One standard unit covers about 10 workers on a 40-hour week under OSHA's sanitation guidance. Count your crew, then order accordingly: a two-story remodel in Baker with six framers needs one unit, while a multi-lot…

One standard unit covers about 10 workers on a 40-hour week under OSHA's sanitation guidance. Count your crew, then order accordingly: a two-story remodel in Baker with six framers needs one unit, while a multi-lot build in Green Valley Ranch or a mid-rise in Five Points usually needs several spaced across the site so nobody loses time walking to the far end. We deliver on a confirmed date and service on a fixed weekly visit — pump-out, fresh water, and restock — so the unit stays usable through a multi-month pour-to-punch-list schedule instead of degrading by week two.
A standard construction unit is the right fit when your crew is the only user group and appearance matters less than durability and access. If your project draws the public — a Cherry Creek open house, a ribbon-cutting, a homeowner walkthrough in Washington Park — a flushing or deluxe unit reads cleaner, but it costs more and services the same way. The trade-off is simple: standard units are the cheapest reliable option per head, and they hold up to boots, dust, and a skid-steer parked ten feet away. For tight lots in Capitol Hill or Highlands (LoHi) where alley access is narrow, tell us the delivery path when you book so the driver brings the right truck and drops the unit where it won't block the trades.
Denver adds real logistics on top of the rental. Winter service in Montbello and Stapleton (Central Park) means we time visits around plowed access and keep units usable in cold snaps. Right-of-way placement on a street near Sloan's Lake may need a permit from the city — that's on the site owner or GC, but we'll place the unit wherever your permit allows. Servicing frequency scales with crew size: a 20-person site can move to twice-weekly pump-outs so the unit never runs down between visits.
Pricing is a ballpark until we confirm on-site or by phone. What moves the number is unit count, servicing frequency, rental length, and access difficulty — not surprise add-ons. Delivery, weekly servicing, and pickup are quoted into the rental up front, and the $250 minimum applies to any single-unit job. Call with your address and start date and we hold the delivery window we promise.
Every job gets a firm, written price after a free on-site visit.
Tell us about your construction site restroom rental job in Denver and we'll send a clear, written quote — usually the same day.