Construction Porta Potty Rental

A construction rental differs from an event rental in its billing cycle and servicing rhythm. Event units get dropped for a weekend and pulled Monday; a construction unit stays on-site for weeks or months and gets pumped once a week to handle daily crew use. If your project on a Vintage Oaks or Meyer Ranch lot runs past a single weekend, the monthly construction rate is the cheaper and more practical choice — a per-day event rate multiplied across a 90-day build costs far more than a flat monthly unit.

Unit count follows crew size and OSHA's ratio guidance: one toilet for up to 10 workers on a 40-hour week is the common baseline, with a second unit added as the crew grows. A framing crew of six on a River Chase custom home usually runs one unit; a larger site pouring foundations across Havenwood at Hunters Crossing or Westpointe Village often needs two or more. Tell us the peak headcount when you book and we size the order to it.

Placement matters on New Braunfels sites because of terrain and access. Vintage Oaks and Mission Hills Ranch sit on Hill Country slopes where a level pad and a clear service-truck path save time on every weekly visit. On tighter infill lots in Comal Heights or older Solms parcels, we place the unit near the street edge so the pump truck can reach it without crossing the active work area. Point out where the trades gather — near the trailer or the material staging — and we set the unit close to keep foot traffic short.

Servicing runs weekly by default, which suits most residential and light-commercial builds around Oak Run and Gruene. High-traffic sites can move to twice-weekly service if the crew count justifies it. We confirm the service day so the pump truck has clear access, and we handle the full cycle: waste removal, tank charge, paper restock, and sanitizer refill. Comal County road and subdivision access is factored into every route we run.