Service Areas in Milwaukee, WI

Do rentals meet code in every town we serve?

Yes. The specs travel with the unit, so an OSHA count in West Allis matches one in Mequon. On construction jobs, OSHA 1926.51(c) sets one toilet for up to 20 workers, then adds seats and urinals as the crew grows. Our OSHA requirements guide walks through it, and the how many do I need page helps you count.

A standard unit carries a 60 to 70 gallon tank and stands about 92 inches tall. For accessible sites, ADA Standards section 213.2 requires at least one accessible unit per cluster, and our ADA accessible porta potty meets the 36 inch route in ADA section 403.5.1. Handwashing under 29 CFR 1910.141(d)(2) needs soap and towels, not just sanitizer, which is why our handwashing station rental ships stocked.

Placement in a Milwaukee public way needs a permit. The city's Chapter 115, Street Construction and Work on Public Ways, and the Department of Public Works govern it, but we cannot confirm the exact fee or permit name, so check with the city before you block a curb. Our placement guide and permit requirements page cover the rest. Winter deliveries hold up through Milwaukee's 46.9 inches of average snow; see porta potty in winter.

How far will you drive for a delivery?

Our measured range runs from Wauwatosa at 3.8 miles out to Oak Creek at 19.5 miles south of Milwaukee. If your site sits between those towns or just past one, call us. We route the service areas daily and can usually add a stop without a separate trip charge.

Is delivery cheaper if I am closer to Milwaukee?

Usually, yes. The delivery fee scales with distance, so a Wauwatosa drop at 3.8 miles sits near the $100 low end while a Franklin run at 14.2 miles lands higher. The rental rate itself does not change by town. Only the delivery leg moves.

Can I get a dumpster and a toilet on the same delivery?

Yes, when both fit the route. A roll-off needs about 60 feet of straight clearance behind the truck, so we confirm access first. Pair a 10 yard dumpster with a standard unit, or add a storage container for a full site setup.

Do you serve events outside the city core?

We do. Festivals, races and tournaments in the suburbs all get covered. A festival restroom setup, a marathon and race route, or a golf tournament in Brookfield or Mequon all run the same trucks that serve downtown Milwaukee.

What if I need septic pumping in a suburb?

We handle that across the service area. Wisconsin DNR licenses all septage work under ch. NR 113, and a residential tank is typically pumped every 3 to 5 years. Book septic pumping service or, if it is urgent, emergency septic service.