No elevator and no way to get units upstairs
We crane-lift units directly onto active decks using certified rigging. A 12-unit set on a 20-story deck takes about four hours, and your trades never leave the floor for a restroom break.
High-Rise Construction Portable Toilet Rental in Texas means getting restrooms onto floors 10, 20, and 40 without a working elevator. We crane-lift PolyJohn and Satellite Industries units, anchor them for high wind, and pump every tank on a weekly schedule. From Richardson tower cores to McAllen mid-rises, our high-rise porta potty rental Texas crews keep OSHA compliance and your framing schedule on track.

High-Rise Construction Portable Toilet Rental in Texas is the crane-serviced placement, anchoring, and weekly servicing of portable restrooms on multi-story job sites where elevators are not yet running. A standard ground unit weighs about 200 pounds empty and 400 pounds with waste, so it cannot be walked up a stairwell. We rig each unit to a crane or hoist, set it on the deck, and lock it down against 40 mph gusts that roll across Texas skylines.
General contractors in Texas call us when a tower core tops out and the trades move up floor by floor. We stage units on every third or fourth level so a framer never walks more than 90 seconds to a restroom. That matters in July, when surface temps on an exposed deck hit 130 degrees and odor control in Texas heat becomes a safety issue, not a comfort one.
Every high-rise contract covers the unit, the rigging, and the weekly service. Add-ons like restroom trailers and extra crane lifts are quoted separately so you only pay for what your site actually needs.
Each unit arrives with a lifting frame and shackle points rated to 2,000 pounds. Our rigger coordinates with your crane operator, provides a load chart, and anchors the unit before leaving the deck.
A vacuum truck pumps the holding tank, and we refill toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and urinal blocks. We spray deodorizer and leave a timestamped ticket on the door for your records.
We build your count to OSHA 1926.51 ratios, one toilet per 20 workers, plus a spare per active deck. You get a written unit plan you can hand to an inspector or an owner.
Helical stakes and ballast keep units upright in 40 mph gusts. From October through March we switch to freeze-rated holding tank deodorizer so lines do not crack on a cold night.
Every gallon we pump goes to a TCEQ-permitted disposal site, and we keep the manifests on file. At project close you get a binder with every service ticket and disposal record.
We meet your superintendent on site, map the crane swing radius, and mark set points on each deck. You get a unit count based on crew size, floor count, and OSHA 1926.51 ratios. The walk takes 45 minutes on a typical Texas tower.
You get a per-unit monthly rate, crane lift fees, and a weekly service price in one document. No line-item surprises later. Most high-rise quotes come back within 24 hours of the walk.
Our crew stages units at the base, rigs each one, and works with your operator to fly them up. A 12-unit set on a 20-story deck takes about four hours. We anchor every unit before we leave the floor.
A service truck arrives on a fixed day each week to pump tanks, refill toilet paper and hand sanitizer, and spray deodorizer. We service from the ground with a hose run up the hoist or from a deck-level pump, depending on your setup.
As floors top out, we crane units up to the next active level. When the permanent restrooms pass inspection, we pull every unit, pressure wash it, and haul it off. Final invoice closes the same week.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Pumps holding tanks from grade or deck level on a fixed weekly route. Our trucks carry 1,000 gallons so a full floor of units gets serviced in one stop.
Handles emergency overflows and high-volume decks. Dispatched 24/7 when a tank runs hot or a unit is pulled mid-project.
Cleans every unit before it goes up and again when it comes down. A washed shell cuts odor and keeps the unit presentable for owner tours.
Applies blue deodorizer chemical and holding tank deodorizer at each service. Rated for Texas heat and freeze cycles.
Our standard high-rise shells. Both brands hold up to repeated crane lifts and 400-pound loaded weights without cracking at the corners.
Rigging hardware rated to 2,000 pounds that lets your crane operator pick a loaded unit with a clean load chart and a spotter call.
A 20-story tower had two ground units for 90 workers. Crews walked 12 flights, losing 25 minutes per trip, and the tanks overflowed twice in the first month.
We craned 10 units onto floors 5, 10, 15, and 20 in one four-hour window, anchored each one, and set weekly pumping. Break time dropped to under 90 seconds per trip and no tank overflowed again.
A 12-story mid-rise hit a 200-man peak and the ground units could not keep up. Odor complaints came in daily and an OSHA walk flagged the unit count as short.
We built the count to OSHA 1926.51 ratios, added deck-level units with twice-weekly pumping, and placed ADA-compliant stalls at grade. The re-inspection passed with no findings.
A February freeze cracked three tanks and froze two lines overnight. The site lost a full day of work while the previous vendor scrambled for replacements.
We swapped in freeze-rated units, treated every tank with cold-weather deodorizer, and insulated exposed lines. The next freeze passed with zero cracked tanks and no lost time.
Vertical job sites break rental companies that only think in ground-level terms. These are the four calls we get most, and how we handle them.
Ask a pro →We crane-lift units directly onto active decks using certified rigging. A 12-unit set on a 20-story deck takes about four hours, and your trades never leave the floor for a restroom break.
We size service frequency to your crew count, not a generic calendar. High-density floors get twice-weekly pumping, and our 24/7 line sends a vacuum truck any hour if a tank runs hot.
We use blue deodorizer chemical and holding tank deodorizer rated for high heat, plus urinal blocks and a deodorizer sprayer at every service. The result is a unit crews will actually use.
Every deck unit gets helical stakes or ballast rated for 40 mph gusts, and we re-check anchoring after any storm warning. We have not lost a unit to wind on a Texas high-rise job.
OSHA 1926.51 sets one toilet per 20 workers, so a 120-person tower needs at least six units, and we add one spare per active deck. On a 30-story job we usually stage two to four units every third floor. That keeps walk time under 90 seconds and keeps your count defensible if an inspector walks the site.
Typical 2026 pricing runs $185 to $325 per unit per month for standard units, plus $250 to $600 per crane lift and $95 to $140 per weekly service. A 12-unit, 20-story job usually lands between $3,400 and $5,200 a month all-in. Remote sites add fuel and travel.
Yes. Every high-rise unit ships with a certified lifting frame and shackle points rated to 2,000 pounds, and our rigger coordinates directly with your crane operator. We have flown units onto decks from floor 8 to floor 52. You get a load chart and a spotter call before each pick.
Ground-level emergency units can usually be on site the same day inside the Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio metros. Crane-serviced placements need 24 to 72 hours to schedule rigging and a crane window. Call (866) 658-3904 and we will tell you exactly what is possible today.
Our high-rise porta potty rental Texas routes cover the major metros and reach smaller markets on scheduled service days. From Celina to McAllen, every project gets the same crane rigging, weekly pumping, and TCEQ-compliant disposal. If your tower is inside a few hours of a Texas metro, we can put units on your deck.
Send us your floor count and crew size and we will return a unit plan and a locked monthly rate, usually within 24 hours. Call (866) 658-3904 for crane-serviced units, weekly pumping, and TCEQ-compliant disposal anywhere in Texas.
Request a Quote (866) 658-3904 →Call (866) 658-3904 or email info@vanguardportabletoilet.com for a free quote on portable toilet rental in Texas. We answer 24/7 and dispatch from five metro yards. Most quotes go out the same day, and emergency calls get a service truck rolling within hours. Tell us your location, headcount, and dates, and we will handle the rest.