Book handwashing stations anywhere in the U.S. with clear pricing and one dispatch number: (844) 329-3393. Partners handle local delivery, servicing, and hauling while Porta Potty Central keeps quote details consistent from city to city.
How nationwide handwashing stations works
Porta Potty Central is not a single local hauler. We coordinate licensed partners in each market. That model lets you quote handwashing stations in multiple cities without rebuilding vendor lists every time a job moves.
Every quote should state delivery date, pickup or service schedule, rental length, and allowances (tonnage for dumpsters, pump frequency for restrooms). If those items are missing, ask before you book.
Planning your rental timeline
Short cleanouts may need only a 7–10 day window; construction and demolition phases often run 14–30 days with mid-rental swaps. Events should book delivery 24–48 hours before doors open so technicians can stage units and test handwash stations.
Weather, holidays, and permit approvals can shift dates, build a buffer and call dispatch if your site is not ready when the truck is scheduled.
What matters most for sanitation, OSHA-minded counts, and guest experience
Construction sites should document unit counts relative to crew size; events should account for alcohol service, longer run times, and ADA access paths.
Handwashing stations and sanitizer stands are often required alongside restrooms, bundle them on the same order when your inspector or venue contract expects them.
Who this service is for
Construction and demolition sites. Food festivals and farmers markets. Medical outreach and vaccination events. Disaster response staging.
If your project spans multiple sites, one call can line up parallel deliveries in different cities through the same coordinator.
What is included in your quote
Fresh water tank and waste containment. Soap and paper replenishment on service. Placement near restroom banks. Quantity guidance per crew size.
Add-ons such as locks, extra cleaning, or additional tonnage are quoted explicitly when they apply.
Frequently asked questions
OSHA construction guidance often pairs one station with a set of units, share crew size and we recommend a layout.
Most use foot-pump or gravity systems without electricity. Trailer units may differ.