Construction Porta Potty Rental

Construction sites need a unit that survives daily crew traffic, mud, and Savannah heat — not a wedding-grade restroom. A standard construction unit is built for that: durable tank, easy-access door, and a footprint that fits between staging, dumpsters, and delivery lanes. We size the count to your crew. The rule of thumb is one unit per 10 workers on a 40-hour week; heavier crews or longer shifts get more, and we walk that math with you rather than guessing over the phone.

The free placement visit exists to kill the blind quote. On tight infill lots in Thomas Square, Starland District, or Baldwin Park, the truck needs a clear line to set the unit — and a spot that won't block a concrete pour or a materials drop. On larger builds in Southbridge or new construction around The Landings on Skidaway Island, we place units near the active work zone so crews aren't losing time walking the site. We look at gate width, ground firmness after rain, and where the unit sits relative to your trailer before we commit to a price.

Servicing frequency is the part crews feel. Savannah's summer humidity turns a neglected tank foul fast, so construction units are serviced weekly as standard — pumped, restocked, and wiped down. If your headcount spikes for a framing or pour week, we can add service visits for that stretch and scale back after. This is where the market's chronic failure shows up: units that arrive fine and then get ignored. Our promise is clean units, on time, every time, and the weekly schedule is how we keep it.

Construction rental fits multi-week and multi-month jobs where the same crew returns daily and cost per day matters. If you're running a one-day event in Ardsley Park or Isle of Hope, an event-grade unit and a short-term booking make more sense — cleaner presentation, no monthly commitment. For a build in Georgetown, Parkside, or Victory Heights that runs from foundation through finish, the monthly construction rate is the cheaper, simpler path. When your phase count changes, call and we adjust the unit count on the next service run.