Count the people on site, not just the project length
Include subcontractors and the largest crew expected at one time. California requirements apply to Lancaster job sites. Review toilet and handwashing provision separately, and keep the facilities usable as the crew or shift pattern changes.
Understand the 28-day cycle
Plan around a four-week rental period rather than a calendar month. A shorter project may still use a full first period. Ask for the first charge, renewal rate, tax, pickup fee and recurring-payment arrangements. Our 28-day billing guide explains the details.
Plan access through the whole build
Choose a position that delivery and service vehicles can reach after materials, fencing, and machinery arrive. Include gates and site-contact details. Moving the toilet as the work progresses needs a separate arrangement; do not let later deliveries block servicing.
Set the cleaning schedule before the crew starts
Agree weekly service, the first visit, waste removal and supply replenishment before work begins. Discuss additional visits if the crew grows, shifts extend or use increases. Keep the service route open throughout the build.
