Construction Site Portable Restroom Rentals in South Florida
A job site runs on its crew, and a crew needs clean restrooms close by. We deliver OSHA-ready unit counts, handwashing, crane-lift units for towers and holding tanks for your office trailer, then keep it all serviced week after week until the last punch-list item is done.

Our Seven Point Signature Service
The same seven steps on every unit, every visit, so week ten is as clean as day one:
- 1Full Pump Out: tank emptied completely
- 2Soap Wash and Rinse: walls, seat, floor, door
- 3UrinX Urinal Treatment: stops scale and odor
- 4Fill the Tank: fresh water charge
- 5Add Blue Deodorizer: odor control
- 6Towel Dry: seat, deck and floor
- 7Restock Paper and Sanitizer: never runs out
Always a Clean Unit On Site
A dirty unit is a missing unit. Florida law (Rule 62-6.0101 F.A.C.) requires portable restrooms to be serviced on schedule, at least weekly on job sites, with the inside cleaned on every visit, not just pumped. On job sites, OSHA has said in a formal interpretation that a toilet in unsanitary condition doesn't count toward the number your crew is required to have. So when an inspector walks your site, a pump-and-go unit can leave you short on required restrooms, and OSHA can cite and fine the employer for it, not the rental company that cut the corner. Our Seven Point Signature Service is how every unit we place stays compliant, visit after visit.
Sized to Your Crew & Schedule
We start from OSHA's construction rule (29 CFR 1926.51): one toilet for up to 20 workers, then a seat and a urinal for every 40, and every 50 once you pass 200. Then we fit it to your job: an accessible unit where it's needed, handwashing stations where paint, coatings or concrete work call for them, and more frequent service when South Florida heat or a big crew demands it. As your crew grows or shrinks, one call adds or pulls units, so you're never paying for more than the job needs or coming up short when an inspector walks the site.
With You From Start to Finish
From the first clearing crew to the last punch-list item, our units go where the work is. As phases change, we relocate them so they stay close to the crew, and we add what the job needs next: handwashing, an accessible unit, or a holding tank for the office trailer. Rentals run from a few weeks to multi-year builds, serviced on the same schedule the whole way by our own trucks out of our West Palm Beach yard. Need a unit swapped, an extra service before an inspection or a pickup moved up? One call or text to (772) 530-3606 changes anything, any time.
How Many Toilets Does a Job Site Need?
OSHA's construction standard sets the floor: one toilet for 20 or fewer workers; for more than 20, one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers; and for more than 200, one seat and one urinal per 50 workers. Those numbers assume regular service, so a busy site in South Florida heat often needs more frequent pumping, or an extra unit, to stay pleasant.
Tell us your crew size, work hours and project length and we'll recommend the count and service schedule, including an accessible unit and handwashing.
Portable Restroom Rentals for This Work
Portable Restroom Rentals
Every unit is cleaned, sanitized and stocked with supplies before it leaves our yard.
Handwashing Stations
Foot pumps on freestanding stations keep hands off shared surfaces.
Holding Tanks & Water Systems
Low-profile 18-inch-tall tanks slide beneath office and sales trailers.
ADA-Accessible Restrooms
Interior turning space lets wheelchair and walker users move freely once inside.
Accessories & Supplies
Every accessory is optional, so you're never paying for extras you don't use.
Helpful Guides
- How Many Porta Potties Do I Need?Florida sets the minimum by crowd size and hours for events, and by crew size for job sites. Here are the official numbers and a calculator.
- Florida Construction Site Restroom RequirementsFlorida and OSHA both set rules for job-site restrooms. Here's what they require, in plain language, and how to stay on the right side of both.
- Hurricane Season Restroom Planning for South FloridaAfter a storm, restrooms are one of the first things people run out of. A little planning before the season makes the call after it much simpler.
- Holding Tanks for Construction Office and Sales TrailersA trailer with a restroom still needs somewhere for water to come from and waste to go. Here's how holding tanks work and what Florida requires.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often are construction toilets serviced?
Typically weekly, with pumping, cleaning and restocking. Large crews or hot months may need twice-weekly service. We'll set a schedule that fits.
Can you move units as the job progresses?
Yes. Call us and we'll relocate them to where the work is.
Do you provide long-term construction rentals?
Yes, from a few weeks to multi-year builds, with regular service throughout.
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