High-Capacity & Extra-Unit Rental

The rule of thumb for events is one unit per 50 to 75 guests over a several-hour window, and more if alcohol is served or there's no other restroom access. A 200-guest wedding reception on private land near Lake Georgetown usually needs three to four units; a full-day festival or reunion at Garey Park or San Gabriel Park scales up from there. On the construction side, OSHA guidance runs roughly one unit per 10 workers per 40-hour week, so a framing crew on a Rancho Sienna or Water Oak build often needs two or three units plus a service day mid-week. We size the order to your actual headcount instead of pushing extras you won't use.

When high-capacity beats a single unit is simple: any time a line would form. Backyard gatherings in Georgetown Village or Serenada might get by with one, but a quinceañera in Sun City Texas or a multi-day project in Cimarron Hills or Gabriels Overlook needs a bank of units so no one waits and the last guest of the night finds a clean stall. The trade-off is cost and space — more units mean a higher total and a flat spot to set them, so we confirm placement (near the tent, off the driveway, clear of the septic field) before delivery. For a big spread across Wolf Ranch or Berry Creek, we'll stage units at two ends of the property so guests aren't walking the whole lot.

Where a lot of regional haulers fall down on multi-unit orders is coordination: units show up short, late, or dropped in the wrong corner. We answer the phone live, give you a real window, and count the units off the truck against your order at drop. Service days stay on the calendar so units at a Southwestern University event or a long jobsite in San Gabriel Heights get pumped on schedule, not whenever a route happens to swing by. On time, clean, and right where you asked — that's the whole job, and it matters more the more units you have.

For recurring construction work, we set a weekly or bi-weekly service rhythm and adjust unit count as crew size changes through the phases of a build. For one-time events, we deliver the day before or morning of and pick up after — you don't babysit anything.