Porta potty rentals for Portland construction sites
A single house build or a big infrastructure project, the crew needs a toilet on site, and the site has to stay compliant. We deliver the units, and long-term rentals include weekly service.
Units for the crew, and for the site
Most job sites start with standard units. They’re built to hold up to heavy use on a busy site, with a lock on the door, a urinal and a non-splash toilet.
Add a hand wash station near the toilets so the crew has somewhere to wash up, and an ADA unit if your project or contract calls for one. Having enough clean toilets on site helps you stay OSHA compliant.
We handle all job types the same way, from home remodels to commercial builds.
How many units your crew needs
The starting number
One standard unit for every 10 workers on a 40-hour week. Twenty people on site means two units. If they work longer weeks, go up.
When to add more
A site that gets busier as the build goes on should have its count checked again. Call us and we’ll change the order. We’d rather adjust it early.
How a job site rental runs
Call with the address
Tell us where the site is, how many people work there and when you need the units. Mention where our truck can get in, if you know.
We deliver
Our drivers deliver the units and call ahead when they’re on the way. We do next-day delivery whenever possible.
Weekly service
Long-term rentals include weekly service for as long as the job runs. When the job is done, we pick up the units.
How many porta potties does a job site need?
A good starting point is one standard unit for every 10 workers on a 40-hour week. Add units for longer weeks or bigger crews, and call us if you want a second opinion on the count.
Is service included on a long-term rental?
Yes. Long-term rentals include weekly service, so you never have to chase anyone for it.
Does my site need an ADA unit?
It isn’t always required on a construction site. Some projects and contracts ask for one, so check yours. We rent ADA units if you need one.
Where on the site should the unit go?
On flat, stable ground, within 25 feet of where our truck can get in. We help you pick the spot when we deliver.
How fast can you deliver to a job site?
Often the next day, and sometimes the same day if it’s really urgent. The driver calls you when the unit is on the way.
Starting a job? Call us first.
Tell us the address and the crew size and we’ll set it up.