Construction Porta Potty Rental

A construction porta potty is a rugged, self-contained portable toilet that AllClean rents to contractors for job sites. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us and give us your address and crew size. Same-day delivery is available, and weekly service is part of the rental price.

Construction Porta Potty Job Site Features

A construction porta potty has a toilet seat over a sealed holding tank that usually holds 60 to 70 gallons. It brings its own tank to the job site and needs no water or power hookup, so crews can place it anywhere. Inside you will find:

• A toilet seat over the sealed holding tank
• A built-in urinal
• A toilet paper dispenser
• A hand sanitizer dispenser
• A roof vent pipe and a lockable door

Typical dimensions are about 44 inches wide, 48 inches deep and 90 inches tall. For a closer look at the basic unit, see our standard porta potty page.

Construction Porta Potty Monthly Rental Cost

Construction porta potty rental cost ranges from $153 to $320 for a 28-day monthly rental with weekly servicing, depending on the city. Your quote depends on the rental length, location and number of units. The table lists the 28-day range for each city.

Construction unit by city	28 days, weekly service
Los Angeles	$153-$235
New York	$167-$255
Chicago	$160-$275
Memphis	$190-$205
Philadelphia	$255-$320

The monthly range covers the weekly visits. At AllClean, one service visit (pump, clean, restock) per week is included for every week the unit is on site, and extra visits cost more. Long-term rentals are available for builds that run for months.

Construction Porta Potty Crew Size and OSHA Counts

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 sets toilet minimums in Table D-1. A crew of 20 or fewer needs 1 toilet. A crew of 20 or more needs 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers, and 200 or more needs 1 per 50 workers.

A job site with no sanitary sewer must use one of the listed toilet types, which include chemical toilets, unless local codes prohibit them. A portable toilet is a chemical toilet.

Many contractors go above that minimum and plan about one unit for every 10 workers on a 40-hour week, a common sizing rule. A bigger crew, longer shifts and heavy use all push the count higher, so tell us your crew size when you call.

Construction Porta Potty Placement on an Active Site

Put each unit on level, firm ground close to the work but clear of vehicle paths on the job site. A delivery truck needs about 12 feet of height clearance, so check for low branches, wires and scaffolding before the crew arrives.

Keep the door side open and leave a clear path to the unit. Our service crew needs that access every week to pump the tank and restock supplies. Tell us if the work zone changes, and we can talk through a new spot.

Construction Porta Potty Weekly Pump-Out Service

A weekly pump-out empties the holding tank, cleans the unit and restocks the toilet paper and sanitizer. Our crew makes this visit to every job site unit each week it is on site, and it is included in the rental price.

A 60 to 70 gallon tank typically handles roughly 75 to 200 uses before service, and the high end is the Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI) planning figure. One unit per 10 workers on a 40-hour week is why one visit a week suits most crews. Heavy use, such as a large crew on long shifts, can call for more, and extra visits cost more, so call or chat with us.

Hand-Wash Station Pairing for Job Sites

Add a hand-wash station beside the toilets on a busy crew site, since a station gives workers soap and water that a sanitizer dispenser cannot. It is free-standing, with a fresh-water tank, a foot-pump sink and a soap dispenser, and needs no plumbing or power.

A hand-wash station rents for $185 to $540 for 28 days, depending on the city. See the hand-wash station page for details.

High-Rise Unit and Towable Unit for Special Sites

A high-rise unit serves the upper floors of tall buildings, and a towable unit serves sites that move, such as road work. Some job sites do not suit a ground-level standard unit, so AllClean offers both for these special sites.

A high-rise porta potty is lifted by crane on a sling or rolled into a freight elevator. A towable porta potty sits on a single-axle trailer so a truck can move it along the job. Pricing depends on the job, so call or chat with us for a quote.

Construction Porta Potty Rental Process

Renting for a job site takes one call, and our crew handles the rest. The steps below cover booking, delivery and the weekly pump-out service that keeps each unit clean and ready for your crew through the whole monthly rental, until we pick it up.

1. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us any hour, and give us your job site address, start date and crew size.
2. Our crew delivers the unit and sets it on level ground. Same-day delivery is available.
3. A crew visits weekly to pump out the tank, clean the unit and restock supplies.
4. When the job ends, we pick the unit up.

Construction Porta Potty Service Areas

AllClean has local crews in five cities and serves the whole county around each one, including all five boroughs in New York. Any job site in these areas can get weekly service and same-day delivery. Pick your area: Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Memphis or Philadelphia.

If you want a sink at the toilet, compare a deluxe porta potty. Add an ADA accessible porta potty when the public visits your site. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us now.