Construction Porta Potty Rental in Seattle

Built Around How Seattle Sites Actually Run

Between the tower work downtown, the warehouse build-out through the Kent Valley, light rail extensions running north and east, and the constant residential infill across the Eastside, this metro keeps more crews on the ground than almost anywhere its size. What those sites have in common is mud from October through May, tight laydown space, and a schedule where nobody has time to babysit a restroom vendor.

Servicing You Don’t Have to Chase

Every job-site unit goes on a set route. We pump, sanitise, restock paper and sanitizer, and haul waste to a licensed treatment facility — on the same day each week so your crew knows when to expect us. Sites running double shifts or a big pour can add days without renegotiating anything.

Counts, Placement and Paperwork

The working rule is one unit per ten workers on a forty-hour week, plus a handwashing station wherever there’s food, concrete or dust. We’ll place units inside the fence line where they won’t block a swing radius or a delivery lane, and certificates of insurance are available on request for GCs who need one on file before we roll.