Construction Porta Potty Rental in Oxnard
Jobsite porta potties for Oxnard builders, remodelers, roofers, solar and utility crews. Units are sized to Cal/OSHA rules, billed every 28 days and pumped, cleaned and restocked weekly. Same-day delivery when your crew shows up before the toilet does.
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- Same-day delivery
- Weekly cleaning included
- Itemized quotes
- Open Mon–Sat 7–7
- Your area?Every Oxnard jobsite; same day across Ventura County.
- How fast?Same day when you call by 1 pm, Monday–Saturday.
- Right unit?Standard units; add hand-wash stations at 1 per 2 toilets.
- Cleaning?Weekly pump-out, scrub and restock; twice weekly on request.
- Full cost?28-day rate, one trip charge, tax. Itemized up front.
How many porta potties does a construction site need in California?
California construction sites need at least 1 toilet for every 20 workers of each sex. This is Cal/OSHA Title 8 §1526. A site with fewer than 5 workers can use 1 all-gender single-user toilet. A 30-worker crew of men needs 2 toilets. Count the busiest day, not the average day.
| Workers on site (each sex counted) | Legal minimum (Cal/OSHA §1526) | What we suggest |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 workers | 1 all-gender single-user toilet | 1 standard unit, weekly service |
| 5–20 workers | 1 toilet per 20 of each sex | 1 unit per 20 + 1 hand-wash station |
| 21–40 workers | 2 per sex group of 21–40 | 2 units; twice-weekly service in summer heat |
| 41–60 workers | 3 per sex group of 41–60 | 3 units + 2 hand-wash stations |
Source: Cal. Code Regs. Title 8, §1526 — "one separate toilet facility … for each 20 employees or fraction thereof of each sex." Federal OSHA uses 29 CFR 1926.51. This is general information, not legal advice; confirm with your safety officer.
What does a monthly jobsite rental include?
A monthly jobsite porta potty rental includes the unit for 28 days and one service visit each week. Each visit pumps the tank, scrubs and sanitizes the inside, refills deodorizer and restocks paper and sanitizer. The rental renews every 28 days until you call for pickup.
- DeliveryOne trip charge covers drop-off and the final pickup.
- Weekly serviceSame weekday each week. Tell us your gate hours.
- Moves on siteNeed it moved for the pour or the roof? Call and we schedule a move.
- PickupCall with your end date. Billing stops on pickup day.
Oxnard jobsite tips that save a second trip charge
Most extra jobsite charges come from blocked access. A locked gate, a dumpster parked in the drop spot or a crew that moved the unit behind a trench means the driver cannot service it. Give us the gate code, a contact phone and a spot the truck can reach within 25 feet.
- Street placement: a unit in the street or on the sidewalk needs a City of Oxnard encroachment permit. Keep it on the lot.
- Santa Ana winds: on open lots we stake or strap units. Do not unstrap them to move them.
- Coastal tracts: sand at Oxnard Shores and Hollywood Beach needs plywood under the unit.
- Heat inland: crews of 10+ in Simi Valley, Moorpark or Santa Clarita in summer do better with twice-weekly service.
- Hand washing: add a hand-washing station; Cal/OSHA §1527 covers washing facilities.
Construction porta potty questions
Can I get a porta potty delivered to my jobsite today?
Yes. Call by 1 pm Monday through Saturday and a standard unit can usually reach an Oxnard jobsite the same day. A rush fee may apply and is listed on your quote before you pay.
Do you charge for a full month if I only need it for a week?
No. Short jobs can use our short-term rate. Jobs longer than about a week usually cost less on the 28-day rate because weekly service is included. We quote both so you can compare.
Can you service the unit more than once a week?
Yes. Crews of 10 or more, summer heat and food trucks on site fill units faster. We can add a second weekly visit, and each extra visit is listed on the invoice.
Can a jobsite porta potty be locked after hours?
Yes. We can fit a padlock hasp on request. You supply the lock and give us a key or code so the technician can service it each week.
Who is responsible if the unit is damaged or tipped?
The renter is responsible for damage, vandalism, fire or tipping beyond normal use. Staking or strapping on windy lots helps. Our rental terms list the details.
Get an itemized quote
Tell us five things and we text or call back with one itemized price.
Answered live Mon–Sat 7 am–7 pm.
What your quote lists, line by line
- Unit rental — per event or per 28-day cycle
- Delivery and pickup — one combined trip charge
- Servicing — weekly pump-out, wash and restock on 28-day rentals
- Rush fee — only if you ask for same-day delivery
- Sales tax — California tax for your delivery address
Nothing is added after delivery unless you ask for extra service or a unit is damaged. Read the rental terms and cancellation policy before you book.
