Construction Porta Potty Rental in Midland TX
Every job site needs a restroom. We bring tough, clean porta potties to construction sites in Midland and Odessa. We clean them every week, so your crew stays happy and your site stays on track.
- Units for crews of any size
- Weekly pump, clean and restock
- Hand wash stations for your crew
- Month-to-month rentals
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Job Site Porta Potties for Midland and Odessa Builders
Building in West Texas is hard work. Crews start early to beat the heat. They lift, dig, frame and pour all day. When nature calls, they need a bathroom close by. If they have to drive to a gas station, you lose time and money.
A porta potty for your construction site fixes that. A construction site porta potty is one of the cheapest ways to keep your crew on the job. We drop it off before your crew shows up. We clean it every week. When the job is done, we take it away. You do not have to think about it.
Midland and Odessa keep growing. New houses go up in north Midland. New shops and warehouses go up along I-20 and Loop 250. Road crews work on busy streets across both towns. Downtown Midland, the Tall City, keeps adding new work too. Every one of these jobs needs a restroom. Our jobsite porta potty units are built to take a beating.
We serve home builders, remodelers, roofers, concrete crews, plumbers, electricians, road crews and big general contractors. If you have a crew, we have a unit for them.
How Many Porta Potties for a Construction Site?
Too few units means long lines and unhappy workers. Too many means you pay for more than you need. Here is an easy way to plan.
The simple rule: Plan on about 1 porta potty for every 10 workers. That is for a normal 40-hour week with cleaning once a week.
Add more if:
- Your crew works long shifts or weekends.
- It is summer and very hot.
- Your site is spread out, so people have to walk far.
The chart shows the rule for crews from 10 to 50 workers. For bigger crews, keep adding 1 unit for every 10 people. Or just call us. We will help you pick the right number.
What the Safety Rules Say
OSHA is the group that makes safety rules for work sites. Their rule says workers must have toilets they can use. Here is the smallest number they allow. This is the floor, not the goal.
| Number of workers | Smallest number of toilets allowed |
|---|---|
| 20 or fewer | 1 toilet |
| 20 or more | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal for every 40 workers |
| 200 or more | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal for every 50 workers |
Source: OSHA rule 29 CFR 1926.51. Most crews are happier with more units than the smallest number. That is why we use the 1-per-10 rule above.
Keeping enough restrooms on site does more than follow the rules. Workers stay on the job. They do not leave to find a bathroom. They are more comfortable in the heat. And clean restrooms help stop germs from spreading on your crew.
Construction Toilets for Rent: What You Can Get
Pick what your site needs. Mix and match as your job grows.
Standard Job Site Unit
The workhorse. A seat, a urinal, toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Built strong for rough job sites.
Hand Wash Station
Soap, fresh water and paper towels. Great next to your porta potties. Workers can wash dirt and grime off before lunch.
ADA Unit
A wide unit with grab bars. Good for public jobs and sites with visitors. Some jobs require one.
Flushing Unit
A step up for office trailers or long jobs. It flushes with a foot pump and fresh water.
Restroom Trailer
For big projects with a site office. Flushing toilets, sinks, lights and air conditioning.
Extra Cleanings
Big crew or hot weather? Add a second cleaning each week so units stay fresh.
Where to Put Porta Potties on Your Construction Site
Where you put your units matters. A good spot keeps workers safe. It also makes cleaning quick. Here are our tips.
- Flat, hard ground. A tipped unit is a mess. Pick a level spot.
- Close to the street. Our pump truck needs to get within about 25 feet.
- Out of the way. Keep units away from heavy equipment, trenches and delivery paths.
- Close to where people work. A short walk means less time off the job.
- Staked down. Midland wind is strong. We stake units so they stay standing.
If your site changes, we can move the units. Just call us before the move.
Weekly Porta Potty Service That Keeps Up
A clean porta potty is a big deal to your crew. Nobody wants to use a dirty one. Here is what we do on each service visit:
- We pump out the tank.
- We add fresh blue liquid to fight smells.
- We clean the seat, floor and walls.
- We add toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
- We refill hand wash stations with water and soap.
- We check the door, lock and vent.
Most sites get service once a week. In the hot Midland summer, big crews may need two visits. We will tell you if we think you need more.
Got a problem between visits? Call us at (432) 225-0614. We will fix it.
Home Remodels and Small Jobs
Not every job is a big one. Sometimes it is a kitchen remodel or a new roof. Sometimes a bathroom is torn out and the family has nowhere to go. One porta potty in the driveway solves the problem.
Contractors like it too. Your crew does not need to use the home owner's bathroom. That keeps the house cleaner and the customer happier.
We rent single units for short jobs all over Midland and Odessa. In Odessa? See our porta potty rental in Odessa, TX page. Want to know prices? Visit our porta potty rental cost guide.
Questions People Ask
How many porta potties does my construction site need?
A good rule is 1 unit for every 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly cleaning. Big crews, long shifts and hot weather may need more units or more cleanings.
How often do you clean construction porta potties?
Most job sites get cleaned once a week. We pump the tank, wipe down the inside and restock paper and sanitizer. We can come twice a week if your crew is big.
Can you move a unit when my site changes?
Yes. As your job moves from one phase to the next, call us. We can move units to a new spot on the site.
Do you rent hand wash stations for job sites?
Yes. A hand wash station has soap, fresh water and paper towels. Many builders add one next to their porta potties.
Do I have to sign a long contract?
Most job sites rent month to month. Keep the units as long as the job lasts, then call us to pick them up.
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