Standard Portable Toilet Rental
Single-user portable toilets for construction, renovation and gatherings across the District, placed where rowhouse frontage and alleys allow.
Each Washington service is a different job with its own permit route and placement. The services are grouped by the kind of work, from rowhouse construction to Mall events, and each page explains the permit and the placement for that kind.
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The services on this site are grouped by the job: construction on rowhouse and infill lots, the District's special events, the parks and the Mall, and the servicing and hauling that keep the units in use. Each service page gives the permit route, the placement and the servicing for that kind of work.
A call to (888) 351-0294 connects you to a local provider, and the provider confirms which service fits the site and the dates.
Single-user portable toilets for construction, renovation and gatherings across the District, placed where rowhouse frontage and alleys allow.
Accessible portable toilets with wider doors, grab rails and level access, placed to meet the District special event accessibility rule.
Portable toilets for District construction crews on infill lots, rowhouse renovations and mixed-use builds, planned around frontage, alleys and the crew.
Portable toilet placement for rowhouse frontage, rear alleys and narrow side gaps, planned on the lot before the truck is booked.
Restroom planning for a District special event, filed with the Mayor's Special Events Task Group before the public space and park permits.
The District public space permit for portable toilets on the curb, the sidewalk or a closed street, filed through TOPS at least 30 days before the event.
Restroom planning for the spring crowds at the National Cherry Blossom Festival, on the Tidal Basin, the Mall and the paths around them.
Restroom planning for a spring marathon through the District, with units placed at the start, along the course, at the finish and in the runner areas.
Game-day restroom planning for tailgates, the walk in and the approaches to the ballpark on the south-east waterfront.
Restroom planning for events on the National Mall, along the waterfront and at the edge of Capitol Hill, placed on the approved walkways and crowd routes.
Restroom planning for events on DC Parks and Recreation land, where the event brings its own portable toilets under the Parks permit.
Handwash stations for food areas, festivals and construction sites across the District, placed beside the portable toilets and restocked at each visit.
Portable toilets kept on a multi-season build across the District, with the placement, the servicing and the removal planned for the whole job.
Delivery, placement and pickup for portable toilets across the District and the nearby towns, with the truck route planned around streets, bridges and the placement.
Servicing and cleaning for portable toilets across the District, with the visit interval set for the crowd, the crew, the hot summers and the wet springs.
The DC Water waste hauler permit, the vehicle permit and the Blue Plains septage facility that take portable toilet waste in the District.
How Arlington, Alexandria, Montgomery County and Prince George's County each set their own event and public space rules for portable toilets.
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
The construction and rowhouse placement pages cover the side gap, the alley and the curb.
The Mall and waterfront page and the MSETG review page cover the event route.
The DC Parks event page covers the Parks permit route, since the Department does not provide portable toilets.
The hauler and Blue Plains page covers the permit and the approved place.