Wheelchair Accessible (ADA) Porta-Potty Rentals
Whether you’re planning a public event, running a construction site, or hosting a private gathering, providing an accessible restroom isn’t just often legally required — it’s the right thing to do. Our ADA-compliant porta potties are extra-large, ground-level, and built so every guest or worker can use the restroom comfortably and independently.
What Makes a Porta Potty ADA Compliant
Larger footprint — enough interior space for a wheelchair to turn
Ground-level entry — no steps
Anti-slip flooring
Interior grab bars for stability and transfers
Wider doors that accommodate wheelchairs and walkers
Meets the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines for portable sanitation
When You Need an ADA Unit
Most public events — permits and regulations typically require at least one accessible restroom
Public construction projects — federal and state rules generally mandate accessibility on public works
Government facilities, parks, and municipal events
Any event or site where accessibility is part of your commitment to guests or workers
How Many Accessible Units Does Your Event Need?
The general ADA guideline is that at least 5% of your restrooms should be accessible, with a minimum of one. For a small event or jobsite, that usually means a single ADA unit alongside your standard units. For larger events, you may need multiple. We’ll help you calculate the right count when you call for a quote.
Service and Rental Terms
ADA units are serviced on the same schedule as our other units — pumping, cleaning, sanitizing, and restocking, either weekly or more frequently for high-use sites. Event rentals are priced per weekend; longer-term rentals billed on 28-day cycles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an ADA porta potty at my event?
For most public events in Oregon and Washington, yes — permits and ADA guidelines typically require at least one wheelchair-accessible restroom. Private events have more flexibility, but including one is strongly recommended.
How many ADA porta potties do I need?
The general guideline is at least 5% of your total restroom count should be wheelchair-accessible, with a minimum of one. For most small and mid-sized events, a single ADA unit is enough. Larger events may need more.
Do I need an ADA porta potty on a construction site?
For public-sector construction, yes — federal and state rules generally require at least one accessible unit. For private projects, it depends on the project scope and whether accessible facilities are available elsewhere on site.
Can an ADA porta potty be used by anyone?
Yes. ADA units are larger and more accessible, but they function like any other porta potty and can be used by anyone. Many customers appreciate the extra space even without a specific accessibility need.
What's the difference in cost between a standard and ADA porta potty?
ADA units typically rent at a modest premium over standard units due to their larger size and construction. For most events and projects, the cost difference is small relative to the total rental. Get a quote for your specific project.
How It Works
Step 1: Contact Us
Reach out and let’s talk about your project needs. We promise not to talk crap.
Step 2: Choose Your Units
Pick the porta-potties that suit your site. From basic to deluxe, we’ve got the loo for you.
Step 3: Schedule Delivery
We’ll drop the units at your site, and we won’t leave you in the lurch.
Step 4: Enjoy Hassle-Free Service
We handle all the maintenance, so you can focus on the big jobs, not the dirty ones.
Step 5: Easy Pickup
When you’re done, we’ll swoop in and take them away. No mess, no fuss.Tell us about your event or job site and we’ll send a fast, accurate quote with the right options for your needs.