Construction Specific Restroom Equipment
With All American Waste services the process to rent a portable toilet or a portable trailer is quite simple.
If you have an emergency or need a unit immediately your best choice is to call 1-800-560-4381 our customer service representatives will go over the entire process and get you a quote.
Otherwise you may want to use our quote form. Please follow the instructions on the right side of the page. The staff will get back to you with a quote or if they require additional information they will call or e-mail.
Port-O-Let High Rise Portable Toilet
Semi-enclosed Portable Toilet usually constructed of injection molded plastic. Open at the top, modesty panels on 3 sides with a door on the 4th side. Lighter weight and less bulk, generally used on high-rise construction sites where a crane is used to lower the unit for servicing. The port-o-let high rise unit is manufactured by PolyJohn.
Portable Toilet with Shower Trailers
Exterior usually constructed of sheet metal, mounted to a trailer with hitch. Interiors vary from functional to elaborate. Number of shower heads per unit varies between manufacturers. Sizes of fresh water reservoirs and grey water holding tanks vary between manufacturers.
Portable Shower Trailers
Number of shower heads per unit varies. You may get them with 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16 and 28 heads. The more heads the larger the unit. Sizes of fresh water reservoirs and grey water holding tanks vary between manufacturers.
View Interior and LayoutPortable Sink
Injection molded plastic construction. A wash station can have 1, 2 or 4 sinks. Each sink is operated by foot pump and is usually stocked with dispensed soap and paper towels. Fresh water is pumped from one reservoir. Grey water is discharged to a second reservoir. Requires placement where truck can approach to within 25' for servicing.
Holding Tank
Stationary reservoir constructed of injection molded plastic. Can hold potable, black and grey water. Standard sizes are 150 gal, 250 gal, 500 gal and 1000 gal. Used in temporary settings such as construction site job trailers. Require placement where truck can approach to within 25' for servicing.
Collection Trays
Required in some states. Portable toilets are placed inside tray to collect run-off when servicing. Run-off is then sucked up into service truck.
