Key facts
- Our stations are two-sided with foot pumps, so two people wash at once without touching a handle.
- Each holds about 22 gallons of fresh water — roughly 200–250 hand washes — plus soap and paper towels.
- No hose or power needed; gray water is caught in a separate tank.
- Delivered on the same truck as your units, so delivery is charged once per drop.
When do I need a separate hand-washing station?
Add one wherever people eat, serve food or handle tools: food lines, vendor rows, concession tents and crew break areas. Plan one two-sided station for every 3–4 toilets, plus one at each food line. For a single unit at home, a porta potty with a sink inside is usually the better buy.
“We would need a one hand-washing station as well… we need one hand-washing station and five port-a-potties.”
How much is a hand-washing station in Tyler?
About $180–$199 per event, or about $186–$199 per 28 days on a jobsite with weekly refills. When it rides with your units to the same address, there is no second delivery fee. In our call log, other companies charged $44–$77 delivery on the station alone, on top of the toilets' delivery.
| Quote in our call log | Station | Delivery on the station |
|---|---|---|
| Event, Southern California caller | $240 | +$44 |
| Church vendor event | $186 | +$77 |
| Jobsite, Colorado caller | $190 / 28 days | +$60 |
| Aaron Rental Works, Tyler | $180–$199 | Included on the same drop |
Where should the station go?
Put it 5–10 feet from the restroom doors and beside any food line, on level ground, with both sides reachable. At races, place one at the start/finish cluster. On jobsites, set it beside the units near the crew's break area so it actually gets used.
Asked on our phone line
Questions callers asked us
How much is a hand-washing station?
A freestanding hand-washing station runs about $180–$199 per event in Tyler, or about $186–$199 per 28 days on a jobsite. Ours are two-sided, with a foot pump, about 22 gallons of fresh water, soap and paper towels. Delivery is shared with any units dropped on the same trip.
Is a sink inside the unit better than a separate hand-washing station?
For one or two units, a sink inside is cheaper and saves space. For three or more units, a separate two-sided station by the food line serves more people. A caller pricing two toilets noticed the catch: with one sink unit and one plain unit, half the guests must walk to the other door to wash their hands.
How many units for a church vendor fair?
For 50 vendors and a few hundred shoppers over 4–6 hours, plan 2–3 standard units and one hand-washing station near any food. A church in our log planned “maybe one, possibly two” units and a hand-washing station for its first vendor event. Book the Friday before, since we deliver ahead of Saturday events.
If I rent two units, do I pay delivery twice?
No. We charge one delivery fee per drop, not per unit. A caller pricing two toilets elsewhere was told the $97 delivery fee applied to each unit even on the same truck, which turned $520 into about $700. When your units ride on one truck to one address, you pay delivery once.
Can my company open an account?
Yes. Builders, roll-off companies, churches and property managers can open an account with one monthly invoice across all sites, emailed W-9 and COI, and a named dispatcher. A company that rents often should ask for contractor pricing on 5+ units.
How often do you clean a monthly porta potty?
Once a week, included in the 28-day price: pump the tank, scrub the seat, floor and walls, wipe the sink, and restock paper, sanitizer and deodorizer. Big crews or summer heat can add a second weekly visit for a quoted price.