Miami-Dade runs the most vertical work in the state: high-rise and crane-lift units, tight downtown staging, and crews that want the quote in Spanish. Tell us your crew size and ZIP for the OSHA count and an all-in 28-day price, then get quotes from companies that serve your site.
Public listings, not an endorsement. We send your job to the ones that answer within a business day.
Statewide vendor ranges per 28 days with weekly service. Quotes through us are all-in. How the price moves.
| Unit | 28 days, weekly service | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $138 to $210 | ASAP Florida pages, ZTERS 2026 |
| ADA accessible | $169 to $250 | ASAP Florida pages |
| Handwash station | +$50 to $100 | ZTERS 2026 |
| Extra service visit | $30 to $60 | ZTERS 2026 |
| 2-stall restroom trailer | $1,070 to $4,000 a week | ZTERS 2026 |
| Workers on site | Minimum toilets (OSHA 1926.51 Table D-1) | At weekly service (ANSI Z4.3) |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 20 | 1 toilet | 1 per 10 workers |
| 20 to 199 | 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40 | 1 per 10 workers |
| 200 or more | 1 per 50 | 1 per 10 workers |
Summer pushes busy sites to service every 2 to 3 days. Hurricane season (June to November): units get strapped or pulled with a 48-hour lead before a warning. The hurricane rules.
A local company you pick from the quotes. Their name and pump days are on the quote.
You text us. We chase it the same day and log the miss against that company.
Order 2 business days ahead. Same day when a truck is free.
Yes. Delivery, weekly service, supplies and pickup. Extra visits are priced on the quote.
Yes on request from most companies. Ask in the form.
Yes. Florida Building Code Plumbing 311.1 requires toilet facilities for construction workers. OSHA 1926.51 sets the count.
Tell the company 48 hours out. Units get strapped, sandbagged or pulled.
No. We price the job and send it to local companies, who pay us when you book.