Portable Toilet Supplier in San Antonio, TX

Pick the unit by who is using it and for how long. If you need facilities for a framing or concrete crew that will be on a lot in Alamo Ranch or Westover Hills for months, choose a standard construction unit on a monthly rental with weekly servicing — it is the lowest cost per day, it handles hard use, and it is built to sit on caliche and uneven pad ground. If you are hosting guests in dresses and suits at a King William reception or a Brackenridge Park gathering, choose a deluxe flushing unit or a restroom trailer instead; the trade-off is straightforward — a flushing unit costs roughly two to three times a standard unit for the same weekend, and a trailer needs level ground plus a truck path wide enough to back it in. If your site has a county or general-contractor accessibility requirement, an ADA-accessible unit is the answer: the wider floor and ground-level entry matter when a wheelchair or a walker has to get through the door, and most inspectors want at least one on the plan. If you only need to cut down on line length for a large crowd, adding a urinal station moves men through two to three times faster than adding another standard unit at a lower cost per head. <strong>How many units for a 200-guest wedding in San Antonio?</strong> Four standard units, or two standard plus one ADA and one flushing unit if the guest list expects better — plus a handwash station, which we recommend any time food is served. <strong>What about a 12-person crew?</strong> One standard unit with weekly service covers a crew of that size; federal jobsite rules generally call for at least one toilet facility for crews of 20 or fewer, and we bump servicing to twice weekly in July and August because heat load, not headcount, is what makes a unit go foul. If your access is tight — a narrow King William alley, a Southtown lot behind a fence, a Monte Vista driveway with a low limb — tell us before delivery and we will send the smaller truck or hand-place the unit, since a driver who cannot reach the spot is the single most common reason a delivery fails.