Wheelchair-accessible, ground-level entry, grab bars. Fully compliant units at fair pricing. No specialty markups.
Accessibility isn't optional. For permitted events in Rutgers University-Livingston Campus, ADA-compliant portable toilets are required by law. For workplaces — including construction sites — accessibility requirements vary by federal, state, and local rules, but the underlying expectation is consistent: anyone present at the location should have functional restroom access.
Beyond compliance, there's a simpler reality. Guests, workers, and family members with mobility needs deserve clean, dignified, accessible facilities at any event or worksite. The right ADA-compliant portable toilet makes that automatic.
We specialize in supplying these units across Rutgers University-Livingston Campus at fair prices — not the "accessibility specialty equipment" markup that some suppliers apply.
Most clients assume an ADA porta potty is just a regular unit with a wheelchair ramp added. That's not quite right.
True ADA-compliant units are engineered differently from the ground up:
We supply only properly engineered ADA units across Rutgers University-Livingston Campus.
Ground-level entry, full interior maneuvering space, grab bars positioned to ADA standards. Suitable for most events and worksites.
ADA-compliant unit paired with accessible handwashing station. Ideal for food-service and family events.
Luxury accessible trailers for upscale events — full accessibility with climate control and flushing toilets.
Required for government contracts and diverse work crews. Properly specified and compliant.
For large events requiring specific accessibility ratios.
Rapid deployment for disaster relief and facility outages.
Monthly servicing for extended projects and renovations.
ADA units cost more to manufacture and maintain. We reflect the real difference without extra specialty surcharges.
We coordinate proper placement — critical for compliance and inspections.
1. Wrong Unit Type
Ramped standard units instead of true engineered ADA units.
2. Poor Placement
Units on slopes or with blocked approach paths.
3. Incorrect Count
Failing to meet required accessibility ratios.
4. Treating ADA as Afterthought
Placing units far from main area.
Get a real quote, real compliance guidance, and properly engineered units.
Click Here to Call (888) 341-5226Larger interior space, ground-level entry, proper grab bars, and 60-inch turning radius — all verified before delivery.
Yes. We coordinate level placement and clear approach paths to ensure compliance during inspections.
They cost more due to engineering but we do not add extra specialty surcharges.