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Portable restroom rental · construction sites

Portable restrooms for construction sites, including the roof.

We carry standard, ADA and flushable units, handwash stations, and holding and freshwater tanks. If your roofing crew needs one on the deck, we'll rig it, set it and service it up there.

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What we run

The units we carry, including one set by crane.

Tell us your headcount and how long the job runs, and we'll work out how many units you need and how often they get serviced. As your crew grows, we'll adjust both.

UnitWhere it goesTypical service
Standard unitMost sites, most phases[Visits per week · Britt]
ADA unit[When a site needs one · Britt][Visits per week · Britt]
Flushable unit[What sets it apart · Britt][Visits per week · Britt]
Crane-lift unitRooftops and high-rise decksServiced on the deck
Handwash stationNext to the units[Refill schedule · Britt]
Holding tank[Use · Britt]Pumped and counted per tank
Freshwater tankTrailers with no water hookupFilled and counted per tank
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Rooftop and high-rise

When a superintendent asks for a toilet on the roof, we ask which roof.

A roofing crew on a tall building loses most of an hour every time someone rides down and back up.

So we set crane-lift units right on the deck and service them up there. We also have a single-unit lift trailer built for rooftops and high-rise decks.

Restroom trailers
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What's included

One call covers the units, the service and the swap.

Delivery and placementWe set them where your site team wants them, before your crew needs them.
Scheduled serviceWe pump, restock and clean on a schedule set by your headcount. If your crew doubles, the service doubles with it.
Tank managementWe count freshwater fills and holding tank pumps per tank, and we bill them the same way.
One point of contactYou call us, and if a vendor slips, we swap them out.
Toilet or trailer

On most sites the portable toilet is the right call.

A portable toilet is the cheaper option, and on most sites it's the right one. A trailer costs a lot more, and it makes the most sense on long jobs, on sites the owner walks, and where the general contractor requires one.

If you aren't sure which fits, tell us about the job and we'll quote the one that does.

Compare with restroom trailers
Portable toiletRestroom trailer
Monthly cost[$ range · Alexis to clear][$ range · Alexis to clear]
Running waterHandwash stationYes
Heat and airNoYes
SetupDrop and goWater and power hookup
Best forMost sites, most phasesLong jobs, owner walks, GC mandates
Running LEED on this project?

Every haul we manage can count toward your diversion target.

We build the report from the scale tickets, match each load to what the receiving facility says it recycled, and sign it before it reaches your owner.

Need units on site?

Tell us the headcount, the address and the start date. We'll call you back the same day.

On your phone? Text us at 816-446-7369.