Titan Portable Toilets provides Portable Toilet Rental in Denver, CO.
Rentals from $250
Portable toilet rental in Denver is the short- or long-term hire of self-contained restroom units delivered, serviced, and hauled away by Titan Portable Toilets for construction sites, outdoor events, and home renovations across Denver County.
Every service reflects the same meticulous attention to detail, whether it's a single job or a larger portable toilet rental project across Denver.
The standard unit is a single self-contained restroom sized for one occupant, holding roughly 60 gallons of waste and serving about 10 workers over a 40-hour week before service. It suits Denver home remodels, small job sites, and backyard gatherings. Weekly pumping and restock are included on rentals of a week or longer.
Get a quote →The high-rise unit has a compact, crane-liftable base built to ride a construction hoist to upper floors of downtown builds near Denver Union Station and Ball Arena. It carries the same standard fixtures in a footprint that fits a hoist platform, so upper-floor crews stop climbing back to grade every break.
Get a quote →The ADA unit offers a wider floor, a ground-level entry, and interior grab bars sized to the wheelchair-turning clearance the Americans with Disabilities Act sets for public accommodations. Public events near Denver Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park use these to keep restroom access open to every attendee.
Get a quote →The hand-washing station is a freestanding unit with a foot-pump sink, fresh-water tank, soap, and paper towels, added beside toilets to meet OSHA sanitation rules on job sites and health-department expectations at food-service events. Fresh-water refill happens on the same service visit as the toilets.
Get a quote →Construction rentals run weekly or long-term with a set service schedule so an active site near Montbello or a spring build in Central Park never waits on an overdue pump. Multi-unit accounts are billed on a single monthly statement, and delivery drops units where the crew actually works.
Get a quote →Event rentals cover weddings, festivals, and outdoor gatherings with delivery, day-of or short-term placement, and pickup after the event. Unit counts are planned to the guest count, roughly one unit per 50 guests, so lines stay short at events near Red Rocks Amphitheatre or Sloan's Lake.
Get a quote →You get a firm, itemized quote for your portable toilet rental before any work begins, no surprises, no pressure.
Careful prep, tidy work, and a full cleanup when we are done. We treat your home and belongings like our own.
The same trusted, background-checked team from the first call to the final check.
If your job is a home remodel in Baker or a backyard wedding of under 100 guests, one standard unit on weekly service fits and keeps the $250 minimum intact. If you are running a multi-day festival near City Park with 300-plus attendees, plan roughly one unit per 50 guests and add ADA-accessible units to meet public-event access rules under the Americans with Disabilities Act. If the site is a mid-rise build downtown near Ball Arena, a high-rise unit rides the construction hoist to upper floors where a ground-level standard unit cannot go, the trade-off is a higher weekly rate for the compact, crane-liftable frame.
Construction crews that run past two weeks benefit from a hand-washing station beside the toilet to meet OSHA 1926.51 sanitation requirements; the trade-off is a second service stop, but skipping it risks a citation on any inspected site. Short one-day events lean toward more units and no long-term service; long jobs lean toward fewer units and a firm weekly pumping schedule.
Every project gets a firm, written price after an on-site visit. Ranges below for orientation.
Tell us about your portable toilet rental job and we'll send a clear, written quote, usually the same day. Or just call and talk to a real Denver pro.
(720) 473-5777
Denver's semi-arid climate and elevation near 5,280 feet speed up evaporation and odor in summer, which is why weekly service holds up better here than the two-week intervals some lower-humidity assumptions allow. City permitting matters for placement in the public right-of-way: units set on a Denver street or sidewalk near Coors Field or Empower Field at Mile High may need a right-of-way permit, while a unit on private property or a job site inside the fence line usually does not. Winter brings a real local wrinkle, units on inactive sites can see waste-tank freeze on single-digit nights, so a non-freeze deodorizer additive and a placement out of the worst wind off Sloan's Lake keep a unit usable through a Denver cold snap.
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