Do You Need To Hire a Portable Toilet?

Based in Barking, we are an accredited provider of portable toilet and shower hire, plus related services in London, Essex and Hertfordshire. We are rapidly expanding and starting to cover larger areas of the UK. To check and see if we cover your area, simply enter your postcode into our online postcode checker.

Generally speaking, our specialist team clean site toilets between 7am – 6pm Monday to Friday, and you don’t have to be on-site when we visit as we have a master key. However, as we offer our customers 24/7 customer service, if you have any special requirements regarding delivery, collection or servicing, please talk to our sales team and they will be happy to assist you with bookings outside of those hours.

At LetLoos, our team is on hand to deliver portable toilets and showers in London, Essex and Hertfordshire, when you need them. So, as long as you place your order before 12pm, we can guarantee next-day delivery for both long and short-term contracts throughout those areas.

No, you don’t. We supply mobile toilet solutions to both trade and domestic customers across London and Essex, regardless of whether you have an account with us. However, if you wish to hire an Eco Welfare unit, you will need an account and your own In Hire Insurance policy. If in doubt, please contact us for clarification.

We deliver our toilets, welfare units and tailers in some of the remotest locations in the U.K. We have a range of lifting HIABs, trolleys, barrows and skates. If you feel your site will be a tricky delivery, then please do make sure you contact the team before you place the order. If our delivery truck has to cross a public footpath to reach your chosen site, you may also need permission from the council to install a temporary crossing, so be sure to check that out before booking your toilets.

Unless you have permission from the landowner or local council it is illegal for us to leave toilets, trailers and welfare units on someone else’s land without written consent from them acknowledging they give you permission to do so for the duration of the hire. You’ll therefore need to apply for a licence from your local council highways department to place a portable toilet on any part of a public road. You may also need to gain permission for a temporary crossing if our delivery lorry has to cross a public footpath to reach the site – whether public or private. If you plan to use your portable toilet at home, it must be positioned outside the address stated on the licence or within a specific area if required.