
For job sites
Got a crew starting on a Las Vegas site? Job-site toilets only work if someone services them on time. We drop units sized to your crew, pump and restock them every week, and leave them there for as long as the build takes.
Takes about two minutes.
About one unit for every ten workers on a 40-hour week.
Pumped, sanitized and restocked every week. Twice for busy sites.
A few weeks or eighteen months, priced for how long you need.
Units can be moved around the site as the job moves. Ask when you book.
Tell us the crew size, the schedule and how long you'll be on site. We'll set the number of units and the service days.
Your name, ZIP and a line about the job is enough for us to price it.
You’ll see it on screen and in your inbox the moment it goes through.
We send the price. You decide if and when to book.
OSHA sets the legal minimum for construction: one toilet for 20 or fewer workers, and for bigger crews one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers. Treat that as the floor.
Sites that get weekly service do better with about one unit for every ten workers on a 40-hour week. Longer shifts, weekend work or a crew that grows partway through all push that number up.

For a 40-hour week with weekly service. Busier sites need more units or a second service day.
| Crew size | Standard units | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 | 1 | Add a hand-wash station if there's no water on site. |
| 11 to 20 | 2 | |
| 21 to 30 | 3 | |
| 31 to 50 | 4 to 5 | Think about service twice a week. |
| 51 to 100 | 6 to 10 | Spread them around the site. |
| Over 100 | Ask us | We'll plan placement and service with you. |
We confirm the count when we price your site.
Put a single unit on a site with fifteen people and it's full well before the service truck comes back. By Thursday nobody wants to go near it, and the crew starts leaving the site to find a restroom.
Getting the count right fixes most of it. The rest is access, because the service truck has to reach every unit each week. If a pallet of block gets dropped in front of one, that unit gets skipped.
Don't box units in with material drops or parked equipment.
Firm and flat. Soft ground after rain is the usual problem.
A hand-wash station helps anywhere there's no running water on site.
Crew size or guest count, the dates, and where the units should go. It takes a couple of minutes.
You get one price with delivery, service and pickup included.
Pumped, cleaned and restocked on schedule until you're finished.
Don’t see yours? Put it in the notes on the form and we’ll answer it with your quote.
Send us the crew size and the start date. We'll have units on site and on a service schedule before day one.