Salt Lake City Portable Toilet Supplier — Placed On Time, Serviced On Schedule

If you need restrooms for a framing crew, a remodel, or a long site build, choose a standard unit on weekly service — it is the workhorse, it handles 10 to 15 workers per unit between visits, and the monthly rate is the cheapest way to keep a crew on site instead of walking to a gas station. If your headcount jumps or July heat sets in, add pump-outs rather than units; a second weekly service visit costs far less than a second rental. If you are hosting a wedding at This Is The Place Heritage Park or a private yard in Yalecrest, choose a flushable deluxe unit or a restroom trailer — the trade-off is real: a trailer needs a level pad, a towing approach, and usually power and water, but guests walk into a lit interior with a sink and a mirror instead of a plastic box. If access is the problem — a gated subdivision, a narrow one-way in The Avenues, a downtown alley, a 5am drop before a street closes — tell us at booking; we bring the unit in on a smaller truck or hand-set it, but that placement has to be scheduled, not improvised. How many units for 200 guests over four hours? A common planning ratio is one unit per 50 to 75 guests for a four-hour event, which puts that party at three to four units plus one ADA stall and a handwash station; alcohol service pushes the count up. Do I need ADA units? If your event is on public ground in Salt Lake City or open to the public, plan on at least one accessible stall with a ramp-level entry, and confirm the number against your permit.