Construction & Job Site Porta Potty Rental

One unit covers roughly ten workers before wait times slow a crew, so a framing job with an eight-man crew in West Greeley usually runs fine on a single standard unit, while a larger subdivision phase in Promontory or Kelly Farm often needs two or more. Tell us your headcount and we size it honestly rather than pushing extra units you won't use. A standard construction unit is the workhorse here: enclosed, ground-level, and built to sit on uneven dirt lots off 10th Street or gravel staging areas near Poudre River Ranch. If your site needs a hand-wash station or an ADA-accessible unit for a public-facing job, those are separate line items we'll spell out before delivery.

Weekly service is what actually keeps a job site unit usable. We pick a fixed service day, pump the tank, restock toilet paper, and wipe down the interior so Monday's crew isn't walking into last week's mess. On tight-timeline builds in Boomerang or Owl Ridge, that predictable schedule matters more than the sticker price — a missed pump-out on a full unit stalls a crew fast. If your build runs longer than expected, we extend the rental and keep the same service day; if it wraps early, call and we pull the unit off the lot.

Placement is worth thirty seconds on the phone. Greeley delivery routes reach Cottonwood, Hillside, Maplewood, Sunrise, and the newer lots out toward West Greeley, and our truck needs clear access to set and later reach the unit for pumping. Winter matters too: Weld County lots freeze and rut, so we place units on firm, reachable ground and can move them as your site grades change. The honest range on this page is a starting point — we confirm the exact monthly price after a free look at your site or a straight conversation about the address, headcount, and how long the job runs.