ADA-Accessible Unit Rental

An ADA unit fits the moment when someone attending or working at your site uses a wheelchair, a walker, or cannot manage a standard unit's step-up. Standard portable restrooms in Georgetown have a raised threshold and a narrow footprint; the ADA unit sits flat on the ground and gives roughly 60 inches of interior clearance so a wheelchair can enter, close the door, and turn. That difference matters most at public-facing events near Georgetown Square, at Blue Hole Park and San Gabriel Park gatherings, and on job sites where a crew member has a mobility need.

The trade-off is size and count. One ADA unit takes up more ground and costs more than one standard unit, so most event hosts pair a single ADA unit with the standard units already on-site rather than swapping the whole order. For public events, plan on placement on firm, level ground — a paved pad, packed gravel, or a flat grass area — because the ramp-free entry only works when the ground under it is even. On the hill-country lots around Cimarron Hills, Berry Creek, and Rancho Sienna, a sloped driveway or graded homesite can make placement tricky, which is exactly why we walk the spot before quoting instead of guessing over the phone.

Georgetown weather is the other reason servicing matters. A neglected unit in a 100°-plus July week turns miserable fast, and an ADA unit at an all-day event on the Square or a long build near Wolf Ranch and Sun City sees heavy, repeated use. We set a service schedule and keep it — the unit is pumped, restocked, and wiped on the days we agree to, not whenever it's convenient. Placed on time, serviced on schedule.

Booking is straightforward. Tell us the address — whether it's a Teravista block party, a Serenada homesite, a Gabriel's Grove event, or a Georgetown Village job site — plus your dates and where you want the unit. We do a free on-site visit, confirm access and the flat spot for the ramp-free entry, then give you a firm number. The price we quote is the price you pay.