Construction Site Toilet Rentals

Every general contractor in Central Connecticut knows the sanitation line item is not optional — it is a legal requirement under OSHA regulations and a practical necessity for keeping a crew productive and healthy through a long build. New Britain Portable Sanitation Group has supplied construction site toilets to contractors across New Britain, Berlin, Southington, and greater Hartford County for years, and we understand what a job site actually needs versus what a brochure promises.

Job sites are rough on equipment, and our construction-grade units are built for exactly that reality. Reinforced resin construction, sturdy steel door hardware, and a stable base designed to handle constant foot traffic mean our units hold up through months of daily use by crews in work boots carrying tools. When a site is exposed to wind — a common issue on cleared lots and elevated builds — we offer anchor and tie-down kits to keep units secure and prevent tip-overs that can damage a unit or, worse, cause a spill.

OSHA sanitation standards require employers to provide adequate toilet facilities based on crew size, and the general guidance scales from one unit per ten workers up to one unit per twenty workers depending on shift length and site conditions. We help contractors calculate the right unit count for their specific crew size and schedule so they stay compliant without over-ordering and paying for capacity they do not need. As your crew size changes through different phases of a project, we can add or remove units with a simple phone call.

Multi-phase commercial builds are where our flexible contract terms really pay off. A foundation phase might need two units for a small excavation crew, while the framing and finishing phases bring in triple the headcount and justify additional units, sometimes paired with a hand wash station or an ADA-accessible unit to meet a specific project specification. We structure contracts to flex with your schedule rather than locking you into a fixed unit count for the life of the project.

Road, utility, and municipal crews present a different challenge: sites that move. Rather than a fixed job-site address, a road crew might be working a mile of highway over several weeks, shifting location every few days. We coordinate relocation schedules with project superintendents so units are always positioned where the active crew is working, not sitting empty a half-mile down the road from where anyone actually needs them.

Servicing on active construction sites follows a weekly default schedule for most contracts, though high-crew-count sites or sites running double shifts often move to twice-weekly service to keep pace with usage. Every service visit includes a full pump-out, tank treatment, interior cleaning, and restocking — the same standard we apply across our entire fleet, because a neglected unit becomes a health and morale problem fast on an active job site.

Demolition and heavy construction sites also raise a specific concern: durability against vandalism and rough handling by non-crew members after hours. Our vandal-resistant unit option adds reinforced locking hardware and tamper-resistant panels for sites in high-traffic or high-visibility areas, giving contractors one less thing to worry about when the crew goes home for the night.

Billing for construction accounts is built around how contractors actually operate: consolidated monthly invoicing across multiple units and job sites, straightforward quotes with no hidden delivery or environmental fees, and account management that makes it easy to add a unit to a new job site without starting an entirely new contract from scratch.

If you are bidding a project or already breaking ground, call New Britain Portable Sanitation Group at (860) 891-3990 to set up a construction sanitation plan that scales with your crew and timeline. We deliver fast, service reliably, and keep your site compliant from groundbreaking to final walkthrough.