How many stations will our site need?

That depends on crew size, site layout, and the phase you are in. We confirm the number during the introductory consultation rather than guessing from a formula.

How often are stations serviced?

Service intervals are set per project during the consultation, based on how the site is used.

Can hand washing be bundled with porta potties?

Yes. Most sites coordinate them together, and both can sit in the same construction services plan.

Construction Services

Hand washing stations for construction sites

Crews need somewhere to wash up. We coordinate hand washing stations as part of your construction site support so that access is planned rather than improvised.

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Overview

Wash-up access, planned into the site

Hand washing access is one of those site details that is easy to leave until crews are already on the ground, at which point placement gets decided by whatever space happens to be free. Planning it up front works better.

We coordinate hand washing stations as part of a broader construction services plan, which means placement is considered alongside where your crews work, where equipment is staged, and how the site is accessed for servicing.

Where stations go, how many the site calls for, and how often they are serviced all depend on the project. Those details are confirmed during the introductory consultation against your actual crew size and site layout.

Specifics like quantities, placement, sizing, and service intervals are confirmed during your introductory consultation — we scope them against your actual site rather than quoting from a template.

Hand Washing Stations

What this covers

Placement planned around crew work areas
Coordinated with the rest of your site support
Access considered for routine servicing
Scope confirmed during the consultation

When it makes sense

Where hand washing stations fits

Active build sites

Crews working through a phase where wash-up access is not otherwise available nearby.

Sites without plumbed facilities

Ground-up work or early phases where permanent facilities are not yet in place.

Phased multifamily renovation

Work moving building to building where the practical wash-up point moves with the crews.

Paired with other site support

Projects already coordinating porta potties or sanitizing stands that want it handled together.

How we coordinate it

From first call to close-out

1
Consultation
We review crew size, work areas, and the phases the project will move through.
2
Plan placement
Locations are chosen around where crews actually work and how the site can be accessed.
3
Coordinate setup
Setup is scheduled around your build calendar and the other trades on site.
4
Adjust with the project
As phases move, placement is revisited so access stays practical.

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