Portable restroom FAQs
Clear answers about delivery, service, accessibility, construction sites, events, and emergency rentals.
How far in advance should I reserve?
For weekend events, two to four weeks is ideal. We also keep a portion of our fleet available for short-notice and emergency requests.
Do you deliver and pick up?
Yes. Delivery, placement guidance, scheduled servicing, and pickup are coordinated by our local team.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Largo, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Seminole, Belleair, Pinellas Park, and communities throughout Pinellas County and Tampa Bay.
How much does a rental cost?
Pricing depends on unit type, rental length, service frequency, delivery location, and guest count. Contact us for a clear custom quote.
How many restrooms does my event need?
A common planning starting point is one unit per 50 guests for a short event, with more units for food, alcohol, children, or longer durations.
Do you offer ADA accessible units?
Yes. Ask us to include an accessible unit and a practical placement plan for your guests.
Are luxury trailers climate controlled?
Our luxury restroom trailers are designed for a more comfortable indoor-style experience and may include climate control depending on the selected trailer.
Can you service a unit during a long rental?
Yes. Scheduled cleaning, pumping, restocking, and inspection plans are available for long-term rentals.
Can units be placed on grass?
Usually, yes, when the ground is stable and accessible. We review slope, overhead clearance, and truck access before delivery.
Do you provide handwashing stations?
Yes. Stations can be rented independently or paired with portable toilets, food service areas, and event restrooms.
What do I need to provide at a job site?
Please provide a reasonably level placement area, clear delivery access, and a contact who can confirm the location.
Do you serve construction sites?
Yes. We provide recurring service plans that help crews maintain clean, accessible sanitation throughout a project.
Can I rent a shower trailer?
Yes. Shower trailers are available for renovations, emergency recovery, workforce housing, and temporary facilities.
Can you help after a storm?
Call us as soon as possible. We can discuss temporary restrooms, showers, delivery access, and service frequency.
How is waste handled?
Waste remains contained in the unit until it is pumped and transported through appropriate servicing and disposal procedures.
Are portable restrooms required on construction sites?
OSHA requires employers to provide readily accessible toilet facilities for employees. The number and placement should be planned for the workforce and site conditions.
Do public events need accessible restrooms?
Public-facing events should plan for accessible facilities and accessible routes. We can help identify an appropriate unit and placement.
Do you offer weekend delivery?
Availability depends on the route and event schedule. Share your date early so we can coordinate the best delivery window.
What happens if my guest count changes?
Tell us as soon as possible. We can review the unit count, service plan, and placement before delivery.
Can I cancel or change a reservation?
Policies depend on timing and equipment assignment. Contact us promptly and we will explain available options.
Do you provide attendants?
Attendant service may be available for select events. Ask when requesting a quote.
Can restrooms be used at a wedding?
Yes. Standard units, ADA units, handwashing stations, and luxury trailers can be planned around guest count and venue layout.
How far should a restroom be from a work area?
It should be conveniently and safely accessible without creating a long walking distance or requiring workers to cross hazards.
Do you serve outside Pinellas County?
We may be able to help with nearby Tampa Bay locations depending on equipment and route availability.
OSHA and Largo portable restroom requirements
OSHA requires employers to provide employees with sanitary and readily accessible toilet facilities. The right setup depends on workforce size, work duration, site layout, and access to permanent facilities.
A common OSHA planning reference is one toilet facility for 20 or fewer workers, with additional facilities as the workforce grows. Confirm the current rule and site-specific interpretation with OSHA or a qualified safety professional.
Place facilities where workers can reach them safely and conveniently. Avoid placing units across active traffic lanes, excavation hazards, or inaccessible slopes, and keep access clear throughout the project.
Florida and local requirements may also apply to construction permits, temporary events, wastewater handling, accessibility, and environmental protection. Largo property owners and event organizers should confirm requirements with the City of Largo, Pinellas County, and the applicable permitting authority.
This information is general education, not legal advice. We can help plan equipment and placement, but your employer, venue, contractor, or permitting professional remains responsible for compliance.