Straight answers on pricing, unit counts, service schedules, accessibility and site prep — written from what we see on real South Dakota jobs.
Rental length, unit type, service frequency and delivery distance drive nearly every quote. Here is how each one moves the number so you can budget accurately before you call.
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Start with one unit per 50 guests for four hours, then adjust for alcohol, duration, weather and accessibility. This guide shows the full calculation with worked examples.
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A contractor-focused guide to jobsite sanitation: how many units your crew needs, where to place them, how service schedules should work, and how to keep them usable in winter.
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There is no maximum rental period. This guide explains how weekend, monthly and long-term rentals differ in structure, service and cost per week.
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Trailer versus standard units, discreet placement, power and water requirements, and the timeline that keeps restroom delivery from colliding with your other vendors.
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Delivery, placement, stocking, scheduled service and pickup come standard. This guide details what is inside a unit, what you can add, and what falls outside a rental.
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What makes a portable restroom genuinely accessible, how many to include, and why the approach path matters as much as the unit itself.
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Trailers deliver an indoor-restroom experience and need power, water and access. Standard units go almost anywhere for far less. Here is how to decide.
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Clear access, firm level ground, marked utilities and an unlocked gate cover almost everything. Here is the full pre-delivery checklist for homes and jobsites.
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Weekly is the baseline, but crew size, heat, event traffic and unit type all shift it. Learn how to match frequency to real usage and what each visit should cover.
Read the guide →Pricing depends on the type of unit, how long you keep it, how many service visits are scheduled and how far the delivery runs from Harrisburg. A single standard unit for a weekend party sits at the low end, while ADA units, hand washing stations and restroom trailers cost more because of size, stocking and transport. Call (605) 699-0189 with your dates, location and headcount and we will quote the exact configuration instead of a guess.
For construction sites, a few business days is usually plenty. For weekend events between May and September, and for anything during graduation, fair or wedding season, two to four weeks is safer because trailers and ADA units are limited. If your timeline is shorter than that, still call — we route locally out of Harrisburg and can often fit same-week deliveries.
Yes. Delivery, placement, servicing and removal are all handled by our crew. We confirm the drop location before the truck arrives, set the unit on the firmest level spot available and haul it out at the end of the rental. You do not need equipment, a trailer or extra labor on your end.
Our routes cover Sioux Falls, Tea, Brandon, Hartford, Crooks, Dell Rapids, Canton, Beresford and Worthing, plus surrounding communities such as Lennox, Baltic, Garretson, Madison, Salem, Parker and Viborg. If your site sits outside that ring, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can service it on schedule.
Weekly service is the standard for construction and long-term rentals with a normal crew size. Higher-traffic sites, hot summer stretches and busy multi-day events often justify twice-weekly or event-specific service. Every visit includes pumping the tank, rinsing the interior, sanitizing contact surfaces and restocking paper and sanitizer.
A standard rental includes the unit itself, delivery and pickup, an initial stock of toilet paper and hand sanitizer, and scheduled service for the length of the rental. Ventilation, a lockable door, a urinal in most standard models and a non-slip floor come standard. Extras such as handwashing stations, added service visits or additional stocking can be added to any order.
Call (605) 699-0189 and talk to someone who does this every day.
