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PolyJohn Comfort XL · Roll-in floor, no stepHandicap Porta Potty Rental in Laredo, built for a wheelchair
- Delivery area: every Laredo ZIP, Rio Bravo, El Cenizo and Webb County. Check your ZIP at right.
- Arrival: reserved ahead, since same-day stock is standard units and hand-wash stations. Weekend events drop Thursday or Friday.
- Right count: 5% of the units in each cluster, minimum 1, for public events. Size the full order.
- Cleaning: pumped, sanitized and stocked before delivery; jobsite units serviced weekly.
- Full cost: one itemized quote with the unit, days, delivery, pickup and tax.
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Does it have to be ADA, or just handicap accessible?
Jason Rental Works rents 1 accessible model, the PolyJohn Comfort XL, and we call it wheelchair-accessible: a roll-in floor, no door sill and more than 16 square feet inside. We do not certify any unit for a specific inspection. If an inspector, venue or permit names a standard, send it to us before booking.
A caller in our 2026 call review asked exactly this, then added: "It has to be wheelchair accessible. That's all I know." That is the right starting point. The question is who will use the unit, and who, if anyone, will inspect it.
- Private party at home: the goal is simple. A guest in a wheelchair, on a walker or recovering from surgery can get in, turn and close the door.
- Public event, park, church or school: the organizer usually has a count to meet. The 2010 ADA Standards set that count in §213.2.
- Permit or venue contract: read what it says, then send it to us. Your permit office or venue decides what satisfies it.
How many accessible porta potties does my event need?
Under the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2, when portable toilets are grouped in a cluster, at least 5% of the units in each cluster must be accessible, and never fewer than 1. A 12-unit festival bank needs 1 accessible unit. A 21-unit bank needs 2, because 5% of 21 is 1.05, which rounds up.
| Units in one cluster | Accessible units, minimum |
|---|---|
| 1–20 | 1 |
| 21–40 | 2 |
| 41–60 | 3 |
| 61–80 | 4 |
Source: 2010 ADA Standards, §213.2 (U.S. Access Board). The count is per cluster: two banks at opposite ends of a fairground each need their own accessible unit. The same section says accessible units are identified with the International Symbol of Accessibility.
callers in our 2026 review asked for a wheelchair-accessible unit. A festival organizer expecting about 2,000 people on day one had not planned one at all until it came up on the call.
Source: 19 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.Planning a bigger public event? The festival and large-event page covers multi-cluster layouts and mid-event service.
What does the 60-inch turning space mean?
The 2010 ADA Standards describe wheelchair turning space as a circle 60 inches in diameter, or a T-shaped space, not a 60-inch radius. A 60-inch radius would need a room 10 feet across. The Comfort XL measures 62 by 62 inches outside, with a 32-inch door frame and no sill at the door.
People mix up radius and diameter all the time, and it leads to bad advice. A 60-inch diameter is 5 feet across, about the space a standard manual wheelchair needs to spin around.
The outside size is not the inside clear floor, because walls take up room. If a guest uses a large power chair or scooter, ask for the manufacturer's interior measurements, or have the guest try the unit on delivery day.
Tech specs: PolyJohn Comfort XL (PH03)
- Outside size62" × 62" × 91"
- Door frame32" × 74"
- Weight240 lb
- Waste tank33 gal
- Door sillNone, roll-in
- Open floor16+ sq ft
- SinkNo (add a station)
- HookupsNone
Our advice: the 33-gallon tank is about half a standard unit's 60. At a busy event, keep the accessible unit for guests who need it, and let the standard units carry the crowd.
Need an accessible unit for a public event?
Tell us the head count and how many clusters you have. Dispatch sizes the order with the 5% rule and books every unit in one call.
Where should an accessible porta potty go?
Place the accessible porta potty on the firmest, flattest ground on site, inside the same cluster as the other units, with a smooth route to the door and at least 3 feet clear in front of it. Concrete, gravel and packed caliche work well. Loose sand, sloped grass and low spots that flood after a Laredo storm do not.
- Check the route, not just the spot. A curb, a step or a strip of deep gravel between the party and the door blocks a wheelchair.
- Plan for its width. At 62 inches, the Comfort XL rarely fits a backyard gate. A driveway or open side yard is easier.
- Shade it in summer. Laredo averages about 74 days a year at or above 100°F, and a guest using a wheelchair may need more time inside.
- Keep it level. The driver shims the base on caliche so the door swings true and the floor sits flat.
A cluster like this one counts as one group under §213.2, so it needs at least 1 accessible unit.
Do I need an accessible unit at a private party?
At a private home party, we apply no 5% rule; the deciding question is whether any of your guests uses a wheelchair, walker or cane. If one does, book 1 accessible unit. In our 2026 call review, 2 calls were birthday parties, one of them a 90th, where older guests make this choice easy.
An accessible unit also helps guests you might not think of: a parent with a toddler, a guest on crutches, or an older guest who needs room and time. Anyone can use it.
Hosting a milestone party or a quinceañera with grandparents traveling in? See the party and quinceañera restroom page for full setups.
What callers asked about accessible units
“Does it have to be ADA, or just handicap accessible?”
“Do you have handicap port-a-potties?”
“We need someone in a wheelchair to be able to use it. Which one do we need?”
“Do we need an ADA unit for a big public event?”
“Can it go on my concrete driveway against the fence?”
Wording from recorded rental calls (19 calls reviewed, 2026), names removed. These are questions, not reviews.
Can a wheelchair user use a restroom trailer or a deluxe unit instead?
Usually not. A restroom trailer sits on wheels with steps up to the door, and the deluxe Fleet is a 47-inch stall built for walk-in use. Neither one gives a wheelchair room to roll in and turn. At a wedding with a trailer, add 1 Comfort XL beside it.
This comes up most at weddings and quinceañeras. The couple books a restroom trailer with A/C for comfort, then remembers a grandparent who uses a chair. Set the Comfort XL next to the trailer, on the same level ground, so nobody has to walk farther.
| Unit | Roll-in for a wheelchair? |
|---|---|
| Standard PJN3 | No, 43.5" stall |
| Deluxe Fleet | No, 47" stall |
| Restroom trailer | No, steps to the door |
| Comfort XL | Yes, no sill |
How do I book an accessible unit with the rest of my order?
Book the accessible unit on the same call as the rest of your order, at least a few days ahead, because same-day stock is standard units and hand-wash stations only. Give dispatch 3 numbers: the guest count, the event length and how many separate clusters of toilets you plan to set up.
- Call (956) 396-3700 in English or Spanish, Monday–Saturday, 7 am–7 pm.
- Share any permit or venue requirement so we can send the spec sheet before the event.
- Mark each cluster's spot and the accessible unit's spot on a photo or site map.
- Delivery in a 4-hour window, with a text about 30 minutes before the truck arrives.
Comparing all unit types first? Use the portable restroom comparison table.
Handicap porta potty questions
Questions taken from real rental calls, answered by our dispatchers.
(956) 396-3700How much is a handicap porta potty?
Is your accessible unit certified for my inspection?
Can a wheelchair turn around inside?
Will the accessible unit fit through my backyard gate?
Can the accessible unit be the only toilet at a small party?
Do we need one at our church festival or school carnival?
Does the accessible unit have a sink?
Ready to book? Call, or get your quote by text
Same-day delivery in Laredo when you call by noon, Monday through Saturday. Your quote lists the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup and tax before you pay.
- Locally owned yard at 3804 San Bernardo Ave, Laredo, TX 78041
- Driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arrival
- Nobody needs to be home: mark the spot and we place it
- Weekend events: Friday drop, Monday pickup, no extra charge
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