Rugged, code-compliant restrooms built for daily crew use, with scheduled servicing that keeps your site compliant and your workers comfortable from groundbreaking to final walkthrough.
Nothing slows down a job site faster than a portable restroom problem — a unit that wasn't delivered on time, one that's overflowing before its next scheduled service, or a vendor who doesn't answer the phone when something needs fixing mid-project. Mountain View Restroom Solutions works with general contractors, builders, roofers, landscapers and utility crews across Mountain View and Santa Clara County who need a restroom partner they don't have to think twice about — including the crews building out the region's tech campuses and dense new housing developments.
We understand construction timelines because we've built our business around them: quick initial delivery to keep your project on schedule, dependable weekly servicing that doesn't interrupt work, and a straightforward point of contact when your crew size — and therefore your restroom needs — changes mid-project.
Construction-grade units are the same reliable design as our standard portable toilets, but we prioritize placement, anchoring and servicing frequency differently for job sites with continuous daily traffic:
OSHA sanitation standards require employers to provide toilet facilities for construction workers, with the number of required units generally scaling with crew size. A commonly used planning ratio is one toilet per 20 workers, though larger crews or extended shifts may call for more to avoid long wait times and keep your site compliant during an inspection. We're happy to talk through your crew size and shift schedule and recommend a unit count that keeps you covered — just note that final compliance responsibility rests with the site's general contractor or employer of record.
Construction projects rarely have a flat, predictable headcount from groundbreaking to completion. We build flexibility into our job site accounts so you can add units during framing or peak trade stacking, then scale back down as the crew size shrinks toward finish work — without renegotiating a new contract every time. A quick call or email to adjust your order is usually all it takes.
Standard job site service is weekly: our technician pumps the tank, cleans the interior, restocks supplies and inspects the unit for damage. We schedule these visits around your site's typical low-traffic windows when possible, and we'll increase frequency automatically if your crew size grows enough to warrant it. If a unit needs attention between scheduled visits — tipped over in a storm, damaged by equipment, running low on supplies during a big push — call us and we'll get a technician out promptly.
Most construction customers run on a simple weekly or monthly billing cycle tied to a defined rental period, which we can extend, shorten or adjust as your timeline shifts. For developers or contractors managing multiple active sites, we can set up consolidated billing across locations to simplify your paperwork. Contact us to discuss volume pricing if you're placing units across several job sites at once.
Pricing depends on unit count, rental length, service frequency and delivery distance from our Castro St depot. Multi-month and multi-unit contracts typically see better per-unit rates than short single-unit orders. Call (650) 587-6999 with your project timeline and crew size for an accurate number — we'll also flag if your project might benefit from our long-term rental terms.
Northern California's wildfire season runs roughly June through October, and active job sites are particularly vulnerable to Public Safety Power Shutoffs that disrupt water pumps, plus winter atmospheric-river storms that bring high winds and flooding from December through March. We work with contractors ahead of both seasons to anchor units more securely and, when needed, temporarily relocate units before conditions turn unsafe. If your site needs urgent restroom support after a shutoff or storm disrupts other facilities, see our 24/7 Emergency Service page.
Building departments across Mountain View, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale and the rest of Santa Clara County routinely check job site sanitation as part of a standard site inspection, and a missing or unserviced restroom is an easy, avoidable reason to fail one. We time our initial delivery to be on-site before your permitted work begins, and we can provide a simple service log on request if your inspector or general contractor wants documentation of your servicing schedule. For larger multi-phase developments — increasingly common as Mountain View and its neighbors approve denser housing and mixed-use projects near Caltrain and El Camino Real — we're also glad to coordinate delivery timing around your grading, foundation and framing milestones so unit count scales with crew size rather than sitting fixed for the life of the project.
A common OSHA planning guideline is roughly one unit per 20 workers, though this can vary by shift length, site layout and local requirements. Tell us your crew size and we'll help you land on the right number.
Yes, this is one of our most common requests. Just call or email us when your crew size changes and we'll adjust your order and service schedule accordingly.
Yes, lockable units are available for sites concerned about after-hours misuse or vandalism — ask about this option when placing your order.
Call us right away. We'll dispatch a technician to right, repair or replace the unit as quickly as possible, and can talk through additional anchoring if wind or equipment traffic is a recurring issue on your site.
Reliable delivery and weekly servicing for contractors across Santa Clara County.