Rochester, NY

Accessibility

Accessibility matters twice in this business. It matters on the website, where people need to be able to read a price and send a quote request, and it matters on the ground, where a restroom either works for a wheelchair user or it does not. This page covers both, and it is honest about what has and has not been checked.

What are we aiming for on this website?

Pages that work with a keyboard alone, text that stays readable when you enlarge it, headings that describe what follows, links that make sense out of context, and enough contrast to read outdoors on a phone. Those are the goals we design toward on every page, whether it is porta potty rental in Rochester or a long guide like ADA restroom requirements.

Has this site been audited?

No independent audit of this site has been completed, so we are not claiming a conformance level. Saying otherwise would be easy and worthless. What we can say is that accessibility is treated as a defect when someone reports a problem, not as a feature request.

What about accessibility on the job site?

This is the part we control directly. An ADA accessible porta potty gives a wheelchair user the 60 inch turning space called for by the 2010 ADA Standards at 304.3 and a 32 inch clear door opening under 404.2.3, and none of that helps if the unit sits on soft grass at the end of a gravel path. Placement is half the job, which is why porta potty placement guide spends as much time on approach surfaces as on setbacks. For public gatherings, plan accessible units into the layout early rather than adding one at the edge of the field. See event restroom rental, and for indoor style facilities a luxury restroom trailer raises a separate set of ramp and landing questions worth asking before you book.

Event restroom rental

How do I report a barrier?

Call the number this site displays, or use the contact page during business hours. Tell us the page you were on and what stopped you, or if it is an equipment issue, the site address and what did not work. If it is easier to write it out, the request a quote form takes a plain message too.

What happens next?

We look at it, fix what we can fix, and tell you what we cannot fix yet and why. If a page needs rebuilding, that takes longer than a wording change, and we would rather say so than go quiet. Our privacy and terms pages cover the other side of how we operate, the FAQ answers the common ones, and service areas shows where our trucks actually go.

What we rent

Four units cover almost every job

Typical Rochester ranges, not a quote. Delivery is $50 to $150 and a weekly service visit $30 to $60. See the full cost breakdown.

Next step

Get a delivery date

Tell us the address, the dates and the headcount. We size the order and confirm the route.

Call (585) 337-8590