Town ‘n’ Country Portable Toilet Rental supplies job site porta potties to builders, remodelers, and road crews across Town ‘n’ Country, Westchase, and Hillsborough County. We deliver, set up, service weekly, and pick up when the job wraps.
Tell us your crew size, address, and project length. We will size the order to OSHA guidelines and give you a clear monthly quote.
OSHA standard 29 CFR 1926.51 sets the minimum number of toilet facilities on construction job sites. The count is based on the number of workers on site.
| Number of Workers | Minimum Toilet Facilities (29 CFR 1926.51) |
|---|---|
| 20 or fewer | 1 toilet |
| 20 to 199 | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers |
| 200 or more | 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers |
These are minimums. Hot Florida summers, long shifts, and crews spread across a big lot often call for extra units or more frequent service. Call (727) 427-9704 with your peak crew size and we will recommend a setup.
Construction rentals run on your schedule. Most stay on site for weeks or months, and we keep them clean the whole time.
Our technician pumps the waste tank and scrubs the seat, walls, floor, and urinal. Then we add fresh deodorizer and restock toilet paper and hand sanitizer. We also check the door latch and vents so the unit stays in working shape.
Most job site units are billed monthly and serviced weekly. Keep them through framing, rough-in, finishes, and final inspection. When the job is done, call us and we will schedule pickup.
Large crews, summer heat, and double shifts fill tanks faster. If a unit is filling up before the weekly visit, we can add service days. Adding a unit instead of extra visits is another option for big crews.
Job sites change from week to week. Your restrooms should change with them.
As the site goes from clearing to foundation to vertical build, the best toilet location shifts. Call us and we will relocate units on site during a service visit. Crews should not drag or tip a full unit themselves.
Crew size peaks during framing, drywall, and finish work, then drops near the end. We can add units for the busy weeks and pull them as the crew shrinks. That keeps you at the OSHA count without paying for extra units you do not need.
Multi-story projects sometimes need restrooms on upper floors so workers do not lose time riding down. Ask about hook-equipped units that can be lifted by crane. We will tell you what is available for your project and timeline.
Where the toilet sits affects how often your crew uses it and how easily we can service it. Pick the spot before delivery day.
Set units on flat, firm, level ground close to where most of the crew works. Keep them clear of trenches, material drops, and equipment paths. Away from the street is best when the lot allows it.
Our service truck needs to park within reach of each unit every week. Do not block the path with dumpsters, pallets, or parked equipment. Sandy lots around Town ‘n’ Country can rut after summer rain, so a gravel spot near the drive helps.
From June to November, a strong storm can tip or move a portable toilet. Before a storm, secure units or lay them down per local guidance. You can also call us to discuss relocation or pickup.
Crews working with concrete, paint, and dirt need more than sanitizer. A hand washing station next to the toilets lets workers clean up before breaks.
We serve residential, commercial, and public works crews throughout Town ‘n’ Country, Tampa, and Hillsborough County.
New homes in Westchase, Citrus Park, and other HOA communities usually need one unit per lot or one shared by neighboring lots. Many HOAs ask that units sit near the back of the driveway and stay out of view. For remodels on an occupied home, see home renovation porta potty rentals.
Retail buildouts, office construction, and warehouse jobs often run with several trades on site at once. We size the order to your peak crew and schedule service around deliveries. Our standard porta potties are built for this kind of heavy daily use.
Road and utility crews near the Veterans Expressway, Hillsborough Ave, and other busy corridors need units placed safely off the travel lanes. We place them in a staging area or work zone with truck access. As the work moves down the road, we can move the units too.
Under 29 CFR 1926.51, sites with 20 or fewer workers need 1 toilet. Sites with 20 to 199 workers need 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. Sites with 200 or more need 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers.
Most construction rentals are serviced weekly. Each visit includes pumping, cleaning, sanitizing, and restocking. Larger crews and hot weather may need extra service days.
Monthly price depends on the number of units, service frequency, and job site location. Every quote includes delivery, setup, weekly servicing, and pickup. See our pricing guide or call (727) 427-9704 for a free quote.
Yes. Call us when your project moves to a new phase and we will relocate the unit, usually during a scheduled service visit.
Ask about hook-equipped units for high-rise and multi-story projects. We will let you know what is available for your site and schedule.
If a worker on your crew needs an accessible restroom, plan for an ADA unit. Many general contractors keep one on larger sites. See our ADA portable toilet rentals for details.
Keep your crew on site and your project on schedule with clean, serviced restrooms. Call (727) 427-9704 or request a free quote with your crew size and project length.