Same-day delivery available in Mesquite, TX
ADA Porta Potty Rental: Wheelchair-Accessible Units
Our ADA porta potty is a wheelchair-accessible unit with a ground-level floor, a wide door, grab bars and space inside for a 60-inch turning circle.
- Local yard at 315 W Main St
- Same-day by noon, Mon–Sat
- Weekly cleaning included
- One itemized price
Same-day delivery covers Mesquite and towns about 15 miles out.
- Delivery areaAccessible units go to any address we serve; they need a larger level pad.
- Arrival timeUsually same-day or next-day; book public events a week out.
- Right unitPublic events need at least 1 accessible unit, or 5% of each cluster.
- CleaningSame weekly service as standard units, plus a check of grab bars and ramp lip.
- Total costUsually $295–$425 per event — see the price guide.
- Footprint:
- ~62 × 65 in
- Height:
- ~90 in
- Floor:
- Ground level
- Inside:
- Grab bars, turning space
- Rule:
- ADA 213.2 — 5% per cluster
ADA wheelchair-accessible porta potty tech specs
Our ADA wheelchair-accessible porta potty specs list 8 measurements, so you can check gate width, ground space and water needs before booking. The figures come from our own fleet and typical manufacturer data for this unit type.
Figures are typical for wheelchair-accessible portable toilets in our fleet. We describe these units as wheelchair-accessible; whether a setup meets ADA requirements also depends on placement, route and surface, which the event organizer controls.
Photos: Gregory Rental Works units — exterior, interior and setup.
How many ADA porta potties does an event need?
The 2010 ADA Standards section 213.2 require at least 5% of portable toilets in each cluster, and never fewer than 1, to be accessible. A 10-unit cluster needs 1 accessible unit; a 30-unit cluster needs 2. The rule applies to public events, not private backyard parties.
Read it on the U.S. Access Board site. Inside, an accessible unit needs a 60-inch diameter turning circle or a T-shaped turning space — “diameter,” not radius. We are not lawyers; confirm your obligations with the venue or the City of Mesquite.
Where should an ADA porta potty be placed?
Place an ADA porta potty on firm, level ground such as pavement or packed gravel, on an accessible route without curbs, steps or deep grass. Keep the door side clear for at least 5 feet. Soft clay after rain can trap a wheelchair, so we avoid lawn placement when the forecast is wet.
- Pavement or plywood path from the parking area
- Door facing the crowd, not a fence
- Away from generators and food smoke
Public events need at least 5% of units in each cluster to be accessible, and never fewer than 1. Church events and family reunions with older guests often add one even when it is not required.
Plan next: see ADA wheelchair-accessible porta potty prices and fees, work out how many units your guests or crew need, compare it with every other rental type, or read how same-day delivery in Mesquite works.
Book a ADA wheelchair-accessible porta potty today
Call (361) 213-6286 by noon for same-day delivery on in-stock units, or send the quote form for later dates.
ADA wheelchair-accessible porta potty questions
These are the 5 ADA wheelchair-accessible porta potty questions Mesquite renters ask most before booking: what comes inside, how much space the unit needs, and when to upgrade to something else. Each answer matches what our dispatch team tells renters on the phone.
Is a wheelchair-accessible porta potty the same as ADA-compliant?
Not automatically. The unit provides the space and grab bars; compliance also depends on the route, surface and count at your event. We call our units wheelchair-accessible and help you meet the 5% count.
Do I need an ADA unit for a private party?
Private home parties are generally not covered, but one accessible unit helps guests with walkers, strollers or knee trouble.
Can the ADA unit go on grass?
Yes on dry, firm, level grass. After rain, pavement or a plywood pad is better.
How much bigger is the ADA unit?
About 62 by 65 inches, compared with about 44 by 48 for a standard unit. It needs a wider path and gate.
Do job sites need ADA units?
OSHA does not require accessible units, but a worker with an injury may need one. We can swap one in on any 28-day rental.
Calls get answered faster than forms
Calling (361) 213-6286 is the quickest way to lock a delivery slot, especially for same-day orders. We answer live Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM. Have your address, dates and headcount ready and the call takes about 4 minutes.
- What we ask: address or ZIP, delivery and pickup dates, unit type, quantity, headcount, gate or placement notes.
- What you get: one itemized price — unit, delivery, pickup, servicing, any fees — texted or emailed.
- How you pay: card by phone or a secure pay link; invoices are e-signed on your phone.
Get a fast, itemized quote
Six quick fields. We text or call back with a full price — unit, delivery, pickup and service — usually within about 15 minutes during business hours. Need it today? Call (361) 213-6286 instead; calls are faster.