Handicap Porta Potty Rental in Cleveland, OH
Our handicap porta potty rental in Cleveland gives wheelchair users, walkers and parents with strollers a no-step floor and room to turn around.
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- Deliver to me?
- We deliver near you fast, across Cleveland and nearby counties, with delivery and pickup included in the price.
- Arrives when?
- Same day if you order by noon Mon–Sat for $75. Otherwise it arrives the next business day.
- Which unit?
- A ground-level floor with no step, a 60-inch turning circle, grab bars and a 36-inch self-closing door.
- How it's cleaned
- Units arrive cleaned and stocked. Monthly units get weekly service included in every 28-day cycle.
- Full cost?
- Wheelchair-accessible units start from $225 per event or $205 per 28 days, before Ohio sales tax.
What makes the handicap porta potty wheelchair-accessible?
The handicap porta potty has a ground-level floor with no step, a door about 36 inches wide and a 60-inch turning circle inside. Grab bars sit beside the toilet, and the door closes on its own. A wheelchair rolls straight in, turns around and rolls back out without help.
We call this unit wheelchair-accessible or ADA-style. Whether a site meets the ADA depends on the whole route, ramps and placement, not just the unit. So we describe the unit by its features instead of making a legal claim.
The unit also has a toilet paper holder, hand sanitizer, a vent and a lock hasp. It arrives cleaned and stocked with 2 rolls of paper.
The handicap unit has no sink. Set a hand washing station close by on a firm, flat path.
Tech specs: how big is the wheelchair-accessible unit?
Quick answerThe wheelchair-accessible unit is about 87 inches wide, 87 inches deep and 92 inches tall. That is nearly twice the width of a 44-inch standard unit. The waste tank holds about 60 to 75 gallons, and the floor sits at ground level so there is no step at the door.
| Spec | Wheelchair-accessible unit (about) | Standard unit (about) |
|---|---|---|
| Footprint | 87 in W × 87 in D | 44 in W × 47 in D |
| Height | 92 in | 90 in |
| Door opening | 36 in wide, self-closing | 23 in wide |
| Floor | Ground level, no step | Raised step |
| Turning space inside | 60-inch circle | None |
| Grab bars | Yes | No |
| Waste tank | 60–75 gal | 60 gal |
| Sink | None (add a station) | None |
Because the unit is about 87 inches wide, it can't go through a normal side gate. Plan a spot our truck can reach within about 25 feet on a hard surface.
How many handicap porta potties does my event need?
Quick answerYour event needs at least 5% of the toilets in each cluster to be wheelchair-accessible, with a minimum of 1. That rule comes from §213.2 of the 2010 ADA Standards. An event with 6 standard units needs 1 accessible unit, and 21 units in one spot need 2.
The rule counts each group of toilets separately. If you set 4 units by the pavilion and 4 by the parking lot, each group needs its own accessible unit. Read the exact wording in the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design.
Public events, festivals and races should follow the 5% rule. Private parties don't always have to, but most hosts add one anyway. Work out your full count on our how many porta potties do I need page.
Is the handicap unit roomier for wedding dresses or older guests?
Quick answerThe handicap unit gives nearly 4 times the floor area of a standard unit, so it suits much more than wheelchairs. Brides in full gowns, guests with walkers or canes, and parents with a toddler or a stroller all fit inside. The no-step floor also helps anyone unsteady on their feet.
Many families add one accessible unit for grandparents at a reunion or graduation party, even when no rule requires it. The grab bars make sitting and standing easier.
At weddings, the extra room lets a bridesmaid help with a dress. See how couples mix units on our wedding restroom rental page, or plan a party on the event porta potty rental page.
How much is a handicap porta potty rental in Cleveland?
Quick answerA handicap porta potty rental in Cleveland starts at $225 for a 1–3 day event or $205 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. That is about $60 more than a standard unit. Delivery and pickup are included, and Ohio sales tax is added.
Swapping one standard unit for an accessible one usually adds about $60 to an event order. There is no card fee, fuel surcharge or removal fee.
Same-day delivery adds $75, and Stark or Trumbull addresses add a $45 travel fee. Tax-exempt groups can send an exemption certificate. Full pricing is on our porta potty rental cost page.
Where should the accessible unit go?
Quick answerThe accessible unit should sit on level, firm ground with a smooth path to the door, at least 36 inches wide. Pavement or packed gravel works best. Soft grass or mud can stop a wheelchair, and a slope can make the self-closing door swing hard, so pick the flattest spot near your guests.
- Keep the path free of cords, curbs and steps.
- Leave a clear space about 5 feet square in front of the door for turning.
- Our truck must get within about 25 feet on a hard surface. We don't drive on lawns.
- Mark the spot with a cone or flag, or text us a photo. You don't need to be home.
In winter, keep a 4-foot path shoveled to the door after lake-effect snow. Street placement needs a city right-of-way permit; in Cleveland, start at the City of Cleveland website.
When is a handicap porta potty the wrong choice?
Quick answerA handicap porta potty is the wrong choice when your spot is behind a narrow gate or on a tight lot. At about 87 inches wide, the unit needs a truck path or a wide opening. It also has no sink, so a food event still needs a separate hand washing station.
A restroom trailer is not a substitute. Trailers have steps up to the door, so a wheelchair user can't get in. Rent the accessible unit alongside a trailer.
On job sites, a standard porta potty usually serves the crew. Some contractors add one accessible unit for inspectors or clients; see construction porta potty rental. For a flush and a sink in a smaller unit, look at the flushing porta potty. Compare every unit on our services page.
How is the accessible unit cleaned?
Quick answerA monthly accessible unit gets one service every week, included in the $205 cycle price. The crew pumps the 60 to 75 gallon tank, scrubs and disinfects the grab bars, seat, walls and floor, refills deodorizer and restocks paper and sanitizer. Event units arrive clean and stay unserviced unless you add a $55 visit.
Crews over 10 people or busy public sites can add twice-weekly service. From November through March, we add a non-toxic antifreeze charge so the tank doesn't freeze.
Common questions
Does your handicap unit meet ADA rules?
We describe our unit as wheelchair-accessible or ADA-style, because a unit alone can't make a site meet the ADA. The unit has a no-step floor, a 60-inch turning circle, grab bars and a 36-inch door. Compliance at your event also depends on a level, accessible route to the door, which you control.
Is switching to the handicap unit just a small upcharge?
Switching a standard unit to a handicap unit adds about $60 for an event, from $165 to $225. On a monthly rental, the accessible unit starts at $205 per 28 days compared with $145 for a standard unit. Weekly service is included in both.
Does someone with a walker need the handicap unit, or only wheelchair users?
Guests with walkers, canes or knee trouble benefit from the handicap unit too. The no-step floor removes the trip hazard at the door, and the grab bars help when sitting down and standing up. Many hosts rent one for older relatives.
Does the handicap porta potty have a sink inside?
The handicap porta potty has hand sanitizer but no sink inside. Pair the unit with a hand washing station from $95, placed on the same flat path. For food events, plan 1 station for every 2 to 3 toilets.
Does my daycare or church need an ADA unit?
Many daycares, churches and public events add one accessible unit to meet the 5% guideline, minimum 1 per cluster. Your licensing office or event permit sets the exact rule. We supply the wheelchair-accessible unit; check the requirement with the agency that issues your permit.
Can the handicap porta potty go in my backyard?
The handicap porta potty fits in a backyard only when our truck can reach within about 25 feet or there is a wide opening. At about 87 inches wide, it won't fit through a standard side gate. Driveways and paved patios are common spots.
Can I get a handicap unit for this Saturday?
A handicap unit for Saturday is usually possible when you book by Thursday. We drop Friday and pick up Monday at no charge for the extra days. Accessible units go fast in graduation season and July 4th week, so book 7 or more days ahead then.
Add a wheelchair-accessible unit to your order
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