Town ‘n’ Country Portable Toilet Rental rents portable hand washing stations for food events, festivals, job sites, and farm days across Town ‘n’ Country, Westchase, and Tampa. Each station brings fresh water, soap, and paper towels to spots with no plumbing.
Rent them on their own or add them to a porta potty order. Delivery, setup, servicing, and pickup are part of every quote.
Both station types are freestanding, so they can go anywhere you have flat ground. The difference is how many people can wash at the same time.
A single basin station serves one person at a time. It suits small parties, food trucks, petting areas, and job sites with a small crew. It is also a common choice for a vendor booth that needs its own wash spot.
A double basin station has two sinks, so two people can wash at once from opposite sides or side by side. Use it for long food lines, busy festival gates, and larger crews. Lines move faster and fewer guests skip washing up.
No hookups are needed. Everything a guest needs to wash up is built into the unit.
Guests press a foot pedal to run water from the faucet. Hands stay off the controls, which keeps the station cleaner between uses.
A built-in tank holds clean water for washing. We fill it at delivery and refill it on each service visit.
Used water drains into a separate tank below the basin. It stays contained, so nothing runs onto the lawn or pavement.
Each station comes stocked with hand soap and paper towels. Most units have a small trash bin or bin space for used towels.
Anywhere people eat, touch animals, or work with their hands, a wash station belongs nearby.
Fish fries, church dinners, food truck rallies, and catered weddings all involve guests eating with their hands. Place a station where guests can wash before they reach the food line. Vendors often need their own handwashing setup at the booth.
Crews handle concrete, paint, adhesives, and dirt all day. A wash station next to the job site toilet lets workers clean up before lunch breaks. It pairs well with our construction porta potty rentals.
Large crowds near Upper Tampa Bay Park or a community field need more than hand sanitizer, especially in Florida heat. Double basin stations at restroom areas and food courts keep lines short. See our event porta potty rentals for full event packages.
Kids and adults should wash with soap and water after touching animals. Put a station right at the exit of petting areas, pony rides, and livestock shows. Low basins and a foot pump make it easy for children to use.
Temporary food events in Florida typically require handwashing access for food workers. The exact rules depend on the type of food, the vendor’s license, and the event itself.
Check with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) or the Florida Department of Health for your event. Many vendors are regulated by DBPR, while some events fall under the Department of Health. Your event organizer or vendor license holder can usually tell you which agency applies.
Once you know the requirements, tell us how many vendors and guests you expect. We will suggest a count of single and double basin stations. Booking early helps for spring festival season, when wash stations are in high demand.
Good placement decides whether guests actually use the station. Put it where people already walk.
Set stations at the entrance to the food line or just outside the vendor area. Keep them close enough to see, but far enough back that grey water service does not interfere with food prep.
Place a station beside each bank of portable toilets so guests can wash right after use. Our standard porta potties include hand sanitizer, and a wash station adds real soap and water.
Stations need flat, firm footing so they do not tip when the foot pump is pressed. Avoid low spots that collect summer rain. Leave a clear path for our service truck to reach the unit for refills.
No. Each station has its own fresh water tank and grey water tank. We fill the fresh tank at delivery, so it works anywhere you can set it on flat ground.
It depends on your guest count, food service, and how long the event runs. Plan at least one station near food and one near each group of restrooms. Call us with your details for a recommendation.
Temporary food events typically require handwashing access for food workers. Check with Florida DBPR or the Florida Department of Health for your event, since rules vary by vendor and food type.
Yes. Every hand washing station is delivered stocked with soap and paper towels. Multi-day rentals are refilled during service visits.
Yes. Stations can be rented on their own for food trucks, farm events, and job sites. Many customers add them to a porta potty or restroom trailer order.
Long-term rentals are typically serviced weekly, with fresh water refilled, grey water pumped, and supplies restocked. Busy events may need more frequent visits, which we can schedule.
Bring soap and running water to your event, food booth, or job site. Call (727) 427-9704 or request a free quote, and we will help you plan the right number of stations.