Meeting the sanitation needs of a wedding ceremony can be extremely important for those that are hosting this event at a location that lacks traditional restroom facilities. However, renting a portable toilet for a wedding will be very different from renting these toilets for construction projects or other situations where these toilets are commonly used.
Consider A Full Bathroom Rental
When renting portable toilets, individuals may assume that a traditional single-stall toilet will be the only option available.
- If you are the owner of a single-family rental property that has a septic tank, you should make sure that the septic tank is pumped on a frequent basis. You may find that the septic tank for your single-family rental will need to be pumped more often than the septic tank at your own home, for example. If you're curious about why single-family rentals require frequent septic tank cleanings, consider these reasons.
- When you're planning to build a home on a rural plot of land, you'll need to install a septic system. In the vast majority of counties, you won't be allowed to build a home without having a septic system or acceptable alternative installed—counties want to protect the groundwater from possible pollution caused by wastewater runoff, and this effect is minimized with a functional septic system. Finding the perfect place to put your new septic tank can sometimes be difficult.
- If you work in the construction industry and lead a team of workers, you must do all that you can to maintain the health and safety of your laborers. Aside from the fact that unsafe and unsanitary conditions can lead to poor morale, you may also be in violation of OSHA standards and regulations. OSHA has various regulations in place to ensure your construction site is always up to code, which includes providing a place where workers can use the bathroom.
- A clogged sewer line can be a serious problem that exposes your family to toxic waste. Sewage overflowing from your toilet or backing up in your shower is a plumbing emergency that should be repaired quickly. You may need to turn off the water to your house until the plumber arrives since any water that goes down the drains could cause sewage to back up. You definitely don't want to use the toilet until the problem has been fixed.