote workforce housing trailer rentals in Bristol.
Beds are only the start. A working camp in Bristol also needs showers, restrooms, handwashing, and laundry, and the same team can supply emergency refrigeration trailer leasing in Bristol next to the sleepers so all of the support arrives on one delivery plan.
Meals matter. Where Bristol sites are far from restaurants, a mobile kitchen trailer and dishwashing trailer put food service on site, and a refrigerated trailer holds supplies. When equipment fails in a commercial kitchen, the same units serve as an emergency stopgap through dishwashing trailer rentals in Bristol.
Emergency work is different from planned work. When a storm, flood, or outage hits, Bristol needs fast answers on beds, showers, and cold storage, and 24/7 support matters. Call (888) 385-5513 at any hour for portable sleeper trailer rental in Bristol or other units, and we will confirm what is available for Bristol, the route, and the setup plan.
Scheduling in Bristol has to account for a summer peak followed by a shoulder-season rush to finish shoreline and building work. Tell us your dates and we will plan remote workforce laundry trailer for rent in Bristol around snow, mud season, and local events so the units land when the site is ready.
The second event worth planning around in Grafton County is the january 1998 ice storm (January 1998): a major disaster declaration (FEMA-1199-DR) was issued for New Hampshire on January 15, 1998, opening federal funding for local governments in Belknap, Carroll, Cheshire, Coos, Grafton, Hillsborough, Merrimack, Strafford, and Sullivan counties. Whether the cause is flood, ice, or wind, a Bristol response needs Remote Workforce Housing and bunk bed trailer for rent in Bristol and cold storage ready to go.
Bristol and 24 nearby New Hampshire towns we serve
The closest communities to Bristol, where mobile bunkbed trailer leasing in Bristol can reach a site within a short haul, are Bridgewater (2 miles northeast), New Hampton (4 miles east), Hebron (6 miles northwest), Hill (7 miles southwest), Alexandria (7 miles west), and Ashland (8 miles northeast). If your site straddles a town line, we can quote it under either name.
Working outward from Bristol, we also support emergency remote workforce housing for rent in Bristol in Plymouth (8 miles north), Sanbornton (9 miles southeast), Danbury (10 miles southwest), Groton (10 miles northwest), Meredith (11 miles east), and Orange (11 miles west). Crews working between these towns often keep one camp in a central spot and rotate between sites.
Farther out, but still in easy reach of Bristol, are the places where short-term remote basecamp trailer leasing in Bristol is also delivered: Center Harbor (11 miles northeast), Holderness (11 miles northeast), Laconia (12 miles east), Franklin (12 miles south), Tilton (13 miles southeast), and Grafton (13 miles west). We use these neighbors to plan mutual aid when a storm hits more than one town.
The outer ring around Bristol, covered by long-term remote man camp for lease in Bristol, includes Andover (13 miles south), Campton (15 miles north), Rumney (15 miles north), Belmont (15 miles southeast), Dorchester (16 miles northwest), and Wilmot (16 miles southwest). Because these places are not far from Bristol, a single order can often cover a multi-town project.
Best nearby towns and villages to stage services near Bristol
When a project spans Bristol and its neighbors, where trailers sit matters. Laconia (17,147 residents, 12 miles east) and Franklin (8,806 residents, 12 miles south) are the strongest hubs for fuel, supplies, lodging overflow, and crew services. Bridgewater (2 miles northeast), New Hampton (4 miles east), and Hebron (6 miles northwest) are smaller nearby towns where a shower, laundry, or kitchen trailer can sit close to a work site without competing with town traffic. A common layout puts the kitchen near the road, sleepers behind it, and showers between them, which shortens walks and keeps trucks clear.
Industries we support in Bristol
Around Bristol, the renters of onsite remote workforce housing rental in Bristol are mostly crews on event staging and waterfront and marina construction, along with institutions that need temporary facilities.
- Events and cateringLarge events and caterers use mobile kitchens, refrigeration, restrooms, and handwashing trailers for feeding and hygiene at scale. In Bristol, that often means waterfront and marina construction.
- Utilities and storm restorationLine crews and out-of-state restoration teams need bunk bed housing, showers, laundry, and meals close to the outage area. In the Lakes Region, think resort and hospitality renovation.
- Government, municipal, and military projectsPublic works, municipal facilities, and defense-related projects use temporary facilities during renovation and mobilization. In the Lakes Region, think event staging.
- Construction and onsite construction crewsGeneral contractors and subcontractors working on a construction site far from lodging can house, shower, feed, and launder in one compound. Around Bristol, expect work like road and utility work.
- Hospitals and nursing homesHealthcare facilities use mobile kitchen, dishwashing, and refrigeration trailers to keep food service compliant during renovation or an equipment failure. Around Bristol, expect work like waterfront and marina construction.
- Hotels, resorts, and golf clubsResorts and hospitality operators use temporary kitchens, laundry, and restroom trailers during renovations and peak events. In Bristol, that often means resort and hospitality renovation.
Where Bristol is on the map
GraftonCounty
Lakes RegionRegion
48 milesfrom Raymond
30 milesfrom Concord
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On the map, Bristol sits 48 miles from Raymond and 30 miles from Concord, with Laconia about 12 miles off as the closest city. Share your exact site address and we will confirm routing for 24/7 Emergency Remote Man Camp Basecamp rental in Bristol.
Why choose Workforce Housing New Hampshire
A crew in Bristol, NH that loses time to long commutes, cold showers, or spoiled food loses money. Workforce Housing New Hampshire supplies remote workforce housing with the support units behind it, and answers the phone at any hour.
- Accelerated DeploymentPlanning delivery and utility hookups in the first call shortens the time between “yes” and a working camp.
- 24/7 Emergency ServiceCall (888) 385-5513 at any hour; emergency requests are handled 24/7, including nights and weekends.
- End-to-End Project SupportFrom sizing the camp to delivery, setup, and pickup, one team coordinates the whole rental.
- Flexible Rental SolutionsChoose a one-week emergency rental or a long-term lease; we can expand a camp as the work phases change.
- Heavy-Duty Commercial EquipmentUnits are commercial-grade, with stall-based showers, bunk bed layouts, and professional kitchen equipment.
- Experienced Logistics CoordinationLong-haul transport, site access, ramps, stairs, and hookups are planned with you before the truck rolls.
Why clients trust us
Commercial and industrial customers rely on a staffed 24/7 phone line, written quotes, and delivery and setup planning for every rental. We serve construction contractors, industrial clean up crews, utilities, government agencies, healthcare facilities, schools, and hospitality operators across New Hampshire. Ratings and reviews appear here only after clients approve them.
Bristol remote workforce housing FAQ
Do you rent remote workforce housing trailers in Bristol, NH?
Yes, to commercial and industrial customers. In Bristol that covers remote workforce shower trailer rentals in Bristol along with showers, laundry, restrooms, and food service units. Availability depends on dates, so call (888) 385-5513 or send the quote form.
How fast can a sleeper or bunk bed trailer reach Bristol?
Delivery timing is quoted per job. Bristol sits about 48 miles from Raymond and about 30 miles from Concord, and the approach normally uses Interstate 93. For an emergency, call (888) 385-5513 and we will confirm what can move.
What does it cost to rent or lease a trailer in Bristol?
Our rate sheet starts at $4,995 for a 24-foot-class mobile kitchen and $2,995 for a contractor accommodation unit, plus an estimated $350 for delivery and pickup to Bristol. Final pricing follows a review of dates, power, water, and access.
Which industries rent trailers around Bristol?
Our Bristol customers include construction and onsite construction crews, emergency responders, industrial operators, and institutions. Work such as waterfront and marina construction and event staging is typical in the Lakes Region. We do not serve residential customers.
What happens after a storm or flood in Bristol?
Yes. Grafton County has seen the October 2017 windstorm and other events, and we offer 24/7 emergency refrigeration, kitchens, showers, and workforce housing for response and recovery. Call (888) 385-5513.
What power and water does a camp in Bristol need?
Sleepers list 125-amp service, showers and laundry list 200-amp service, and kitchens list 200 to 220 amps single phase at 220V. We confirm the exact unit and options, including generators and tanks, before delivery to Bristol.
Can one order cover Bristol and neighbors like Bridgewater?
Yes. We serve every New Hampshire city and town, including Bridgewater (2 miles northeast), New Hampton (4 miles east), and Hebron (6 miles northwest). One order can cover a project that spans several towns.
How long does setup take in Bristol?
Expect about an hour for sleepers, showers, and laundry and about five hours for kitchens and dish trailers, plus extra if ramps are needed. We plan placement for Bristol before delivery.
Sources for Bristol
- NHPR: N.H. sees widespread damage from severe wind, rainstorm
- White House archive: President declares major disaster exists in New Hampshire (Jan. 15, 1998)
- Dartmouth Health: Expansion underway at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center’s Patient Pavilion
- U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer and population estimates
Checked October 28, 2026. Events described at county level apply to the county, not necessarily to each town in it. Census Bureau data supplies population and land area. We do not claim to have served any named project.