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The workhorse of jobsites and weekend events.
Call for pricingClean units, a real dispatcher on the line, and crews in all five boroughs. One call covers your jobsite or your event.
New York is the hardest city in the country to put a portable restroom in, and none of the difficulty is about the unit. It is about the sidewalk, the block, the hour a truck is allowed to sit there and who is on site to meet it. Get those four onto the call and the rest is the easy part.
The workhorse of jobsites and weekend events.
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Clean, presentable units for parties, weddings and festivals. We help you plan the right count.
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Ground-level entry, interior turning radius and grab bars. Meets ADA accessibility standards.
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Fresh-water portable sinks with soap and towels. Required on many permitted jobsites.
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Climate-controlled trailers with running water for weddings and upscale events.
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Units mounted on a towable trailer for crews that move: road work, utilities, pipelines.
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Waste holding tanks for office trailers and restroom hookups, sized to your site.
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Call (833) 680-0336Five boroughs is five separate logistics problems, and a run from a Queens yard to a job in Staten Island is not a run anyone wants to make. The borough plus the nearest cross street is the single most useful thing you can give dispatch on the first call.
On most sites here the unit sits inside a footprint that was decided long before you called, usually a narrow strip along the protected walkway. Measure it and tell dispatch the width, because that decides which unit fits, not which unit you would prefer.
There is rarely anywhere to stand a service truck for long, and on some blocks there is nowhere at all during business hours. Tell dispatch what the block looks like on a weekday morning and whether someone is on site to meet the driver, and the stop gets planned instead of attempted.
Local crews across the city, one dispatch line. Call and we confirm availability at your address.
Not on the list? We deliver beyond it. Call (833) 680-0336 and ask dispatch about your zip code.
We answer the phone. The units show up clean. And every delivery is handled by licensed, insured local operators.
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Call (833) 680-0336OSHA requires jobsite toilets from the first worker on site. We cover remodels to high-rise builds.
Right-sized counts, presentable units and trailers your guests will not complain about.
Water outage, storm cleanup, failed inspection, or an order that never showed. Call and we route the closest available New York City truck.
Emergency line: (833) 680-0336Interior job in Midtown with about four feet of sidewalk to work with. They measured before sending anything.
Units for a block event in Williamsburg. Clean, and the driver got in and out without holding up the street.
Bushwick block with alternate side parking. They scheduled around it so the truck never sat.
Counts, OSHA rules, service and cost, with the sources linked.
Same dispatch line, local crews in each metro.
Anything else, call (833) 680-0336 and ask a dispatcher.
All five boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Call with the address and the nearest cross street and dispatch confirms availability and placement.
Usually on the sidewalk inside whatever footprint the site already has, or at the curb if the block allows it. Give dispatch the usable width in feet, the hours a truck can stop and the on-site contact. Those three settle the placement before anything ships.
Price depends on unit type, rental length and location. A one-day party unit and a monthly jobsite cycle price differently. Call with your zip code and headcount, you get a real quote on the phone, in minutes.
Rule of thumb: one unit per 50 guests for a single-day event, one per 25 for a wedding, and about one per 10 workers on a full-week jobsite. Add an ADA unit when anyone on site needs step-free access. Tell dispatch your headcount and we spec it for you.
Within about 15 feet of where the service truck can park, on level ground. A fenced backyard is usually the wrong spot: if the truck can't reach the unit on service day, the stop gets skipped. Dispatch walks placement with you before delivery.
Yes. Wheelchair-accessible units with ground-level entry, interior turning radius and grab bars are available in most areas.
Dispatch routes the closest New York City truck to your address.
Dispatch open Mon-Fri 8:30am-9pm ET, Sat 9am-3pm ET