New Home Construction
Full-build sanitation from foundation through finish work, adjusted as phases change.
Sanitation built around how a job site actually runs — flexible scheduling, multi-unit delivery, and units tough enough for daily use.
Job Site Sanitation
A construction site has its own rhythm — crews rotating in and out, phases overlapping, timelines shifting with weather and material delivery. Portable sanitation on a job site needs to flex with all of that, not fight against it. Our construction site toilet rentals are built around real job-site logistics: reliable delivery windows that respect your schedule, service visits timed to actual crew size rather than a rigid default, and durable units that hold up to daily heavy use across weeks or months on-site.
We work with general contractors, subcontractors, developers, and individual trade crews across O'Fallon and St. Charles County, and we understand that job-site sanitation is rarely a one-time order. Projects extend, crew counts change, and sometimes a unit needs to move to a different part of the site as work progresses. Our team stays in contact throughout your rental — not just at delivery and pickup — so adjustments are a phone call away instead of a renegotiation.
For larger sites, we coordinate multi-unit deliveries in a single trip, positioned according to your site plan and OSHA-adjacent best practices for worker access. We'll talk through your site layout, expected crew size, project duration, and any phased build-out that might call for units to be relocated partway through — foundation and framing phases often need units in a different spot than finish work, for example — and build a plan that keeps sanitation out of your way while staying genuinely accessible to every worker on-site.
Standard units are the most common choice for construction sites because of their durability and simple, no-hookup placement, but many long-term projects choose to upgrade a portion of their units to deluxe flushable models for crew comfort during multi-month builds, or add ADA-accessible units when the site welcomes inspectors, clients, or public visitors. We can mix and match unit types within a single order to match exactly what your project needs — you're not locked into one unit type across the whole site.
Service frequency is where job-site rentals differ most from short-term event rentals. A busy 20-person crew working five or six days a week needs a meaningfully different service schedule than a two-person crew on a slower renovation. We set your initial schedule based on crew size and project type, then adjust as needed — increasing frequency during busy phases, and scaling back if the crew count drops during a lull. You're never paying for a service level that doesn't match what's actually happening on-site.
If your project timeline stretches beyond a few months, ask about our long-term and monthly rental agreements, which are built specifically for extended projects and include routine servicing as part of the arrangement rather than something you have to re-coordinate every few weeks.
Full-build sanitation from foundation through finish work, adjusted as phases change.
Multi-unit delivery and scheduled servicing sized to larger crews.
Durable placement along active work corridors, with ADA units available for public-facing sites.
Right-sized sanitation for smaller crews working on occupied properties.
Early-phase units that can relocate as grading and excavation progress.
Sanitation coordinated across overlapping subcontractor schedules.
The same straightforward process whether you need one unit or a full multi-unit layout.
Call, email, or use our contact form with your location, dates, and unit needs.
We confirm placement, quantity, and a delivery window that fits your schedule.
Units arrive cleaned, stocked, and positioned exactly where you need them.
We service on a schedule matched to your usage, then pick up when you're done.
We recommend booking as soon as you have a confirmed start date, especially for larger projects needing multiple units. That said, we understand job sites move fast and we work to accommodate shorter-notice requests whenever possible.
Yes. As your project moves through different phases, we can relocate units to stay accessible to wherever the active work is happening — just give us a call to coordinate.
It depends on crew size and project type, but weekly service is a common starting point for mid-size crews, with more frequent visits available for larger sites or those with higher usage.
Definitely — many sites combine standard units for general crew use with an ADA-accessible unit for visitors or public access, and some add deluxe units for long-term crew comfort.
Yes, see our long-term and monthly rental agreements, which are built specifically for extended construction timelines with routine servicing included.
Tell us your location and timeline — we'll follow up with a straightforward quote.