Denver
For a request in Denver, share the exact address, dates, equipment needs, and access details. A local vendor must confirm coverage, lead time, and the service schedule.
Request information about portable toilet rental for an address in Colorado. Planning requests may involve Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, and Boulder; exact inventory, delivery, servicing, and pickup are confirmed by ZIP code.

Portable restroom needs vary across Colorado. Projects in Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, and surrounding communities may need different quantities, delivery windows, and service schedules based on attendance, crew size, rental length, and site access.
Elevation, winter weather, freeze-thaw conditions, mountain roads, and fast-changing forecasts can affect access, servicing, and placement.
Planning here works around seasonal changes in ground and access conditions. Freeze-thaw cycles matter more than absolute cold here. Ground that is firm in the morning can turn soft by afternoon, which affects both placement stability and whether a service truck can reach a unit without leaving ruts.
Your inquiry may involve construction, mountain events, outdoor recreation, and seasonal festivals. Share the exact address so a local provider can assess coverage and availability for your part of Colorado.
Call +1 (833) 920-1299 for Colorado availability →Availability is confirmed per ZIP code, but use the exact delivery address when asking about these Colorado markets.
For a request in Denver, share the exact address, dates, equipment needs, and access details. A local vendor must confirm coverage, lead time, and the service schedule.
For a request in Colorado Springs, share the exact address, dates, equipment needs, and access details. A local vendor must confirm coverage, lead time, and the service schedule.
For a request in Aurora, share the exact address, dates, equipment needs, and access details. A local vendor must confirm coverage, lead time, and the service schedule.
For a request in Fort Collins, share the exact address, dates, equipment needs, and access details. A local vendor must confirm coverage, lead time, and the service schedule.
For a request in Boulder, share the exact address, dates, equipment needs, and access details. A local vendor must confirm coverage, lead time, and the service schedule.
This is a planning directory, not a promise of statewide delivery. Vendor coverage, equipment, and timing must be confirmed for each address, including Denver and rural areas.
Private-sector construction in Colorado falls under federal OSHA jurisdiction, so 29 CFR 1926.51(c)(1) Table D-1 applies directly: one toilet facility for 20 or fewer workers, then one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers, and per 50 workers once a crew passes 200.
That table is a legal minimum rather than a comfort target. Crews spread across a large Colorado site often justify more units than the count alone suggests, simply because walking time is real money.
Accessibility is federal everywhere: where portable toilets are clustered, the 2010 ADA Standards require at least 5% and never fewer than one accessible unit per cluster. Local permit conditions in Denver and other Colorado jurisdictions may add requirements on top.
Work out your unit count →Match the unit type to your guests, crew, site conditions, comfort expectations, accessibility needs, utilities, and budget.
Requests may come from major metros, smaller communities, rural properties, event venues, and active job sites. Because route capacity and equipment inventory change, every order begins with the delivery address.
Choose a sanitation plan around the people using the site, how long units will remain, and how service trucks can safely reach them.
Job-site porta potties, handwashing stations, recurring pumping, cleaning, deodorizing, and supply restocking.
Clean standard units, accessible restrooms, or upgraded trailers planned around venue access and guest count.
Quantity planning for attendance, duration, food and alcohol service, accessible use, and high-traffic placement.
Portable sanitation for warehouses, outages, renovations, seasonal operations, and remote or temporary work areas.
Share the request with Star, then confirm coverage, equipment, price, and service arrangements with the selected vendor.
Provide the ZIP code, delivery and pickup dates, site type, and access notes.
Discuss quantities, accessible options, trailers, handwashing, and service frequency.
Confirm placement, arrival timing, recurring maintenance when needed, and pickup.
Answers about pricing, local availability, event quantities, construction rentals, restroom trailers, and call preparation.
☎ Call +1 (833) 920-1299Pricing in Colorado depends on the delivery ZIP code, unit type, quantity, rental period, service frequency, site access, and travel requirements. Call with your dates and address for current availability and a project-specific price.
Share your Colorado delivery ZIP code, preferred dates, project type, and expected attendance or crew size. Star passes inquiries to providers. The vendor confirms coverage, price, delivery, pickup, and servicing for the address.
Construction rentals can include standard units, accessible portable restrooms, handwashing stations, scheduled pumping and cleaning, supply restocking, and pickup. Service frequency is planned around crew size and usage.
Restroom trailer availability varies by ZIP code, date, trailer size, and site requirements. Power, water, level placement, and truck access should be reviewed before delivery.
The right quantity depends on attendance, event length, alcohol service, food service, accessibility needs, and whether units will be serviced during the event. Call with the event details for a practical recommendation.
Elevation, winter weather, freeze-thaw conditions, mountain roads, and fast-changing forecasts can affect access, servicing, and placement. Share the exact address, surface, gate, clearance, and placement details so route and service access can be reviewed before delivery.
Private-sector construction in Colorado is under federal OSHA jurisdiction, so 29 CFR 1926.51(c)(1) applies: one toilet facility for 20 or fewer workers, then one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers, and per 50 once a crew passes 200.
Colorado works around seasonal changes in ground and access conditions. Freeze-thaw cycles matter more than absolute cold here. Ground that is firm in the morning can turn soft by afternoon, which affects both placement stability and whether a service truck can reach a unit without leaving ruts. Booking earlier in that window gives more choice of unit type and delivery timing.
Have the delivery ZIP code, dates, event attendance or crew size, preferred unit types, rental duration, and any gate, surface, clearance, or access details ready. This helps the rental desk confirm options faster.
Have your ZIP code, dates, estimated attendance or crew size, and site-access details ready for a faster availability check.