Geneva, NY · Construction Site Units
Construction Site Porta Potty Rental in Geneva, NY
Construction porta potty rental in Geneva is usually billed in 28-day cycles with a weekly pump-out, cleaning and restock included. OSHA requires at least one toilet for up to 20 workers and one toilet seat plus one urinal for every 40 workers beyond that, and units can be on site the same day you call.
- Also called
- Job site toilet, construction portable toilet, porta john
- Billing
- 28-day cycle, prorated pickups
- Service
- Weekly pump-out, wash and restock
- Options
- Lockable units, high-rise crane units on request
- Add-ons
- Hand-washing station, sanitizer, extra service
- Winter
- Antifreeze treatment for freezing weeks
OSHA porta potty requirements for job sites
| Workers on site | OSHA 1926.51 minimum | Typical recommendation with weekly service |
|---|---|---|
| 1 to 20 | 1 toilet | 1 unit per 10 workers |
| 21 to 199 | 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40 workers | 1 unit per 10 workers |
| 200 or more | 1 seat + 1 urinal per 50 workers | 1 unit per 10 to 12 workers + extra service |
OSHA's count is a legal floor. Crews working 50-hour weeks, or sites with both trades and inspectors, fill units faster, so most site supers size up. Add a hand-washing station where crews eat on site.
Construction porta potties built for real job sites
Home builds and additions in Geneva and Canandaigua, winery expansions, solar farms in Seneca and Yates counties, road work along Routes 5 and 20, Route 14 and the Thruway corridor, and remodels where the house bathroom is torn out. Units are placed where the crew can reach them and the truck can service them without blocking deliveries.
Keeping the account simple
Tell us the site address, the number of workers and the expected duration. You get one point of contact, a regular service day and the ability to add, move or pick up units with one call. When the job ends, call for pickup and billing stops.
Construction Site Units rental questions
How many porta potties does a construction site need?
OSHA requires one toilet for up to 20 workers, and one seat plus one urinal for every 40 workers above that. With weekly service, plan about one unit for every 10 workers on a 40-hour week.
How often are construction porta potties serviced?
The standard schedule is once a week: pump-out, wash-down, deodorizer and fresh paper. Larger crews or longer hours may need two visits a week.
Can you move a porta potty to another spot on the site?
Units can be relocated as the job moves. Call ahead so the driver can move it on the next service visit, or sooner if it blocks work.
What happens to porta potties on a job site in winter?
Units are treated with antifreeze-based chemicals during freezing weather, and the service crew keeps the tank from icing. Place the unit where snow plows will not bury it.
Delivering in Geneva and towns within 80 miles, including Canandaigua, Seneca Falls, Penn Yan and Waterloo.