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Construction Site Porta Potties in Mountain View

Job site toilets and handwashing for Mountain View contractors and homeowners, delivered and serviced on schedule.

A grey porta potty beside a pipe trench, traffic cones and PVC pipes on a residential street

Construction in Mountain View

Mountain View's construction ranges from large campus and housing developments in North Bayshore and East Whisman to residential remodels, ADUs, and tenant improvements on El Camino Real and downtown. Each site needs restrooms matched to crew size, plus regular service.

Bigger sites usually have a logistics plan that sets where units go and when trucks can enter. Send it with your quote request. Residential jobs typically use the driveway.

If a unit has to sit in the public right-of-way, check with the City of Mountain View's Public Works department about permit requirements before placement.

California job site requirements

Cal/OSHA (Title 8, §1526) requires at least one toilet for every 20 employees of each sex, or fraction thereof. Crews of fewer than five can share one single-user all-gender toilet. Section 1527 covers washing facilities.

Source: California Code of Regulations, Title 8, §1526–1527 (dir.ca.gov). Check the current text for your crew.

  • Scheduled service visits
  • Units added or removed as the crew changes
  • Handwashing stations available

Local rules and permit notes

Mountain View special events: permits are awarded only to nonprofit and civic organizations that serve Mountain View residents. Applications and fees are due 90 days before the event, and the city may require portable toilets.Source: City of Mountain View Community Services – Special Event Permits. Rules change, so confirm with the agency before you rely on this.

Mountain View Temporary Use Permit: restrooms must be shown. If temporary restrooms are proposed, list the total number of stalls or units, including accessible units. Restrooms must comply with California Building Code Chapter 11B.Source: City of Mountain View – Temporary Use Permit. Rules change, so confirm with the agency before you rely on this.

Shoreline at Mountain View: event applications ask for the number of portable toilets. If restrooms are needed, an insurance certificate from the rental company is also required.Source: City of Mountain View – Shoreline Special Event Application. Rules change, so confirm with the agency before you rely on this.

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