Handicap Porta Potty Rental (ADA Porta Potty)
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- Calls answered 24/7
- Same-day delivery available
- Weekly service included
- Affordable Prices
A handicap porta potty is a wheelchair-accessible portable toilet that AllClean rents for events, job sites and public spaces. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us, and tell us your dates and address. Same-day delivery is available, and one weekly service visit is included in the rental price.
Handicap Porta Potty Features
A handicap porta potty has a wide door, about 32 inches across, so a person using a wheelchair, walker or other mobility aid can get in, turn around and use it safely. Typical units from the industry share the following five features, each of which removes a barrier:
- A wide door, about 32 inches across
- A flat, ground-level floor with no step at the entry
- Grab bars or handrails on the interior walls
- A 60-inch turning space inside
- A raised seat, about 18.5 to 19 inches high
Like a standard unit, it is non-flushing and uses a sealed holding tank. Industry figures for one popular model are roughly 62 inches wide, 62 inches deep and 87 inches tall.
ADA Portable Toilet Rental Cost
ADA portable toilet rental cost for a unit with a wide door and grab bars ranges from $252 to $480 for a one-day event and $199 to $440 for a 28-day rental with weekly servicing. Your quote depends on rental length, location and unit count.
| ADA unit by city | One-day event | 28 days, weekly service |
|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | $252-$330 | $199-$350 |
| New York | $368-$480 | $199-$370 |
| Chicago | $345-$450 | $293-$440 |
| Memphis | Call for a quote | $285-$310 |
| Philadelphia | Call for a quote | $340-$410 |
A short event, such as five hours, is usually quoted as a one-day rental. 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.
Wheelchair Accessible Porta Potty Uses
Weddings, festivals and public job sites are the main places that need a wheelchair accessible porta potty, along with any site where a worker may need accessible facilities, and the need often comes up late. Plan one when you host any of these five kinds of site or event:
- Weddings, festivals, fairs and races
- Parks, sports fields and community events
- Public job sites and construction projects
- Outdoor markets and private parties with older guests
- Schools, sports leagues and city events
Placing an accessible unit only after a guest asks for one leaves that person with no safe option on the day. Ordering it with the rest of your rental avoids that. Call or chat with us to match it to your standard units.
Handicap Porta Potty Quantities and the 5 Percent ADA Rule
The 2010 ADA Standards, Section 213.2, say that where portable toilet units are clustered at a single location, no more than 5 percent of them must be accessible. Many rental guides plan on 5%, with at least one accessible unit, so even a small event gets one.
Portable toilets used only by construction workers are exempt under Section 203.2. Even so, you can add an accessible unit to any construction site. For the rest of your count, see the standard porta potty page, and for guest-based events use event porta potty rental.
Handicap Porta Potty Placement on Level Ground
Level, firm ground matters more for an accessible unit than for any other portable toilet. The flat floor and ground-level entry only help if a wheelchair can reach the door without a curb, a slope or soft turf in the way.
Pick a spot near the other units and clear of crowds, with a smooth path leading to the door. Keep the area in front of the door open so the unit can turn and so our crew can reach it each week to pump the tank, clean it and restock paper and sanitizer.
Handicap Porta Potty Versus Other Units
A handicap porta potty gives you space and support for wheelchair users, not extra amenities. It does not flush and has no sink in a typical build. A deluxe unit adds a flush and a sink, and a hand-wash station adds soap and water.
For a crowd that eats on site, pair your accessible unit with a hand-wash station. For a polished feel, compare a deluxe porta potty.
Handicap Porta Potty Rental Process
Renting an accessible unit takes three steps: book, delivery and weekly service, and our crew handles the rest. The steps below cover booking, delivery and the weekly service visit that keeps the grab bars, the floor and the supplies clean and stocked for the whole rental period.
- Book: call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us any hour, and give us your dates, the address and how many guests or workers will use the units.
- Deliver: our crew delivers the ADA porta potty and sets it on level ground. Same-day delivery is available, so tell us how soon you need it.
- Service: our crew makes one visit per week, for every week the unit is on site, to pump the tank, clean and restock it. Extra visits cost more, and when your rental ends we pick the unit up.
Handicap 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. Same-day delivery and weekly service are available there. Pick your area: Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Memphis or Philadelphia.
Need a full set of units? Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us now. We will add an ADA porta potty to your rental.
Rent Your Porta Potty
- Call or chatTell us the units, dates and address.
- We deliverOur crew drops off and places the units.
- We service and pick upOne visit a week is included; we collect when you're done.
Ready to book? Calls are answered 24/7, and same-day delivery is available.
Handicap porta potty FAQs
Answers to common questions about handicap porta potty.
Is a handicap porta potty the same as an ADA porta potty?
Yes. People use both names for the same wheelchair-accessible portable toilet, with a wide door, a flat floor, grab bars and room to turn a wheelchair around.
How many ADA porta potties does an event need?
The 2010 ADA Standards (Section 213.2) require no more than 5 percent of clustered portable units to be accessible, and many planners use 5%, with at least one. Call or chat with us with your guest count and we will help you plan.
Does a handicap porta potty flush?
No. A typical ADA unit is non-flushing, like a standard unit, and it sits on a sealed holding tank. If you also want a flush and a sink for guests, add a deluxe unit.
Can I get a handicap porta potty delivered today?
Same-day delivery is available. We answer calls 24 hours a day, so call or chat with us with your address and start date.