Minneapolis Porta Pros rents portable toilets, dumpsters, restroom trailers, storage containers, temporary fencing and handwashing stations. Standard units hold 60 to 70 gallons and stand about 92 inches tall. We answer the questions our Minneapolis customers ask most: how many units you need, where to place them, what costs run, and what the rules say.
OSHA requires 1 toilet facility for 20 workers or fewer, then 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers from 20 up to 200, then 1 per 50 at 200 or more, according to OSHA 1926.51(c)(1). Event crowds run different math. A wedding with 150 guests needs more than a construction crew of the same size because events pack usage into shorter time windows. Standard portable toilet rental covers most events. For precise counts, call with your headcount and timeline and we'll size it. OSHA portable toilet requirements go deeper if you're a contractor.
Pick level, compacted ground. Soft soil sinks. A standard unit measures about 44 by 48 inches on the ground, so leave that footprint clear. Units need daylight access but not direct sun for eight hours straight. Keep them 50 feet from wells if you're rural. In Minneapolis, placement in the public right of way needs confirming with the city. Porta potty placement guide walks through access, visibility and site prep. If you're renting ADA accessible units, allow 60 inches of clear turning space around the door per ADA Standards section 304.3.1.
| Duration | Price range |
|---|---|
| Daily | 100 to 350 dollars |
| Weekend | 125 to 400 dollars |
| Weekly | 130 to 500 dollars |
| Monthly | 125 to 325 dollars |
| Event | 200 to 800 dollars |
These are standard unit prices. ADA accessible units run higher because they're built to code. Deluxe flushable models cost more still. Weekly rental always beats daily per unit per day. Porta potty rental cost pages show what delivery and service fees add. Call for a quote tied to your actual dates and location.
Most residential and event rentals don't. Construction sites almost always do. Your city or county planning department handles that, not us. We deliver and service the unit; you or your contractor pull the permit. If placement needs the public right of way, the city confirms placement rules with you. Porta potty permit requirements covers the research you'll do with the city.
One service visit per week is the baseline, per ANSI/PSAI Z4.3, the portable sanitation service standard. Heavy use needs more. Festivals and construction sites often call for twice weekly or three times weekly service. How often are porta potties cleaned explains the math. We work around your schedule. If you need emergency porta potty rental because a unit fills faster than expected, call and we dispatch same day. Minneapolis customers also rent restroom trailers for multi-day events because they hold more and need less frequent service.
We deliver. Delivery fees run 50 to 150 dollars for weekly and monthly rentals depending on distance and setup. Weekend delivery runs higher. You don't move it; we handle that.
Yes. Handwashing station rental is separate. Handwashing requires soap and a towel or hand dryer per 29 CFR 1910.141(d)(2); hand sanitizer alone doesn't meet code.
They do. Trailers cost 150 to 1,650 dollars per week depending on stall count and luxury level. They hold more, need less service, and offer flushing and running water. Restroom trailer rental is a bigger upfront investment but better for multi-day events over 100 people.
A standard unit. Renovations run weeks to months. Home renovation porta potty covers that use case. Monthly pricing beats weekly if you'll rent eight weeks or more.
Farm and agricultural restrooms explains hand-labor rules. If you hire seasonal workers, handwashing near the work area is mandatory. A standard portable toilet plus a portable sink rental covers most farms.
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