Accessible unit
Wheelchair-Accessible and Handicap Porta Potty Rental
Wheelchair accessible porta potty rental for events, churches and job sites. A ground-level floor, a wide door and a 60-inch turning space. We help you place it where a guest can reach it.
Live answer Mon–Sat, 7 AM to 7 PM. Written quotes back in about 15 minutes. Updated
Delivery area
McKinney and Collin County; one delivery fee covers the whole order.
Arrival
Same day when you order by 12 PM, if the spot is firm and drive-up.
Which unit
Any event with 2+ units needs at least 1 under ADA §213.2.
Cleaning
Delivered clean and stocked. Weekly service on 28-day rentals.
Full cost
From $225 per event or $195 per 28 days, plus delivery and tax.
- Same dayCall by 12 PM, Mon–Sat
- WeeklyService included on 28-day rentals
- 22 cities5 North Texas counties
- All-inNo fuel or removal fees
- Local yard207 W Erwin Ave, McKinney
What is a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty is a larger unit built to ADA dimensions: about 62 by 62 inches inside, with a ground-level floor and a door about 34 inches wide. There is room for a 60-inch turning circle, and grab bars line the walls. It also helps guests with walkers, canes or small children.
Plan view, not to exact scale. The 60-inch circle may overlap the toilet's toe space, as §304 allows.
Wheelchair-accessible unit specs
- Size (typical)
- About 62 in wide × 62 in deep × 92 in tall
- Floor
- Ground level, no step up
- Turning space
- 60-in diameter circle inside
- Door
- About 34 in wide, self-closing
- Grab bars
- Side and back walls
- Weight
- About 300 lb
- Site needs
- Firm, level spot; drive-up or 6-ft-wide path
How many handicap porta potties does my event need?
Under the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2, at least 5% of the units in each cluster must be accessible, and at least 1 when you group 2 or more units. So a row of 4 standard units needs 1 accessible unit. A bank of 25 units needs 2. Each separate cluster counts on its own.
| Units in one cluster | Accessible units needed | Example layout |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0 required (1 is still kind) | 1 standard or 1 accessible |
| 2–20 | 1 | 3 standard + 1 accessible |
| 21–40 | 2 | 28 standard + 2 accessible |
| 41–60 | 3 | Large festival bank |
Working out the full count? Use the porta potty sizing calculator. Big public events: see festival porta potty planning and permits.
Where can a wheelchair-accessible unit go?
A wheelchair-accessible unit needs a firm, level spot and a clear route about 6 feet wide, or a spot our truck can drive right up to. At about 300 pounds and 62 inches wide, it will not fit most side gates. The path from parking to the door must be smooth, with no curb or step.
- Pavement, a driveway or packed gravel is best.
- Grass works only when dry and flat. Wet clay lets wheels sink.
- Keep the door side clear: a 5-foot flat area in front of it.
- No curb, step or loose mulch between parking and the unit.
- Place it at the end of a row so the door is easy to reach.
When is the accessible unit the wrong choice?
The accessible unit is the wrong choice in 2 cases: when the only spot is behind a narrow gate, and when the site is soft or sloped. In both, the unit cannot be set level, and a guest in a wheelchair cannot get in safely. A different spot or an ADA trailer may be the fix.
| Situation | Why it fails | What we do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Backyard behind a 48-in gate | Unit is about 62 in wide | Set it on the driveway or front lawn edge |
| Soft lawn after rain | Wheels sink, unit tilts | Move to pavement or reschedule the lawn drop |
| Slope over a few inches | Door swings, floor not level | Pick a flatter spot |
| Large wedding with a trailer | Guests split between two areas | Ask about an ADA restroom trailer |
| Crew-only job site, no one needs it | Takes more space, costs more | Standard unit |
How much does a wheelchair-accessible porta potty cost?
A wheelchair-accessible porta potty starts at $225 for an event of up to 3 days, or $195 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. When you rent it with other units, there is still just one delivery fee per order. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added; there are no fuel or removal fees.
| Unit | Event (up to 3 days) | 28-day cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Wheelchair-accessible unit | $225 | $195 |
| Standard unit (for the rest of the row) | $165 | $145 |
| Hand wash station | $95 | $110 |
| Zone | Cities | Delivery + pickup |
|---|---|---|
| Zone A | McKinney, Allen, Fairview, Lucas, Melissa, Princeton, Prosper, Anna, Celina, Lavon, Frisco, Plano, Wylie | $45 |
| Zone B | Richardson, Garland, Murphy, Sachse, Little Elm, The Colony, Carrollton, Rockwall | $75 |
| Zone C | Mesquite, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Euless, Duncanville | $95 |
| Same-day | Order by 12 PM Mon–Sat | +$65 per order |
Worked example: a church picnic in Prosper with 3 standard units and 1 accessible unit = 3 × $165 + $225 + $45 = $765 plus tax.
Add an accessible unit to your order
Live answer Mon–Sat, 7 AM to 7 PM. Written quotes back in about 15 minutes.
Wheelchair-accessible porta potty questions
Straight answers from the dispatch desk. Not covered here? Call (469) 326-5635.
Do I have to rent a handicap porta potty for my event?
If you group 2 or more units, the 2010 ADA Standards call for at least 1 accessible unit, or 5% of the cluster. Your venue or permit office makes the final call.
Does your handicap unit meet ADA rules?
Our unit is built to ADA dimensions, with a 60-inch turning space, grab bars and a ground-level floor. Whether a whole site meets the rules also depends on the path, parking and placement.
How wide is the door on the wheelchair-accessible unit?
About 34 inches. The floor is level with the ground, so there is no step at the door.
Can the accessible unit go in my backyard?
Only if a truck can drive close or there is a firm, 6-foot-wide path. It is about 62 inches wide and will not pass a normal side gate.
Can a parent with a stroller use the accessible unit?
Yes. The extra floor space works well for parents with small kids, guests with walkers and anyone who needs help from a companion.
Can I rent an accessible unit for a job site?
Yes. It is $195 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. Some public works and remodel jobs ask for one on site.
Add a wheelchair-accessible unit to your event
Calling is the fastest way to book. Justin's dispatch desk at 207 W Erwin Ave answers Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM, checks the route for your ZIP while you're on the phone and reads you the full price before you pay.
(469) 326-5635- Local yard in McKinney, not a call center
- All-in quote: unit, delivery, pickup and servicing
- No fuel surcharge, no removal fee