Construction Porta Potty Rental in Cleveland
Construction porta potty rental in Cleveland with weekly service included, sized to your crew and delivered fast to job sites near you.
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- Deliver to me?
- Next business day across Cuyahoga County, or same day if you order by noon Mon–Sat for $75.
- Arrives when?
- Delivery runs Monday to Saturday, 7 am to 7 pm, in a 4-hour window with a 30-minute heads-up.
- Which unit?
- A standard jobsite unit covers about 10 workers. Add a hand-wash station or a towable unit for road crews.
- How it's cleaned
- Every unit is pumped, scrubbed and restocked weekly, included in the 28-day price. Extra visits cost $55.
- Full cost?
- Jobsite units start from $145 per 28 days plus Ohio sales tax. No long-term contract is required.
How many porta potties does my construction crew need?
Quick answerA construction crew of 20 or fewer workers needs at least 1 toilet under OSHA Table D-1. Above 20 workers, OSHA asks for 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. We recommend 1 standard unit per 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service, so the unit never runs full.
The federal rule for job sites is OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51, Table D-1. It sets the legal minimum. The recommended count below is tighter, because a 60-gallon tank fills faster than most crews expect.
| Workers on site | OSHA Table D-1 minimum | Our recommendation (weekly service) |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | 1 toilet | 1 standard unit |
| 11–20 | 1 toilet | 2 standard units |
| 21–40 | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers | 3–4 units, or fewer units with twice-weekly service |
| 41–199 | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers | 1 unit per 10 workers, plus extra service visits |
| 200 or more | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers | Site plan with twice-weekly service |
Each standard unit has a seat and a urinal. OSHA also requires a way to wash hands under 1926.51(f), so add a hand-washing station for the job site or use the sanitizer in every unit where that fits your safety plan. For the full rule breakdown, read our guide to OSHA porta potty requirements in Ohio.
How does construction porta potty rental in Cleveland bill: the 28-day cycle
Quick answerA job site toilet is billed per 28-day cycle, starting on the delivery date. The standard unit runs from $145 per 28 days plus Ohio sales tax, and that price covers delivery, pickup and 4 weekly service visits. The cycle renews on its own until you ask us to pick the unit up.
Four weeks lines up with four service visits, so every cycle gets the same number of cleanings.
- Cycle 1 starts the day we drop the unit.
- Cycle 2 starts on day 29 if the unit is still on site.
- To stop billing, text or call 2 business days before you want pickup. Billing stops on the pickup date you request.
There is no long-term contract, no fuel surcharge, no card fee and no removal fee. Your quote is itemized, and nothing is added after booking. See every unit and fee on our porta potty rental cost page.
What happens during the weekly service?
Weekly service on a construction porta potty happens on the same weekday each week, and it covers 6 jobs. The driver pumps the waste tank, scrubs the unit, refills the deodorizer and restocks paper and sanitizer. Sinks get fresh water. All of this is included in the 28-day price.
- Pump the waste tank down to empty.
- Scrub and disinfect the walls, seat, urinal and floor.
- Refill the tank with fresh deodorizer.
- Restock toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
- Refill the sink water, if the unit has one.
- Check the door, latch and lock hasp, and report damage.
A standard unit handles roughly 200 uses between services. Crews over 10 people, or sites with subs coming and going, often need more. Twice-weekly service is available, and a single extra visit is $55. See how porta potties are cleaned for more detail.
My contractor says we need a porta potty for our kitchen remodel. How does this work?
A kitchen remodel porta potty is booked like any job site unit: one standard unit, billed per 28-day cycle, with weekly service included. Homeowners usually place the unit at the end of the driveway or beside the garage. Crews stay out of your bathroom, and you text us when the job wraps up.
Homeowner remodel
One standard unit covers a crew of 2 to 6. Put the unit on the driveway apron, clear of the garage door.
Roofing jobs
A roof tear-off often lasts 2 to 5 days. The first 28-day cycle is the minimum charge, but many roofers keep one unit and have us move it job to job.
New home builds
Builders on raw lots can send a GPS pin or lot number instead of a street address. We set the unit near the drive on firm gravel, so the truck can reach it all winter.
Do you have towable units for road crews?
Towable porta potty units sit on a small trailer, so a road crew can hitch the unit and move it as the work zone moves. Towable units suit paving, utility and line crews that shift a mile or more each week. Ask for a towable quote with your crew size and the route length.
A standard unit is about 160 pounds empty and much heavier once used. Crews should not drag or tip one to move it. A towable unit solves that for crews on the move.
Can I set up a contractor account and lock the unit?
Quick answerApproved contractors can apply for a net-15 invoiced account instead of paying by card at each booking. Every unit also has a lock hasp, so your foreman can add a padlock after hours. Bring your own padlock, and leave a key or code with us so the driver can service the unit.
- Net-15 accounts: apply once, then book units by text or phone. One invoice per cycle.
- Card payment: Visa, Mastercard, Amex and Discover, with no card fee.
- Tax-exempt jobs: send the exemption certificate before the first invoice.
- Damage: normal wear is on us. Tipping, fire, graffiti or vandalism is billed at repair cost, capped at $1,200 for a standard unit.
If our site moves partway through, can the unit move with us?
Quick answerA construction porta potty can move with your crew when the job shifts to a new lot or phase. Text us the new spot 1 business day ahead, and we quote the move before the truck rolls. Do not move the unit yourself, because a used tank is heavy and spills easily.
Mark the new spot with a cone or chalk X and text us a photo. The truck needs to get within about 25 feet on a hard surface.
How do you keep job site toilets working in a Cleveland winter?
Quick answerWinter job site toilets from November through March get a salt-brine or non-toxic antifreeze charge in the tank, so the waste does not freeze solid. Lake-effect snow is the bigger problem. Keep a 4-foot path shoveled to the door and a clear truck path within 25 feet, or service day gets missed.
Hand-wash stations with water can freeze when lows stay below 28°F. On request, we swap them for sanitizer dispensers until spring. Clay soil on new lots turns to mud during the thaw, so place the unit on gravel or pavement, not bare dirt. For a full cold-weather list, read our winter porta potty rental tips.
Common questions
Is a homeowner remodel billed as residential or construction?
A homeowner remodel is billed as a construction rental: from $145 per 28 days plus Ohio sales tax, with weekly service, delivery and pickup included across Cleveland and nearby counties. That rate is the same whether a homeowner or a contractor books it.
What's the weekly rate for a job site toilet?
A job site toilet is priced per 28-day cycle, not per week. The standard unit is from $145 per 28 days plus tax, and the price includes 4 weekly service visits. For a job of 3 days or less, an event rental from $165 may fit better.
Can you service the job site toilet less often since only two of us use it?
Weekly service is built into every construction rental and keeps the unit clean and legal for crews. A crew of 2 still gets the weekly visit at the same price. Skipping visits does not lower the cycle price, so we keep the schedule.
What if you can't get into the job site on service day?
A locked gate or blocked path on service day means the driver cannot pump the unit. Text us a gate code or a contact the night before. If we miss a visit because of access, we come back on the next route day, or schedule an extra visit for $55.
Can you deliver a jobsite porta john by GPS coordinates on a raw lot?
A raw lot with no street address is fine. Send a GPS pin, the parcel number, or the nearest cross streets, plus a photo of the spot. The truck needs a firm path within about 25 feet of the unit.
Do contractor porta potties come with a hand-wash sink?
A standard contractor porta potty comes with hand sanitizer, not a sink. For running water, add a two-sided hand-washing station from $90 per 28 days, or rent a deluxe flushing unit with a sink from $235 per 28 days. Both prices are before tax, with weekly service included.
How much notice do you need to pick up the construction unit?
Pickup needs 2 business days' notice by text or call. Billing stops on the pickup date you request, so no new 28-day cycle starts after that day. There is no removal fee and no contract.
Get a job site toilet quote for your crew
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