Construction sites
Construction Site Porta Potty Rental in Butler, PA
Jobsite toilets sized to OSHA Table D-1, serviced on a fixed route day, moved between your jobs without a new rental, and billed on one invoice per account.
Calls answered in person Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM
How many porta potties does OSHA require on my jobsite?
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) Table D-1 requires 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers from 20 to 200, and 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers above 200. A standard porta potty supplies one seat and one urinal, so a 30-person crew needs 1 unit by the table and 2 units for reasonable wait times.
| Workers on site | OSHA Table D-1 minimum | Glenn Rental Works recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | 1 toilet | 1 standard unit, weekly service |
| 11–20 | 1 toilet | 2 standard units, or 1 unit with twice-weekly service |
| 21–40 | 1 seat + 1 urinal | 2 standard units + 1 handwash station |
| 41–80 | 2 seats + 2 urinals | 3–4 standard units + 1 handwash station |
| 81–120 | 3 seats + 3 urinals | 5–6 standard units + 2 handwash stations |
| 200+ | 1 seat + 1 urinal per 50 | 1 unit per 10 workers, serviced twice weekly |
Source: 29 CFR 1926.51(c), Table D-1. The minimum is a legal floor; our recommendation is based on one unit filling in about 200 uses, so that a crew of 10 uses one tank per week. Handwashing: 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities near the toilets when workers handle contaminants. Full breakdown with the mobile-crew exception on the OSHA requirements page.
How does billing work on a construction rental?
Construction rentals bill every 28 days per unit, with weekly service included, plus a one-time $75 delivery and pickup charge on the first invoice. There is no contract and no proration: one day or 28 days is the same cycle rate. The rental renews until you call for pickup, and billing stops the day the unit leaves.
| Line item | Standard unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Unit rental, per 28 days | $199 | Includes weekly service |
| Delivery and pickup, one time | $75 | Per order within 25 miles of Butler |
| First invoice (unit + delivery) | $274 + tax | Tax on rental line only |
| Each cycle after | $199 + tax | Auto-renews every 28 days |
| Move to another jobsite | $75 | No new rental, cycle continues |
| Handwash station | $125 / 28 days | Weekly refill included |
| Extra service visit | $45 | Crews over 10 per unit |
| Pickup | $0 | Within 2 business days of your call |
Contractor accounts
- Net-15 invoicing with a signed credit application and W-9 exchange; PO numbers printed on every invoice.
- Certificate of insurance sent to the GC or owner on request, usually same day.
- One account, many sites: units are tracked by site address, and the invoice lists each site separately.
- Service day texts: the driver texts the site contact when service is done, with a photo if requested.
Where should the porta potty go on a construction site?
Place jobsite units on firm, level ground within 25 feet of where the service truck can park, outside the swing of equipment and away from the material lay-down, with the door facing away from the street. Keep them reachable after framing: a unit that ends up behind a deck or a parked excavator cannot be serviced and gets skipped until the next route day.
- Mark the spot before delivery. A spray-painted X or a text with a photo. The driver places the unit there if it is safe.
- Keep a truck path open. Our service truck needs a 10-foot-wide path and 14 feet of overhead clearance to within 25 feet of the unit.
- Stake it in open areas. We stake and strap units on open lots and ridge-top sites; Butler wind gusts tip unstaked units.
- Tell us about winter access. Plowed access to the unit keeps it on the route. Unplowed units get serviced when the path opens.
- Call when the job ends. Pickup within 2 business days; billing stops at pickup.
More on gates, slopes, septic fields and overhead lines in the placement guide; winter specifics in the winter rental guide.
Questions customers ask about this rental
I have job sites all over Butler County. Do you deliver to each one?
Yes. Each site gets its own unit and address on your account. When a job ends in two or three weeks, we move the unit to the next site for the $75 delivery charge and the 28-day cycle keeps running; we do not start a new rental.
Do you have flat monthly rates or does it change by location?
The unit rate is flat: $199 per 28 days for a standard unit anywhere in Butler County and the same across western Pennsylvania. Only the one-time delivery line changes with distance, starting at $75 within 25 miles of Butler.
Can I get it serviced twice a week?
Yes, for $45 per extra visit. We suggest it when more than 10 workers share one unit, during concrete pours and in July–August heat. A second unit is often cheaper than twice-weekly service on a long job.
Is there a pickup fee at the end?
No. Delivery and pickup are one charge on the first invoice. When you call for pickup the unit leaves within 2 business days and nothing else bills.
Can we be invoiced instead of paying by card?
Contractors and businesses can apply for net-15 terms with a credit application and W-9. New accounts pay the first cycle by card at delivery; invoicing starts on the second cycle.
We break ground Tuesday. When do you need the order?
Friday for a Tuesday delivery is comfortable; Monday by 1 PM still works for a Tuesday morning window in Butler County. Same-day is available before 1 PM if the footer inspector shows up and asks where the toilet is.
Does the unit come with hand sanitizer and toilet paper?
Both, at delivery and at every weekly service: two rolls of toilet paper and a filled sanitizer dispenser. A freestanding handwashing station is extra and is what OSHA's near-proximity rule usually calls for on sites with concrete, paint or silica work.
Check delivery for your jobsite
Calls answered in person Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM