Portable Toilet Rental & Supply in Ocala, FL — Dropped On Time, Serviced On Schedule

If you need a unit for a framing crew or a slab pour that will sit on site for months, choose a standard portable toilet on a monthly rate with weekly service — it is the lowest cost per day, it handles heat and dust, and nobody minds a plastic unit next to a lumber pile. If you are hosting a wedding at a Meadow Wood Farms barn or a reception in Woodfields, choose a deluxe flushing unit or a restroom trailer instead; guests in good clothes notice a foot-flush bowl, a sink with running water, and interior lighting. The trade-off is real: a restroom trailer costs several times a standard unit for the same weekend and needs level ground, a nearby power outlet or generator, and a truck path wide enough to back a trailer in. If your site has an inspector coming, add an ADA-accessible unit — the wheelchair-accessible model has a wider door and a flat entry, and it is the one that satisfies accessibility requirements on public events and many job sites. If your access is the problem, say so before delivery: a soft sand shoulder in Marion Oaks after a rain, a narrow gate at a Bellechase or Golden Hills property, or a low oak limb over a farm lane all change which unit we bring and where it lands. How many units for 150 guests over five hours? Three standard units is the usual answer, and four if beer and wine are being poured — one of them ADA-accessible, plus a handwash station near the food line. How often should a construction unit be serviced? Once a week for a crew of up to ten. Add a second weekly visit above that headcount, because service frequency, not unit count, is what keeps a job-site restroom usable in Ocala's August heat. Can a unit sit for only one day? Yes. A single-day event drop is our smallest job and starts at the $150 minimum.