The right facilities at the right place change everything.
A construction site in Reno that's understaffed on sanitation becomes a crew morale problem and a compliance issue. An outdoor event where the portable restrooms run out or are poorly maintained becomes a guest experience problem that follows you home. Both situations are preventable.
Hank Dumpster Rental handles porta potty rental the same way we handle dumpsters: we ask the right questions, we recommend what actually works, and we deliver it on time and in clean condition. You don't have to think about it after we set it up.
Workhorse units for construction sites and general events. Self-contained and efficient. Recommended: 1 unit per 10–15 workers or 50–75 guests.
Flushing toilets, running water, lighting, and premium interiors. Perfect for weddings, corporate events, and upscale gatherings.
Accessible restrooms with proper dimensions and grab bars. Required for public events and qualifying construction sites.
Essential for food service events and high-hygiene job sites. Running water and soap dispensers.
Regular cleaning for long-term construction projects. Built into the contract so you never have to request service.
We ask about attendance, duration, food service, alcohol, and site specifics — not just a generic quote.
We tell you if you're over or under-estimating so you avoid waste or capacity issues.
Units are placed for user convenience and flow, not just truck access.
Regular servicing built into long-term contracts. No surprises.
Organizer planned for 5 units. We recommended 7 standard + 1 luxury + 2 sink stations based on peak attendance and alcohol service. Event ran smoothly with no capacity issues.
20-person crew on a 4-week project. We recommended starting with two units instead of one to handle double shifts and overtime.
150 guests. Units placed thoughtfully between ceremony and reception for guest convenience instead of just truck access.
"Hank calculated actual demand and recommended seven units plus one luxury unit and two sink stations. Guests never hit capacity. Event ran smoothly."
"Recommended two units instead of one. When overtime hit, the dual setup kept crew morale high."
"Hank placed the units thoughtfully relative to where guests would be. Guests never felt like they were using construction-site facilities."
Event planning and job site logistics are too important to guess on sanitation. Tell us the scope and we'll recommend the right solution.
We'll confirm placement and service schedule before your event or project starts.
Depends on attendance, duration, and activity level. A four-hour event: roughly one unit per 50–75 guests. A construction site: one per 10–15 workers. Food service or alcohol changes the math. Tell us your specifics and we'll calculate.
Standard units are self-contained and efficient for construction and casual events. Luxury units have flushing toilets, running water, interior finishing, and lighting — designed for weddings, corporate events, and upscale gatherings where guest experience matters.
If the event is open to the public or the site has public access, yes. Construction sites above a certain crew size also require accessibility. We calculate based on your situation.
Service schedules can be adjusted. If an event extends or a project timeline shifts, call us. Servicing can be added or extended.