Construction Porta Potty Rental in Tulsa
Job site toilets that meet OSHA counts, get cleaned every week, and bill every 28 days with no pickup fee at the end.
- Same-day by 1 p.m.
- Weekly cleaning included
- No fuel or card fees
The 5 things you need to know, answered
- Delivery area
- New-home lots, commercial pads and road jobs across Tulsa and up to about 80 miles out.
- Arrival
- Same day Mon–Sat if ordered by 1 p.m.; next day if booked by 4 p.m.
- Which unit
- 1 standard unit covers up to 10 workers; add a hand-wash station for painting or food prep.
- Cleaning
- Weekly pump, scrub, restock and deodorizer on the same weekday. Twice-weekly service on request in summer.
- Full cost
- $185 per 28 days plus $85 delivery once, so $270 to start. No pickup or fuel fee.
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Call now(918) 217-1414How much does a construction porta potty cost in Tulsa?
A standard construction porta potty costs $185 per 28-day cycle in Tulsa, plus a one-time $85 delivery and pickup fee, so the first invoice is $270. Weekly cleaning is included. A wheelchair-accessible job site unit costs $250 per cycle, and a hand-wash station costs $155 per cycle with weekly refills.
- Short jobs: roof tear-offs, painting and remodels of 4–7 days use the $195 one-week rate with delivery and pickup in Zone 1.
- After 28 days: partial cycles bill by the week at $50, so a 5-week job is not charged for 8.
- 5 or more units: $10 off each unit every cycle.
- Business accounts: net-15 invoicing with PO numbers after approval.
Full list: porta potty rental prices.
How many porta potties does OSHA require on a job site?
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) requires at least 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers. A site with 20 or more workers needs 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. A site with 200 or more needs 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers. Toilets should be close enough for a short walk.
| Crew size | OSHA minimum | What most Tulsa crews rent |
|---|---|---|
1–10 | 1 toilet | 1 standard unit |
11–20 | 1 toilet | 2 units in summer |
21–40 | 1 seat + 1 urinal | 2–3 units |
41–80 | 2 seats + 2 urinals | 4–5 units |
The legal text is in OSHA 1926.51. The right column is a comfort guide, not a legal rule. Each standard unit already has a seat and a urinal. For bigger crews, see the porta potty sizing guide.
What happens at each weekly job site service?
Each weekly service visit takes about 10 minutes per unit and follows the same 5 steps: pump the tank, scrub and sanitize the seat, floor and walls, restock toilet paper and hand sanitizer, recharge the deodorizer, and refill any hand-wash water. The truck comes on the same weekday every week.
- Pump the 60-gallon waste tank to empty.
- Scrub and sanitize seat, urinal, floor and door handle.
- Restock 2 or more rolls of toilet paper and the sanitizer dispenser.
- Add fresh blue deodorizer charge, or brine November–March.
- Refill hand-wash water and soap, and empty the gray water.
In July and August, when Tulsa highs average 93°F, crews of 10 or more often move to twice-weekly service. Waste goes to a permitted wastewater treatment facility, as Oklahoma DEQ rules require for portable-toilet waste.
Where should a porta potty go on a construction site?
Place a job site porta potty on level, firm ground within about 50 feet of where a service truck can park. Gravel or a driveway apron beats a bare lot. Keep it 10 feet from dumpsters and material drops, and away from the path of concrete trucks and lifts.
- New subdivision lots turn to mud after rain. A spot by the curb keeps weekly service on schedule.
- Open lots in May storm season can be staked or strapped at no charge.
- Mark the spot with a flag or paint. Gate codes go on the order.
- Do not move the unit. Call and the driver relocates it.
Washing stations for paint, coating or chemical work fall under 1926.51(f). See hand-washing station rental.
Where can you get construction around Tulsa?
Construction rentals are delivered across Tulsa and to towns up to about 80 miles out. The 13 towns below are in Zone 1, with no travel charge and a 1 p.m. same-day cutoff. Farther towns and all 17 counties are listed on the service area page.
- Broken Arrow
- Owasso
- Jenks
- Bixby
- Sand Springs
- Sapulpa
- Glenpool
- Claremore
- Catoosa
- Coweta
- Skiatook
- Collinsville
- Mannford
Counties
Job site porta potty questions
These 6 answers start with the question renters ask first here: can i skip weekly service to pay less. Each answer gives the number or rule up front, then the conditions, so you can book without a second call.
Can I skip weekly service to pay less?
Weekly service is built into the $185 cycle and the price stays the same either way. Service keeps the tank from overflowing and keeps the site within OSHA's sanitary rules. A crew of 3 still fills a 60-gallon tank in about 2 weeks.
Our porta potty supplier did not show up. Can you deliver today?
Order by 1 p.m. Monday–Saturday and a unit can reach Tulsa-area job sites the same day. The same-day fee is $75 per order. Give the address, gate code and a site contact so the driver does not have to call around.
Can I put two job sites on one order?
Two nearby sites can share one order when the same truck can reach both on one route. Each unit still bills its own cycle, but the delivery fee is charged once for the order.
Do you invoice contractors with a PO number?
Contractors can apply for a business account with net-15 invoicing and PO numbers on every bill. Homeowners and one-time renters pay by card at booking.
Is there a fee when the job ends?
The end of a job carries no removal fee. The one-time $85 fee covers both delivery and pickup. Call the day the job wraps up and billing stops that day.
Do you have a porta potty with a sink for job sites?
A standard unit with a hand sink inside costs $225 per 28 days. For crews that handle paint, mortar or food, a separate 2-sink hand-wash station at $155 per cycle serves more people at once.
More questions on delivery, billing and placement: read all 86 porta potty rental answers.
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Call now(918) 217-1414Same-day cutoff: 1 p.m. in Tulsa and nearby towns, 11 a.m. for towns 25–80 miles out, Monday–Saturday. Forms are answered within 1 business hour.