Portable Toilet Rental FAQ
Clear answers for construction managers, event organizers, property owners and facility teams.
How many portable toilets should I order?
Quantity depends on whether the site is a workplace or event, the peak user count, duration, shifts, food and alcohol service and the distance between activity areas. Construction sites should begin with applicable OSHA requirements.
What does OSHA require on construction sites?
Under 29 CFR 1926.51, 20 or fewer workers require at least one toilet. Larger crews follow Table D-1. Read our full OSHA guide.
How frequently are units cleaned?
Weekly service is common for long-term rentals, but the correct schedule depends on actual use. Your written quote should identify pumping, cleaning, deodorizing and restocking frequency.
Can a unit be placed on the street?
Public streets, sidewalks, parks and rights-of-way may require permits or property approval. Never block fire lanes, exits or accessible routes.
Do you offer accessible units?
Yes. Accessible units need a firm, stable route and should be integrated with the primary restroom area rather than isolated behind curbs, grass or steps.
What affects rental cost?
Unit type, quantity, delivery distance, dates, rental duration, service frequency, disposal, difficult access and weekend or emergency timing may affect the total.
What should I prepare before delivery?
Choose level ground, clear the vehicle route, unlock gates, identify the site contact and remove parked vehicles or materials that could block placement.
What happens during routine service?
Depending on the rental agreement, service can include waste pumping, interior cleaning, deodorizing and restocking toilet paper and sanitizer.