Long-Term & Short-Term Rental Plans

Short-term rentals cover anything from a single-day event to a project running a few weeks — weekend parties, small home renovation projects, estate clean-outs, or pop-up events. These rentals are priced simply: one flat rate covering delivery, the rental period, and pickup, with service included if the rental runs long enough to need it. There's no minimum contract length and no penalty for a rental that only needs to run for a few days.

Long-term rentals are built for ongoing needs — active construction sites, agricultural operations, recreational properties, seasonal camps, and any situation where you need reliable restroom access for months or years rather than days. These contracts include a standing service schedule (weekly is most common, though we adjust frequency based on usage) and predictable monthly billing that doesn't require you to reorder or re-negotiate every time the calendar flips.

Seasonal rentals fill the middle ground for businesses and properties with predictable busy periods — hunting camps that need units for a few months each fall, agricultural operations during harvest season, or recreational venues that only operate certain months of the year. We set these up to start and stop on a schedule that matches your season, so you're not paying for restroom service during months your property sits empty.

One advantage of a standing long-term contract is priority scheduling. Clients on multi-month or multi-year service agreements get priority routing for both regular service visits and any unscheduled requests, because we already have your site built into our regular route planning. If something needs attention between scheduled visits — a unit gets knocked over, supplies run low faster than expected — long-term clients get faster response times than a one-off rental typically would.

We also build in flexibility for changing needs within a long-term contract. If your job site's crew size doubles for a phase of the project, we add units and adjust billing accordingly. If a property's seasonal usage shifts, we adjust the service schedule. Long-term doesn't mean locked-in-and-inflexible; it means an ongoing relationship where we adjust the setup as your actual needs change, without you having to renegotiate a whole new contract every time.

Billing for long-term and seasonal contracts is straightforward and predictable: a set monthly or seasonal rate, invoiced on a schedule that matches how your business or property already handles other vendor payments, with any adjustments for added units or changed service frequency reflected transparently on the next invoice rather than buried in unexplained charges.

Whether your need is a single weekend rental or a five-year standing contract for a growing development, our team will structure the plan and pricing around your actual timeline. Call us with your situation and we'll tell you honestly which rental structure fits best, rather than pushing you toward a longer commitment than you actually need.