1. Define the use
Start with the type of site, number of people, daily schedule and total rental duration. An event and a long-term construction site usually need different plans.
2. Choose the equipment
Standard units cover everyday needs. Add accessible units for inclusive access and hand-wash stations where hygiene or food service makes them useful.
3. Select the placement
Look for firm, level ground with a clear approach. Avoid soft shoulders, steep slopes, blocked gates, overhead obstructions and areas that may be fenced off later.
4. Confirm delivery details
Share the address or ZIP, dates, site contact, gate instructions, cross streets and placement notes. A photo or site map can help when the location is difficult to describe.
5. Keep service access open
For longer rentals, make sure parked vehicles, stored materials and temporary fencing do not block the unit on service days.
Turn the plan into a request
The online quote planner organizes the details needed for follow-up.
Open quote planner