Ventura Porta Pros handles 8 different rental types for construction sites, events, and emergencies across Ventura. Our customers ask the same questions month after month: how many toilets do you need, what costs what, and can we get something tomorrow. This page answers the ones we hear most.
OSHA 1926.51(c)(1) sets the baseline. For 20 workers or fewer, you need 1 toilet facility. From 20 up to 200 workers, that's 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. At 200 or more, it's 1 per 50. Most jobs in Ventura fall into the 20-to-60 range, which means 1 or 2 units. An event with 200 guests needs different math, call us for that count. Read our guide on how many porta potties do you need for the full breakdown. Standard units have a 60 to 70 gallon holding tank and sit about 92 inches tall. An ADA accessible unit runs 36 inches wide minimum and needs a 60 inch turning circle per ADA Standards section 304.3.1. Placement matters too. A standard unit is about 44 by 48 inches on the ground, so confirm you have the space before we deliver.
A standard porta potty does the job. Flush, paper, hand sanitizer, dark interior. Daily rates run 100 to 350 dollars depending on duration and service level. Standard porta potty rental covers most construction work and shorter events. Deluxe flushable units add a real sink, soap dispenser, and interior lighting. Day rates for deluxe range 85 to 1200 dollars, and weekly goes 150 to 290 dollars. An ADA accessible portable toilet meets ADA Standards section 403.5.1 for a 36 inch minimum clear width and section 213.2, at least 5 percent of your cluster must be accessible, never fewer than one. ADA daily rates run 200 to 400 dollars, weekends 199 to 300 dollars. Ventura Porta Pros delivers all three types same-day if you call before noon.
Trailers start where individual units max out. A 2-stall restroom trailer handles 50 to 75 people per day. A 4-stall handles 100 to 150. An 8-stall handles 250 to 400. Trailers have heated fresh water, flushing toilets, climate control, and sinks with real soap per 29 CFR 1910.141(d)(2). They cost more up front but they're worth it for long events, film shoots in Ventura, or jobs over 3 weeks. Weekly trailer rental runs 150 to 1650 dollars depending on size and features. Delivery needs about 60 feet of straight clearance behind the truck. If your site is tight, call ahead to confirm access.
Septic tank pumping keeps a residential system running. Most tanks pump every 3 to 5 years depending on tank size and household size. A grease interceptor pumps when fats, oils, grease and solids reach 25 percent of the liquid depth. Ventura Porta Pros does both. Septic pumping service runs 150 to 300 dollars on a weekday, weekend service 50 to 150 dollars. Grease trap pumping follows the same rates. If your kitchen smells like standing water or drains back up, don't wait. Emergency calls happen on Saturdays too.
Yes, if you're applying paint, coatings, herbicides, or insecticides. OSHA 1926.51(f)(1) requires washing facilities on site where those materials are in use. A handwashing station gives you running water, soap, and a hand drying device. Sanitizer alone doesn't cut it. For general construction without hazardous contaminants, OSHA 1926.51(a)(1) requires potable water on site but not a dedicated station. Most crews appreciate the option anyway. Daily handwashing station rental runs about 100 to 300 dollars. Port Hueneme, El Rio, and Saticoy customers get same-day delivery.
Absolutely. Most construction sites need both. A 10 yard dumpster holds about 3 to 4 pickup truck loads. A 20 yard holds 6 to 8 loads. Roll-off dumpster weekly rates run 426 to 778 dollars depending on size. Portable toilets and dumpsters are separate line items, so you budget them independently. OSHA 1926.25 requires debris cleared from work areas, and 1926.252 covers waste disposal. We schedule pickups so the two don't interfere. Call Ventura Porta Pros with your timeline and site size and we'll stack them both in.
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