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Industrial Portable Restrooms for Plants and Shutdowns
Turnaround crews, port terminals, mills, utility projects and warehouse builds. Large unit counts, hand washing, and service scheduled around shifts.
- Local Bellingham yard, own trucks
- Itemized quote, nothing added later
- Weekly cleaning on long rentals
Dispatch answers Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
(253) 540-2109Call or text. Same-day delivery when you call by noon.
- Delivery areaCherry Point, Ferndale, March Point, the Port of Bellingham, mills and utility projects.
- ArrivalLarge setups are planned 1–2 weeks ahead. Same-day additions are possible when you call by noon.
- Which unitToilet counts follow Washington crew ratios: 5 for 61–80 workers, then 1 more per 20.
- CleaningDaily or shift-based service for large crews, scheduled around shift changes and badging rules.
- Full costQuoted per 28-day cycle with every service visit counted, PO and job numbers on invoices.
Answered live Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
How many restrooms does a shutdown crew need?
A shutdown crew of 200 workers on a Washington construction-type project needs 11 toilets: 5 for the first 80 workers plus 6 more at 1 per 20. Facilities must sit within 200 feet of the work or on every third floor. Crews over 10 per unit need more than weekly service.
Rule: WAC 296-155-140 as amended July 1, 2025. General industry sites follow WAC 296-800 sanitation rules; confirm with your safety lead.
How is service scheduled around shifts?
Industrial service is scheduled around shift changes so pump trucks never block a crew line. Large turnarounds usually get service daily or every other day, done before the morning shift or during the midday break. Badging and site-safety orientation for drivers are set up before day one.
Check delivery for your industrial and plant shutdowns date
(253) 540-2109A person answers live Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Written quotes go out within 1 business hour.
What site access details matter for industrial delivery?
Industrial delivery needs a gate contact, the truck route inside the fence, any escort rules, hours when trucks can enter, and the spots approved for units. Refinery and port sites near Cherry Point and March Point often require driver safety cards and badging ahead of time.
Related planning pages
After choosing industrial and plant shutdowns as the job type, most renters need three more answers before booking: which unit fits, how many units the head count needs, and what the itemized quote will include. The planning pages below cover each one for Bellingham and the surrounding counties.
Industrial and plant shutdowns rental questions
Can drivers complete site safety orientation?
Drivers can complete site orientation and carry the cards your site requires. Tell dispatch when you book.
Do you provide heated hand washing for winter shutdowns?
Heated sink options are available for winter crews that need tepid wash water.
Can you supply units for women on a mixed crew?
Separately marked units and menstrual product supply can be added to meet the 2025 state rule.
Can units be placed on every third floor of a structure?
Units can be crane-lifted or placed on decks where the structure and your lift plan allow it.
Do you invoice per site and per PO?
Invoices can carry your PO number, job number and site name.
Still have a question? Call (253) 540-2109 and a person answers.
Get a written quote
The phone is fastest, and same-day orders must call by noon. For anything else, send the ZIP code, dates, unit type, quantity and head count. We text or email an itemized quote within 1 business hour, listing the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup and tax on one page.
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