Our Portable Restroom Service Process
We Do It Different. Here's How.
Most service crews here pump the tank and leave, with no soap and no water hose. Every visit, our crew follows our Standard Service Protocol, and the difference is obvious the moment you open the door.
Every Visit: Standard Service Protocol
Every Portable Restroom, Every Service Visit
- 1
Full Pump Out
The waste tank is pumped out completely, not just lowered.
- 2
Soap Wash and Rinse
The inside of the unit gets a real soap wash, then a hose rinse: walls, seat, floor and door.
- 3
UrinX Urinal Treatment
UrinX, a professional urinal cleaner made for portable restrooms, dissolves the urine scale that causes crust and lingering odor, and keeps it from building back up.
- 4
Fill the Tank
The holding tank gets a fresh charge of water, ready for the next person.
- 5
Add Blue Deodorizer
Blue deodorizer goes into the tank to control odor between visits.
- 6
Towel Dry
The seat, deck and floor are towel dried for safety and comfort, so the next person walks into a clean, dry restroom.
- 7
Restock Paper and Sanitizer
Toilet paper is restocked and hand sanitizer refilled, so nothing runs out between visits.
Pump and Go vs. Full Service
Typical pump and go Restrooms On The Go
Waste tank
Typical pump and go: Pumped
Restrooms On The Go: Pumped out completely
Soap and water
Typical pump and go: None, just pumped
Restrooms On The Go: Soap wash and hose rinse
Urinal
Typical pump and go: Scale and odor build up
Restrooms On The Go: UrinX treatment every visit
Holding tank
Typical pump and go: Often left as is
Restrooms On The Go: Filled with fresh water and blue deodorizer
Inside of the unit
Typical pump and go: Left wet or dirty
Restrooms On The Go: Towel dried
Toilet paper
Typical pump and go: Sometimes
Restrooms On The Go: Restocked every visit
Hand sanitizer
Typical pump and go: Often empty
Restrooms On The Go: Refilled every visit
Why the Cheapest Quote Usually Costs More
South Florida is crowded with portable restroom companies, and many compete on price alone. Our owner recently visited about 40 job sites around the region and saw the same thing again and again: old equipment, units that hadn't been properly cleaned and dust built up inside.
That's what happens when prices get cut too far. There's no money left to service units the right way, so crews pump the tank and move on, with no soap and no water hose. You pay for it later in units your crew won't use, guests who complain and calls for re-service.
Our quote includes our full Standard Service Protocol on every visit. Compare what's included, not just the number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are some porta potty rentals so cheap?
South Florida has a lot of portable restroom companies competing on price. When prices get cut far enough, there isn't money left to service units properly, so many crews just pump and go, with no soap and no water hose. The low price shows up later in dirty units, complaints and calls for re-service.
What happens on every service visit?
Our Standard Service Protocol, every visit, every unit: full pump out, soap wash and rinse, UrinX urinal treatment, fill tank, add blue deodorizer, towel dry, restock toilet paper, and refill hand sanitizer.
How often will my units be serviced?
Weekly for most job sites, more often for large crews, hot months or events. We set the schedule around how your units are used.
See the Difference on Your Site
Same-day quotes, and a line that's answered 24/7 for emergencies.