High-Rise Porta Potty Rental

A high-rise porta potty is a compact portable toilet that AllClean rents for the upper floors of multi-story construction. A crane or forklift lifts it, or a wheeled model rolls into a freight elevator. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us for same-day delivery.

High-Rise Porta Potty Features

A high-rise porta potty has a lifting frame, a compact low-profile body and a self-contained tank built for crane lifts. It needs no venting, water or sewer connection on the floor where it sits, so it can stand on any level of the building. Common features include the following:

• A steel frame with polyethylene panels that withstand crane lifts and construction elevator loads
• An overhead sling or lift kit with lifting hooks
• Four heavy duty, lockable casters on rolling models
• A foot pedal flush on some models
• A narrow, low-profile body that fits through standard doors
• A self-contained tank with no hookups

For a ground-level toilet, see the standard porta potty page. Call or chat with us to match a lift kit to your crane.

High-Rise Porta Potty Size and Freight Elevator Fit

High-rise units typically run 30 to 33 inches wide and about 53 inches deep, and they stand 69 to 78 inches tall depending on the model. Compare these figures with your elevator car and door openings, and ask us to confirm the size of the unit we deliver.

Empty weight varies by model: one crane-lift model weighs 287 pounds with its roof and 251 pounds without it. Full-tank weight is not published, so we confirm the exact unit weight at quote. Some half units have no roof, which saves vertical space in tight elevators.

Crane-Lift Versus Freight Elevator Delivery

Units reach upper floors in one of three ways: by crane, by forklift, or by freight elevator. A crane or forklift lifts the unit on a sling or lift kit, while a wheeled unit rides the elevator and rolls to its spot. Your site decides which method works.

A lift kit can carry a heavy load. A dual-hook kit can be rated for 1,047 pounds, and lift kits are built to raise a unit even with a full tank. A crane booking also needs a rigger and crane time from your own crew.

High-Rise Porta Potty Use on Multi-Story Construction

A high-rise porta potty saves workers a long trip down to a ground-level toilet. It suits any multi-story construction site where the stairs or a hoist ride cost time every shift, and a crane or freight elevator gets it there. Common uses include:

• Office and apartment towers going up in stages
• Renovations of occupied or tall existing buildings
• Hospital and hotel builds
• Parking structures with stacked decks
• Roof and bridge work that is far from the ground

Many crews also keep a construction porta potty at ground level for the lower floors. Ask us about mixing both on one site.

High-Rise Porta Potty Quantities per Floor

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 requires one toilet for 20 or fewer workers on a construction site, and a site with 20 or more workers needs one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers. A common rule of thumb is one toilet per 10 workers for an eight-hour shift.

On a tall job, place units on the upper floors where crews actually work, so nobody climbs flights to reach one. Call or chat with us, and we will help you spread units across the floors.

High-Rise Porta Potty Servicing on Upper Floors

One service visit (pump, clean, restock) per week is included in the AllClean rental price for every week the unit is on site. Extra visits cost more. Crane-lift restrooms are typically serviced once a week, which matches our included visit.

Our crew handles the visit and confirms the service route to your floor when you book, so keep the path from the lift point to the unit clear. A busy crew on a tall site may want a second visit, so ask when you book.

High-Rise Porta Potty Cost

High-rise porta potty pricing depends on the number of floors, the choice of crane or freight elevator and the rental length, so we price each job by phone or chat. Tell us your dates, floors and number of units, and we will quote it.

Rentals can run for a weekend or for the whole build, and long-term rentals are available. One service visit (pump, clean, restock) per week is included for every week the unit is on site.

High-Rise Porta Potty Rental Process

Renting a high-rise unit takes one call, and our crew plans the rest with you. The steps below cover booking, lifting plans and the weekly service visit for multi-story construction, from the first call through pickup when the floor work ends.

1. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us any hour, and give us the site address, the floor number, your crane or freight elevator details and your start date.
2. We bring the unit and fit it to your crane, forklift or freight elevator plan. Same-day delivery is available.
3. Our crew services it once a week while it is on site, and when the floor work ends the unit comes back down by the same route. Call or chat with us to set the pickup date.

High-Rise 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. One included weekly service visit and same-day delivery apply to upper floors too. Pick your area: Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Memphis or Philadelphia.

Need a flushable unit with a sink for a lower floor? Compare a deluxe porta potty. Call (323) 310-1260 or chat with us now.