How far out does Longmont Porta Pros deliver?
Erie sits 13.3 miles south of Longmont, and yes, Longmont Porta Pros reaches it. Delivery to a job site that far runs longer than a drop in town, so factor in a delivery fee on top of your rental rate. A roll-off dumpster needs about 60 feet of straight clearance behind the truck, so scout your site before you call. Placement in the public right of way needs confirming with the city before you rent. Check local rules first, then contact us. We'll haul portable toilet rental, roll-off dumpster rental, storage containers, restroom trailers, septic pumping, temporary fencing and handwashing stations across our service areas.
What size porta potty do I need for a construction job?
Construction crews in Erie work under OSHA 1926.51(c). That means a standard jobsite of 20 workers needs one toilet facility; 40 workers gets you one toilet seat and one urinal; at 200 or more you're adding another urinal per 50 workers. A standard porta potty rental holds 60 to 70 gallons and measures about 44 by 48 inches on the ground, standing roughly 92 inches tall. One service visit per week is the baseline interval under ANSI/PSAI Z4.3, though heavy use sites pump twice weekly. A crew staying dry indoors uses less. If your crew works with paints, coatings, herbicides or insecticides, OSHA 1926.51(f)(1) requires handwashing stations. Soap and actual towels or a hand drying device work; hand sanitizer alone does not. Longmont Porta Pros can bundle the toilet, portable sink and supplies into one package. That cuts your setup time and keeps the site compliant.
Should I rent a restroom trailer instead of a standard unit?
Rent a restroom trailer if your crew is too big for a single stall, if the job runs longer than a few weeks, or if you're billing back to a client who expects better. A 2-stall restroom trailer gives you real plumbing, hot water, climate control and a handwashing sink built in. The trailer runs $150 to $1,650 per week depending on size and how long you keep it. Standard units start around $130 to $500 per week. A deluxe flushable porta potty splits the difference: it's a single unit with a real flush valve and a poured concrete pad underneath, renting weekly at $150 to $290. Most Erie crews use standard units for short jobs, deluxe for longer ones, and trailers when the crew count hits 15 or more. Longmont Porta Pros can talk you through the math based on your crew size and timeline. Delivery is separate from rental.
How often does Longmont Porta Pros service a rented unit?
One visit per week keeps most crews in compliance. Heavy use sites get twice weekly. Your pumping schedule depends on the tank capacity, crew size and how much the toilet gets used. We pull up, empty the tank, restock toilet paper and soap, and swab the unit down. If the job stalls or wraps early, you can cut service or end the rental. Most crews in Erie run on a weekly cadence.
Can I rent for just one day or a weekend?
Yes. A standard unit for a single day runs $100 to $350. A weekend rental (typically Friday through Sunday) costs more per day because the slot is short-term. Event rentals and one-off jobs are our bread and butter. Call with your dates and we'll quote you.
What's included in the rental fee?
The rental covers the unit, the holding tank, a delivery, and one service visit per week. Toilet paper, hand sanitizer and seat covers come standard. If you need handwashing or extra services like second pumping or odor control, those are add-ons. Ask when you call for a quote.
Can I get an ADA-accessible unit?
Yes. An ADA accessible porta potty must have a 36 inch minimum clear width under ADA Standards section 403.5.1, a 32 inch door opening, and a 60 inch turning circle inside. Where units are clustered, at least 5 percent of them must be accessible, and never fewer than one. Longmont Porta Pros stocks ADA units and can tell you how many you need based on your crew. These run higher than standard units but they're required on many jobs.
Do I really need a permit to place a porta potty in Erie?
Placement in the public right of way needs confirming with the city. We don't guess. Confirm local rules first, then we'll place it. If it goes on private property with owner permission, most jobs don't need a permit, but ask the city to be sure. We can help you navigate that call.
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