Home Construction & Remodels
One or two units for the length of the build, serviced on the schedule your framing and finish crews actually need.
The unit contractors, homeowners, and project managers reach for first — clean, sturdy, and ready to work as hard as your crew does.
Standard Units
When you need a straightforward, no-frills restroom solution that shows up clean and keeps working, the standard portable toilet is the answer. It's the single most-requested unit in the portable sanitation industry for a simple reason: it does the job well, it's easy to place almost anywhere, and it doesn't require a hookup to water or sewer lines to function. For contractors on a tight schedule, homeowners tackling a backyard renovation, or anyone hosting a casual outdoor gathering, a standard unit delivers dependable sanitation without unnecessary complexity.
At O'Fallon Porta Potty Rentals, our standard portable toilets are built around three priorities: cleanliness at delivery, structural durability through the length of your rental, and a service rhythm that keeps them that way. Every unit leaves our yard sanitized and fully stocked, and we schedule servicing around your actual usage — whether that's a single-day backyard project or a multi-month construction timeline. We know that an unclean or poorly maintained portable toilet reflects directly on your job site or event, so we treat every delivery like it's the only one we're making that day.
A standard unit is a compact, self-contained restroom enclosure with a non-flushing waste holding tank, a toilet seat and riser, a supply of toilet paper, and basic ventilation to keep air moving inside the enclosure. Many of our standard units also include a hand sanitizer dispenser mounted near the door, giving users a quick way to clean their hands before returning to work without needing a separate handwashing station (though we always recommend pairing one for food-adjacent work or larger crews — see our handwashing station rentals for details).
One of the biggest advantages of the standard portable toilet is placement flexibility. Because the unit is fully self-contained, it doesn't need to sit near a water line, a septic connection, or an electrical outlet. That means we can position it wherever it's actually useful — near the framing crew on the second phase of a build, tucked along a fence line at a backyard renovation, or clustered in a row at a busy multi-trade job site. Our delivery team walks the site with you (or coordinates by phone if you're not available) to find a stable, level, accessible spot that won't need to move again once trades start showing up.
We rent standard units for a wide range of situations across O'Fallon and St. Charles County: new home construction and remodels, roofing and siding crews, landscaping and hardscape projects, road and utility work, tree removal jobs, estate cleanouts, storage unit access points, and simple backyard events like graduations or cookouts where a couple of extra restrooms take the pressure off the house. If your project runs longer than expected — which, let's be honest, most projects do — a standard rental can be extended without hassle, and our service technicians will keep the unit on a consistent cleaning schedule for as long as you need it on-site.
Durability matters just as much as cleanliness. Our standard units are built with a stable base, textured non-slip flooring, and a door that locks securely from the inside, so users have privacy and crews don't have to worry about the unit shifting on uneven ground. We also anchor units on request for sites with heavy wind exposure or high foot traffic, at no extra complication to your delivery.
One or two units for the length of the build, serviced on the schedule your framing and finish crews actually need.
Fast delivery so a visiting crew has sanitation covered on day one, no matter how short the job.
Placed near the work zone, out of the way of equipment and material staging.
A practical add for crews spending long hours on a property without indoor restroom access.
A couple of extra units keep bathroom lines short and the house off-limits to outside traffic.
Durable enough for rugged sites, with a footprint small enough to tuck along a property line.
The same straightforward process whether you need one unit or a full multi-unit layout.
Call, email, or use our contact form with your location, dates, and unit needs.
We confirm placement, quantity, and a delivery window that fits your schedule.
Units arrive cleaned, stocked, and positioned exactly where you need them.
We service on a schedule matched to your usage, then pick up when you're done.
A common starting point is one unit per 10 workers for a standard 40-hour work week; add a second unit if your crew works longer days or if the job involves food service. Give us a call and we'll help you land on the right count for your crew.
In most cases, yes. Standard units don't need water or power, so we just need a reasonably level, stable surface with clear access for our delivery truck. We'll walk the placement with you before we drop it off.
Service frequency depends on your rental length and crew size — weekly service is standard for most job sites, with more frequent visits available for high-traffic locations. We'll set a schedule that matches your actual usage.
Most of our standard units include a hand sanitizer dispenser near the door. If you'd like dedicated soap-and-water handwashing, pair your order with one of our handwashing station rentals.
Absolutely — most projects do run long. Just give us a call before your scheduled pickup and we'll extend the rental and adjust the service schedule accordingly.
Tell us your location and timeline — we'll follow up with a straightforward quote.