Toilet Hire FAQs: Straight Answers

Event toilets are £140 each, including delivery, setup, servicing and collection. Site toilets are £36 per toilet per week with a two-week minimum, serviced weekly, with delivery priced by postcode. Accessible event toilets are £135 each plus delivery. Welfare units start at £200 per week and urinal units at £150. The full breakdown is on our portaloo hire cost page.

On event toilets and luxury trailers, yes. Delivery, setup and collection are all in the price. On site toilets, accessible toilets, welfare units and urinals, delivery is added on top and depends on your postcode. Your quote shows the delivery figure up front, so there are no surprises later.

Luxury trailers run from £780 for a 1+1 to £1,050 for a 4+2, with the 2+1 at £850, 3+1 at £875 and 3+2 at £950. Delivery, siting and collection are included. See the full range on our luxury toilet hire page.

No. An event toilet costs £140 whether you have it for one day or from Friday to Monday, so a weekend wedding or festival is no dearer than a one-day party.

No. Weekly servicing and waste disposal are included in the weekly rate for site toilets, and event toilets arrive clean and fully stocked. Busy sites that need more than one visit a week can have extra services added to the quote.

Standard portaloos for events and building sites, disabled toilets, luxury toilet trailers from 1+1 to 4+2, multi-bay urinals, welfare units, mains connected toilets, hot wash units, portable cabins with toilets and temporary showers.

Yes. Our accessible units have ground-level entry, a wider door, grab rails and room for a wheelchair to turn. Accessible event toilets are £135 each plus delivery, and they are available for site hire by the week too. For public events we recommend at least one accessible unit.

A luxury trailer has flushing toilets, running water, mirrors and lighting, and separate ladies and gents sides. A portaloo is a single self-contained unit. Trailers suit weddings and hospitality, portaloos suit parties, festivals and sites. Our luxury trailer vs portaloo guide goes through it in detail.

The first number is ladies’ cubicles and the second is gents’ cubicles, with urinals on the gents’ side. A 3+1 has three ladies’ cubicles and one gents’ cubicle. As a rough guide, a 1+1 suits about 50 guests, a 2+1 about 100, a 3+1 about 150, a 3+2 about 220 and a 4+2 suits 250 guests and up.

Level, firm ground and a power supply nearby. The route in matters too, so tell us about narrow lanes, low branches, tight bends or soft field entrances when you book, and we will check access before confirming.

Under HSE workplace guidance: one toilet for up to 5 workers, two for 6 to 25, three for 26 to 50, four for 51 to 75 and five for 76 to 100, with hand washing alongside. Our site toilet ratio guide and site welfare compliance checklist cover the detail.

A portaloo suits a small crew on a short job. Once you have a regular crew on site, a welfare unit covers toilets, hand washing, a heated rest area and drying space in one towable unit, from £200 per week.

Yes. We handle single jobs and contractors running several sites at once, with one point of contact for every site, so adding units, swapping them or arranging collections is one call.

Usually on a driveway or in a front garden. Tell us where the unit can stand when you book. A portaloo is much easier to place on a tight street than a welfare unit that needs parking space.

Southern England and South Wales. That includes London, Surrey, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hampshire, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Hertfordshire, Essex, Dorset, Wiltshire, Bristol, Cardiff and Swansea. See all locations.

Often, yes. Our supplier network covers the whole of the south of England and South Wales, so if your postcode is near the edge of our map, ask for a quote and we will check.

The same rates apply across our area, with delivery for site hire priced by postcode. Our London toilet hire prices guide covers what to expect in the capital.