Address: 5640 Cherry Ave, Long Beach, CA 90805, USA
Phone: +15629126060
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 7AM–5PM
Wednesday: 7AM–5PM
Thursday: 7AM–5PM
Friday: 7AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Build 4 You, Inc
It is such a pleasure knowing you are taken care of and no worries are placed on you when hiring United Rentals. Thom is amazing and literally will go above and beyond to help with any questions or concerns which are pretty much non existent due to their impeccable service. We re a construction company and so we are in constant need of portable restrooms and wash stations and so our demand is high and always met by United Rentals. Please NEVER to be confused with the other "United" company, they are terrible! they will loose your payment or simply apply it to whatever they want. Trust in the good people at United Rentals.
Estimating Team
This is a very reliable service and their personel is really nice and helpful
Jason Mancuso
Brandon went above & beyond to resolve an issue.. Excellent Customer Service.. RARE these days!
Laura Sanchez
The whole staff was polite, professional, and friendly. The rates were good and potty was received and picked up on time. Porta potty was clean too. I will call again for my next event and will recommend United Rentals to everyone I know. Thank you!
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You should have one handwashing station for every four porta potties. Portable sinks or hand sanitizer stations are required if your event includes food service.
A restroom trailer may be worth the extra investment for your event. Restroom trailers are roomier and more luxurious: they have running water, mirrors, laminate flooring and lights. Restroom trailers also have stalls inside, so multiple guests can use the restroom simultaneously, instead of lining up at a single or a few porta potties. If aesthetics and comfort of your guests are the highest priority, a restroom trailer will be ideal for you. However, if you need a quick budget solution for your guests or crew, or you do not have access to water or electric hookups, then porta potties would be the best fit for you.
A good rule of thumb is to have a one portable restroom for every 10 workers for a 40 hour work week, then increase the number of porta potties as your workforce and work hours increase. For 20 workers, you will have two restrooms, 30 workers would need three restrooms and so on. But if you are staffing for multiple shifts per week, each shift will need its own restroom. You'll need two restrooms for 10 day shift workers and 10 workers on night shift. If you are staffing a third shift, you will need a third restroom. Increase at this standard to ensure every 10 workers on each shift gets one porta potty.
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