Standard Unit
The one on every job site in Dallas. Ventilated, lockable, serviced weekly. If you’re renting for a crew rather than for guests, stop reading and order these.
Tell us the site and how many people are on it. We’ll work out how many units that actually takes and what the weekly service runs. You don’t have to guess, and you don’t have to call around Dallas for quotes.
Ask early in the week and it’s usually on site before the weekend.
Delivery and the weekly service are already inside the price we quote.
Pumped, sanitized and restocked. Same day each week, not whenever.
A Saturday wedding, or a build that runs eighteen months.
Five units across the Dallas fleet, and most sites end up mixing two of them. A crew needs something different than a wedding does, so here’s what each one is actually for.
The one on every job site in Dallas. Ventilated, lockable, serviced weekly. If you’re renting for a crew rather than for guests, stop reading and order these.
Foot-pump flush and a sanitizer dispenser inside. What you put at a wedding so nobody thinks about it twice.
Ground-level entry, wide door, room to turn a chair. Public events usually require at least one of these.
Twin basins, foot pumps, soap and towels. Goes beside the units, or on its own next to a food stall.
Multiple stalls, climate control, real sinks and mirrors. For the events where a plastic cabin is the thing people remember.
About two minutes. Where it goes, how many people are using it, how long you need it there.
Crew size and run time decide it. You get a unit count back, plus what the weekly service costs.
Set down level and stocked on day one. Then we come back the same day each week until the job wraps.
There’s no single number to post, because four things move it. Here’s what actually changes your quote.
A standard cabin and a climate-controlled restroom trailer are not close on price. Most job sites never need anything above standard.
Crew size and event headcount drive the count. Ordering one too few is the common mistake, and it turns into a service problem by midweek.
A Saturday event and a build running eighteen months are priced differently. Longer terms get better rates per unit.
Weekly is standard and it’s in the price. High-traffic sites that need twice-weekly pump-outs cost more, and we’d rather build that in than have you run short.
Delivery, weekly pump-out, sanitizing and restocking are inside the number we quote. Tell us the crew size or the guest count and you’ll get a real figure back the same day.
Same crew drops the units, services them and picks them up. Nobody hands your site to a third party and loses the schedule.
That’s the part that goes wrong everywhere else. A missed service week on a job site with twenty guys on it becomes a real problem by Thursday, and it’s the complaint we hear about every other operator in Dallas.
Outside the metro line? Ask anyway. Our radius is wider than most.

The five we get most. If yours isn’t here, put it in the notes field and we’ll answer it with your quote.