Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you’re in Clapton, Canning Town, Hampstead, Brixton or Ealing, we’re committed to providing a fast and efficient service throughout London. You can easily find our availability for your own construction site through our online postcode checker, which shows you what areas we cover. But if you’d like to double-check, feel free to contact our team.

If your construction site is down a narrow road, inaccessible because of a road closure, or complex in any other way – don’t despair. We’ve got lifting cranes (HIABs), trolleys, barrows and skates to help us navigate tight spaces, busy urban areas, remote locations – the lot. All we ask is that you let our team know when you are making your order so we can come prepared.

Here at Let Loos, we guarantee next-day delivery for orders made by 12pm. That’s thanks to our local approach, meaning we don’t have to travel for hundreds of miles (and leave you waiting for days) to get your portable toilets, welfare facilities and so on.

Our delivery, collection, maintenance and cleaning services typically fall from Monday to Friday between 7am and 6pm. That said, we can assist with out-of-hours services in Essex when required. It’s best to contact our sales team to discuss your needs and see how we can help.

From Harlow and Harwich to Billericay and Brentwood, we assist with construction sites across the county of Essex. That includes seaside towns like Southend, Clacton and Frinton-on-sea, as well as cities and towns like Colchester, Chelmsford and Braintree. If you want to make sure, use our online postcode checker, give us a call, or drop us an email.

That’s the all-important question – and there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. If you’re unsure about the type of facilities you need or the number of portable toilets to hire, our experienced team can provide invaluable insight and advice to help you make an informed decision.

As experienced Liverpool toilet hire specialists, we’re well versed in the narrow streets, road closures and complex locations that can come with inner-city and suburban construction sites. Thankfully, we’re fully equipped with skates, barrows, trolleys and HIABs (lifting cranes) – just be sure to flag any potential issues to our team when booking.

At LetLoos, we want to make portable toilet rental simple for Liverpool construction sites. As such, there’s no need to set up an account before ordering the facilities you need. That said, Eco Welfare units do require an account with an insurance policy.

Because we’re based locally, we can provide next-day delivery for portable toilet hire in Liverpool along with a selection of other facilities. You simply have to place your order by 12pm for delivery the following day.

Our team typically operates between 7am to 6pm, from Monday to Friday, for deliveries, collections, cleaning and maintenance throughout Liverpool. However, we can facilitate out-of-hours requests in some cases. Speak to our sales team about your requirements and we’ll see what we can do!

From Crosby and Kirkby down to Hale and Speke, we cover every corner of Liverpool and the surrounding areas. Our online postcode checker will let you know if we cover the location of your construction site. But if you want to double-check, simply contact our team.

We guarantee a weekly clean/service of the toilet(s) whilst on hire. Please note this does not necessary mean it will be serviced on the 7th day of hire but will be within the working week from 7am – 6pm Monday to Friday. The service will be carried out by our highly-trained team and includes fast and hygienic vacuum waste removal. We’ll also restock the loo roll, hand soap or sanitiser and paper towels as needed. Plus, as we have a master key for all our unit, no one will need to be onsite while this takes place.

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.

Our mobile shower units are fitted with a heater that supplies temperature controlled water so you can have the water as hot or as cold as you like for each individual shower. We also supply hot wash chemical toilets for construction sites. These offer the same practicality and functionality of our standard portable toilets, with the addition of hot water to improve hygiene levels and cut down on the spread of illness.

You will need a high pressure mains water connection for our mobile shower trailers. We recommend speaking with a plumber to discuss your options before proceeding with the hire.

Inside our luxury trailers you can find a configuration of toilets, hand wash sinks and urinals. These trailers have been designed to a high spec and even come with luxury hand wash soap, hand lotion and toilet tissue to give your guest that extra comfort.

In our portable event and construction site toilets, you’ll find a chemical toilet, a hand sanitiser dispenser or forearm sink and an automatic LED light for use after dark.

We also supply welfare units for construction sites with no kitchen or bathroom facilities. Each unit comes with a kettle, microwave and seating area to make rest breaks more comfortable for up to 6 members of staff. There’s also a chemical toilet with hot wash facilities and a separate drying room.

Depending on the size of the cubicle or trailer you select, the space you need to make available will vary. Just remember, if you plan on having several portable loos side by side, you’ll need to leave enough space between each unit to allow for the door to open and close without catching. Please see dimensions below:

Luxury toilet trailers:

1+1 Trailer: H 3.1m, W 1.98m,D 4.4m

2+1 Trailer: H 3.1m, W 2m, D 6m

3+1 Trailer: H 3.1m, W 2.3m, D 6.7m

Portable construction and events toilets: H 2310 mm, W 1118mm, D 1219 mm

Wheelchair accessible toilets: H 2220 mm, W 1575 mm, D 1575 mm

Mobile shower trailers: H 3050mm, W 2100 mm, D 6000mm

Yes, we have a team of professional cleaning attendants who can stay the duration of the event to make sure the toilets are always clean, fully stocked and in pristine  condition for your guests. This will help to free up your own staff for work in other areas and lets you concentrate on running the event to ensure attendees have a great time. Dedicated attendants will also give you peace of mind that your facilities adhere to the necessary welfare requirements at all times. Contact us for a quote.

We are very transparent with pricing, the price you have been quoted is the price you pay. There will only ever be extra costs if there is damage to the unit. Here’s what you can expect to pay for self-contained portable toilet hire for your construction site, including a weekly service and restocking of hand sanitiser and loo roll:

Standard Portable Loo: £25 per week

Hot Wash Toilet: £35 per week

Mains Connected Toilet: £40 per week

Looking for event toilet prices? Our event toilets are priced on a quote by quote basis, so please feel free to fill out the online form on our homepage for a free quote.

All of our toilet and shower trailers need power to operate and a normal 240v extension cable is adequate. However, you’ll need a 110v power supply onsite if you opt for our hot wash portable toilets. Please note we do not run cables and the power supply should already be in the location the unit will be placed before we arrive, so be sure to arrange this in advance.

Alternatively, our portable chemical toilets are fully self-sufficient and don’t require a power supply or a plumbing system. Our welfare units also run off a diesel generator.

Urinal hire will drastically reduce queuing times for stand toilets at everything from sports events to festivals where you anticipate a large number of male attendees. They are lightweight, fully portable and compact, which means they are quick and easy to install. Plus, they’re ideal for sites where there is limited space to work with.

We have privacy Heras fence panels that we can use to enclose the urinals and create a barrier between them and public areas. Once constructed, the fencing can be covered with waterproof tarpaulin or woven mesh netting to block the urinals from view.

The number of people our units can service depends on the size you choose and the frequency of its use. However, our luxury toilet trailers can typically service the following number of guests:

1+1 Luxury Toilet Trailer: up to 125 guests (2 WCs & 2 Wash Basins)

2+1 Luxury Toilet Trailer: up to 175 guests (3 WCs & 4 Wash Basins)

3+1 Luxury Toilet Trailer: up to 250 guests (4 WCs & 4 Wash Basins)

Sure, our portable chemical toilets are ideal for festivals and other large events where there’s no access to mains connected facilities. Plus, they’re a substantial upgrade from the traditional festival drop toilets!

Every unit comes ready to use with hand sanitiser and loo roll, and we can also source attendants to keep your toilets clean and tidy throughout your event.

We also provide urinals to help cut queues down for men, as well as wider units that cater to wheelchair users or those that need some extra space when using the toilet. And if your festival has a dedicated VIP area, we can supply luxury toilet and shower trailers for an extra-comfortable experience.

No, we do not providing baby changing facilities with these units. The walls on these units are not strong enough for such equipment and any company who does provide these units with changing facilities are putting babies lives in danger.

Yes, our event toilets come with solar powered motion sensor night lights as standard so your guests won’t ever be left in the dark when trying to use the loo. This makes them ideal for late-night festivals, parties and wedding receptions, as well as construction sites which regularly require evening work. The inner light is also useful for better visibility on dull days where natural sunlight is limited.

Typically, the recommended toilet ratio is 1 per 100 people for an event up to 6 hours long. However, if you’re serving food and drink, you’ll need at least 1 portable toilet per 75 people. For full day events, double that initial figure. Plus, bear in mind that you’ll need to provide separate toilets for men and women.

For week-long onsite use, 1 toilet can serve up to 7 full-time workers. For longer projects or those involving lots of workers, our mains-connected portable toilet units may be a more practical option. Learn more about how many portable toilets you will need on our blog or use our calculator at the top of the page to work out how many toilets are suitable for your event. Please use this as a base – the ultimate decision is yours and how comfortable you wish your guest to feel at your event.

Your toilet(s) will arrive ready to use, including a flushable toilet with chemicals to break down the waste and reduce odours, a hand sanitiser dispenser, toilet rolls, a mirror and an air freshener. The toilet also comes with an automatic LED Light and a lockable door as standard. Next day delivery, installation at your chosen location and eventual collection are all included in the cost, as well as a full weekly service and empty. You can learn more about portable toilet hire prices on our blog.

While the chemical portable toilets we hire out for construction sites and events are the same models with the same facilities, there are some differences. As our construction toilets are used for building and construction projects, their condition does reflect this. Our event toilets have never seen a building site and always arrive pristine so you can rest assured you won’t receive one of them toilets you’ve seen on a building site at your event. We can also supply luxury VIP toilets, hot wash units and portable showers if you want an additional upgrade.

No, our event toilets do not have sinks instead they come with hand sanitiser dispenser. This means that our portable toilets can be positioned wherever you like, including remote areas, as they don’t need a water supply or drainage connection.

If you would like a unit with a sink for more effective hand washing, our luxury trailers come with multiple toilets and basins to accommodate your guests. Alternatively, for longer events, you could opt for one of our mains connected portable toilets instead.

Our mains connected toilets operate exactly the same as the toilet you have at home, directly linked to mains water, electricity and a sewer system. Meanwhile, our standard chemical toilets and luxury trailers use a chemical flushing system similar to that found on aeroplanes. This is activated by either a hand pump or a foot pedal, which pushes the waste down into a leak-proof holding tank until it can be emptied. Learn more about how portable toilets work on our blog.

We don’t service/clean mains connected toilets as they are connected direct to the mains sewer supply. As a result, they don’t require weekly emptying like temporary portable toilets. However, they will arrive fully steam cleaned and ready for use.

Although we’d recommend hiring portable toilets to the majority of our clients over buying them, we do sell units too. This could be more convenient for you if you want the freedom to transport the toilet anywhere you like or you have somewhere to store your toilet for use over a long period of time. However, you will need a waste disposal licence if you plan on emptying the unit yourself. If you do decide to buy one of our portable toilets, there is a lead time of 4 weeks from the date order placed to the date it arrives at your location. Please contact the sales team for more information.

Mains water, electricity and sewer connections are required for you mains connected toilets. You’ll also need mains water access if you’re hiring a mains-connected portable toilet. These are ideal for long-term jobs or scenarios where heavy use is likely. Plus, they have the added benefit of reduced odours and less maintenance, as they are connected to a mains sewer rather than being emptied once a week.

Our chemical portable toilets, on the other hand, contain a chemical reservoir for flushing and a holding tank for the waste, so they don’t need to be connected to a water or drainage supply. As a result, they offer more flexibility in terms of placement.