Construction Combo Unit
Toilet and handwash in one drop, one delivery fee, one service stop.
Typical Central Texas market range, not a quote. Distance, count and season all move it.
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Specifications
- Contains
- Standard toilet plus handwash station
- Footprint
- Single unit, slightly wider than standard
- Water
- Freshwater tank for the sink
- Delivery
- One drop, one fee
- Service
- Both serviced on the same visit
- Best crew size
- Up to about 10 workers
A standard portable toilet with an integrated handwashing sink. On a small jobsite it collapses two rentals, two delivery fees and two service stops into one, which is usually cheaper than renting the pieces separately.
For crews under about ten people, this is the default correct answer for a jobsite. You meet the sanitation expectation, you get handwashing on site, and you pay one delivery charge instead of two.
Above ten workers the math flips. At that point you are adding standard units anyway, and a separate larger handwash station serving all of them costs less than a combo per toilet.
Remodel contractors working in occupied neighborhoods should note the footprint. A combo is wider than a standard unit and needs a little more curb or driveway. On a tight Austin lot with an HOA that cares, measure before the drop.
The onboard freshwater tank is small. On a full crew it can empty before the weekly service visit. Ask whether the service schedule includes a water top-off or only a waste pump.
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