A site without proper sanitation is a site running on borrowed time.
Click Here to Call (888) 341-5226Two general contractors in Dayton, WA broke ground on the same Monday last spring. Both had crews of twelve. Both rented porta potties from sanitation companies in the same metro.
The first GC went with the cheapest quote. Unit arrived two days late. Service truck didn't show until the second week. By week three, the unit was unusable. Crew was walking off-site to find a bathroom. The project lost six work hours per day to bathroom breaks alone. By week eight, the GC was looking for a replacement vendor.
The second GC paid roughly 18% more upfront. Unit arrived the day before mobilization. Service truck ran the route every Tuesday from week one. Crew never lost a shift hour. The project came in on schedule.
The cheaper rental cost the first GC about $4,300 in lost labor over twelve weeks. The "more expensive" rental saved the second GC every dollar of that. This is the difference between buying a porta potty and buying a porta potty service. We sell the second one.
Heavy-duty units rated for high-volume crew use. Weekly servicing built into the contract. Default setup for crews of five to ten.
Combo placements that meet hand-wash requirements on most municipal and federally funded projects in Dayton, WA.
Wheelchair-accessible units that meet federal accessibility standards. Required on certain public works projects.
Multi-unit deployments for crews of fifteen-plus, with twice-weekly or daily servicing.
For projects running ninety days or longer. Monthly billing and fixed servicing schedule.
Sanitation and waste management on a single contract with one point of contact.
Every unit is visually inspected at the yard the morning of dispatch.
I won't service a job site less often than the crew size demands.
Every visit generates a written log. No billing for visits not made.
Damaged unit or emergency? Call goes straight to me.
OSHA's baseline is one unit per 20 workers, but most working sites in Dayton, WA do better — typically one unit per 10 workers, plus hand-wash stations on bonded projects.
Weekly is the standard floor for crews up to ten. Twice weekly for crews up to twenty. Daily service available for high-volume sites.
Yes. Our delivery crews place units in compliance with OSHA 1926.51 by default.
Long-term rentals (90 days or more) qualify for monthly billing rates that run roughly 30% below short-term pricing.
Call me. Replacement on-site within 24 hours, often same-day during business hours.
"I've used four different porta potty companies in Dayton... Barber's is the only one whose owner has personally walked one of my job sites before delivering."
— Camille Houghton, General Contractor
"Lost a unit to vandalism on a Saturday night. Called Barber's at 7 a.m. Sunday. Replacement was on-site by noon."
— Roland Pickerell, Site Foreman
"OSHA inspector showed up unannounced... We had service logs going back to mobilization... Barber's documentation was the reason."
— Naomi Stenhouse, Municipal Project Lead
Dayton routes fill in 30-day blocks. Lock in your construction site rental today. Owner-operated response you can count on.
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