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Plants · Shutdowns · Pipelines · Yards · SheltersIndustrial Portable Restrooms for Denton-Area Sites
- We deliver industrial portable restrooms to plants, yards and right-of-way across Denton County and nearby — check your site ZIP.
- Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat, for standard units and hand-wash stations.
- Standard banks, towable units and restroom trailers — compare industrial options.
- Weekly service included; shutdowns and big crews add visits, with a ticket on every door.
- Itemized quote per site: units, 28-day cycles, service, delivery, pickup, fees and tax.
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Which portable restrooms work on an industrial site?
Industrial sites around Denton use 5 portable restroom types: standard PolyJohn PJN3 units for crews, 2-sink hand-wash stations, deluxe units with a sink for office trailers, towable trailer-mounted units for crews that move, and restroom trailers for long shutdowns or shelters. The right mix depends on crew size, power and how often the work area moves.
| Unit | Industrial use | Needs | Limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard PolyJohn PJN3 | Crew banks at plants, yards, laydown areas | Level ground, 43.5" × 47" pad | Sanitizer only, no sink |
| Hand-wash station (PolyJohn Bravo) | Next to every bank; required near contaminant work | Level ground; about 34 gal fresh water | Refilled on service visits |
| Deluxe unit (PolyJohn Fleet) | Site office, visitors, inspectors | Level ground | Lighter duty than a crew bank |
| Towable trailer-mounted unit | Pipelines, utility crews, road work, big ranches | A truck with a hitch on your side | Call us to pump it before moving once used |
| Restroom trailer | Long turnarounds, shelters, management areas | Level spot, 20–30 ft, 120V outlet within 100 ft | Not for soft ground or no power |
How many portable restrooms does a plant shutdown or turnaround need?
Construction and maintenance contractors on a plant shutdown follow OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) Table D-1: 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, then 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. A 150-person turnaround needs at least 4 standard units. We suggest 6, plus hand-wash stations, because shift changes and breaks bunch everyone up.
Worked example: 150 contractors, 12-hour shifts, 3 weeks
- 150 workers ÷ 40 = 3.75. Round up to 4 seats + 4 urinals = 4 standard units (legal minimum).
- Our recommendation: 6 units in 2 banks near the gate and the break tent.
- Hand washing: 1 station per bank minimum; more if crews handle coatings or chemicals (1926.51(f)).
- Service: 12-hour shifts mean heavy use. Plan 2–3 visits a week, timed between shifts.
Permanent plant restrooms fall under the general industry rule, 29 CFR 1910.141, not Table D-1. Ask your safety manager which rule covers your contractors. Read the OSHA 1926.51 text or our OSHA porta potty requirements guide.
OSHA jobsite toilet calculator
Source: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c), Table D-1. Legal minimum shown; confirm site rules with your GC or permit office.
How do portable restrooms work for pipeline and utility crews that move?
Pipeline and utility crews that move every few days use towable trailer-mounted units or a standard unit at each staging yard, serviced weekly on our route. OSHA 1926.51(c)(4) exempts mobile crews with transportation readily available to nearby toilets. When the nearest restroom is far away, a towable unit keeps 1 toilet with the crew.
- Send each staging location as a Google Maps pin or GPS coordinates.
- Name a contact per site: the foreman's cell for the driver.
- Tow carefully. A used unit should be pumped before a long move; call us and we pump it on the next route.
- Text the new pin to (940) 275-3799 each time the crew moves, so service follows.
- Call for pickup per unit as each segment finishes.
callers asked for same-day delivery. One was an underground utility crew across a creek with no street address. GPS coordinates and a named on-site contact got the unit there the same day.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.
Restrooms for a plant, yard or crew?
Call with the site list, crew size and shift pattern. We return a unit count, service plan and one itemized quote per site.
Can you service portable restrooms at several sites for one company?
Yes. Brandon Rental Works services portable restrooms at multiple sites for 1 business, with each site on its own pin, contact and weekly service visit. Every site follows 28-day billing with weekly service included. Business accounts may get invoicing instead of autopay by card.
| Account setup | How it works |
|---|---|
| Site list | ZIP or pin, contact name and cell, gate rules for each site. |
| Service route | Each site joins our weekly route; extra visits on request. |
| Service record | A dated ticket hangs in every unit after each visit. |
| Billing | 28-day cycles per site; business invoicing may be available. |
| Adding or ending a site | Call or text (940) 275-3799; pickup within 1–2 business days. |
callers were businesses or organizations: contractors, a farm company, churches and a county emergency office. One landscape company asked about contract terms, notice and service at a second nearby area before price.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.What does your driver need to enter an industrial site safely?
Our driver needs 4 things to enter an industrial site safely: your gate hours and check-in steps, the escort and PPE rules for visitors, a marked drop spot away from forklift and haul traffic, and a truck path about 10–11 feet wide with 12 feet of overhead clearance. Send them before the first delivery.
- Check-in: guard shack, sign-in sheet, badge or escort requirements.
- PPE: tell us what visitors must wear on your site, and we note it for the driver.
- Traffic: keep units out of forklift lanes, loader swing and haul roads.
- Overhead: conveyors, pipe racks and power lines under 12 feet block the truck.
- Ground: concrete, asphalt or packed gravel; no soft fill.
- Wind: open yards catch March–June storms; we stake or strap units on request.
Gravel yards and warehouses
Dust and heat are the two issues. Place units upwind of crushers and stockpiles where you can, and in shade near the scale house or dock. Denton's July highs average about 96°F, so yards with 10+ workers should add a second weekly service in summer.
Warehouse docks: keep the unit off the dock apron so trucks can back in, and leave 3 feet clear at the door.
How often are industrial portable restrooms serviced?
Industrial portable restrooms get 1 service visit a week, included in the 28-day rate. Crews of 11 to 20 per unit, 12-hour shifts, dusty yards and summer heat usually need 2 or more visits a week. Each visit pumps the 60-gallon tank, sanitizes the unit, restocks supplies and leaves a dated ticket.
| Site condition | Visits per unit we suggest |
|---|---|
| Up to 10 workers, 40-hr week | 1× weekly (included) |
| 11–20 workers per unit | 2× weekly |
| 12-hour shifts or 6-day weeks | 2–3× weekly |
| 10+ workers, June–September | 2× weekly |
| Shelter or 24-hour use | Daily |
Jobsite basics
Crew counts, the 28-day cycle and supplier no-shows are covered in depth on the construction site toilet page.
How far ahead should I book restrooms for a shutdown?
Book shutdown restrooms 1–2 weeks before the contractor crews arrive, so units are set and checked before day 1. Standard units and hand-wash stations can go out the same day when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Restroom trailers and large banks need more notice, usually at least next-day.
- 2 weeks out: send peak headcount, shift pattern, site map and gate rules.
- 1 week out: approve the itemized quote and service plan per area.
- 2–3 days out: mark each bank location; confirm check-in steps for the driver.
- During the shutdown: call or text to add units or visits as headcount grows.
- Demob: call for pickup by area. Units leave within 1–2 business days.
Can you supply restroom trailers and hand-wash stations for an emergency shelter?
Yes. Brandon Rental Works supplies restroom trailers, standard units and hand-wash stations for emergency shelters. A county emergency management office in our call logs needed restrooms for about 463 evacuees. Shelter use runs all day, so our method of 1 unit per 25 people for events over 8 hours gives a starting count.
Worked example: 463 evacuees, all-day shelter
- Our house method for use over 8 hours: 463 ÷ 25 = 18.5. Round up to 19 toilets.
- The caller's own planning figure was 1 restroom per 75 people: 463 ÷ 75 = 6.2, or 7 restrooms. They asked for about 4 trailers with 7 restrooms.
- Accessibility: at least 5% per cluster, minimum 1 wheelchair-accessible unit at each restroom area.
- Hand washing: food is served at shelters, so plan 1 hand-wash station per 2 toilets.
- Service: daily, because shelter use does not stop.
Your emergency plan sets the final number; we show both counts so your team can choose. Restroom trailers need a level spot, 20–30 feet of room and a 120V outlet within 100 feet.
Short-term emergencies
Plumbing outages, septic backups and storm damage at homes and offices are covered on our short-term and emergency rental page.
Industrial and emergency restroom questions
How fast can you get restrooms to an evacuation shelter?
How many restrooms per person for a large group?
Do you have toilets on a towable trailer?
Do you service multiple job sites in another nearby town?
Can the rental be billed to our company with a PO?
Do you rent porta potties for a gravel pit or quarry?
What do you need to get a truck through our plant gate?
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Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Your quote lists the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax — before you pay.
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