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Dependable Handicapped Accessible Restrooms in the Twin Cities

Ground level accessible units with room to turn, delivered anywhere in the Twin Cities.

400+ Happy Customers

Trusted Locally for Quality, Care, and Consistency

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Jacki Jesse

Clean, reliable, responsive, and reasonably priced! Our guests were impressed with Turd Burglar’s clean portable toilets and even commented to us. We will call again!

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Eric Thode

I used this company for our event and couldn’t be happier. The porta potties arrived exactly when promised, were very clean, and stayed that way the whole time. The team was professional, responsive, and clearly takes pride in their work. It made a big difference for our guests. I’ll definitely call them again for future events.

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Amy Henry

We used Turd Burglar for a grad party and it was a great experience. Drop off and pick up didn’t require me there, and the unit was extremely clean. Party-goers commented on what a nice porta potty it was, which made it easier to keep people outside. I have already been recommending them to others in the neighborhood.

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Ben Cermak

I run a large construction company and needed some toilets and sinks for a couple job sites. The turd burglar responded super fast with zero hastle, and was on time with delivery. Toilets were squeaky clean and smelled amazing. Great prices as well. Would 100% recommend to anyone in need of toilets. Will definitely use again.

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Dree Munoz

Great customer service; the drop off and pick up process was so easy. We had 2 Porta potties for our party and everyone commented on the cleanliness, we were extremely pleased and will use again

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Daryl Cox

We used Turd Burgler for a graduation party, the service was great, price great, and a great guy to deal with!!

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Amanda Cox

Fantastic! Quick response, local to Ham Lake and best price for a rental. Will be using again! Very clean and great customer service

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Ready for Everyone On Site

An accessible unit only works if someone can actually get to it. Placement matters as much as the unit itself, so we set them where the ground is firm and level.

Step Free Ground Level Entry
Room to Turn Inside
Marked With the Access Symbol
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know how many accessible units I need?

The 2010 ADA Standards give a clear rule for portable units: where single user units are clustered at one location, at least five percent of the units in each cluster must be accessible. The phrase that matters is each cluster. Spreading twenty units across four corners of a park means four clusters, not one, so each corner needs its own accessible unit rather than the whole site sharing a few.

What makes an accessible unit different from a standard one?

Three things. The floor sits at ground level so there is no step to get in, the interior is wide enough to turn a wheelchair around, and there are grab bars on the walls. The unit also carries the International Symbol of Accessibility on the outside so it can be found at a glance. We often pair one with event restrooms in the same delivery.

What affects the cost of an accessible restroom rental?

An accessible unit takes up more room on the truck and needs more room on the ground, so delivery access is the first factor. After that it is the same list as any rental: how many units, how long you keep them, how often they are serviced, and whether they are part of a larger order with construction restrooms or standard event units. Get a free quote.

Are accessible units required on a construction site?

Not by the ADA. The standards specifically exempt structures and sites directly associated with the processes of construction from the accessibility requirements, which covers the job site restrooms provided for construction personnel. That exemption ends where the public begins: a unit set out for visitors, an inspector, or an open house on the same property is not construction personnel use, and the five percent rule applies again.

Where should an accessible unit be placed?

On firm, level ground, with a route to it that someone using a wheelchair or a walker can actually travel. Grass is fine when it is flat and dry; soft turf, loose gravel, and a slope are not. It also wants to sit at the end of a bank rather than boxed in, so the door has room to swing and nobody has to squeeze past a queue to reach it.

What areas do you serve?

Accessible units go out across the northern Twin Cities metro. That covers Andover, Anoka, Blaine, Brooklyn Park, Cambridge, Centerville, Circle Pines, Coon Rapids, East Bethel, Forest Lake, Fridley, Ham Lake, Hugo, Isanti, Lino Lakes, Nowthen, Oak Grove, Ramsey, Roseville, Saint Francis, Scandia, Shoreview, Stacy, White Bear Lake, and Wyoming, along with the surrounding communities. Most orders pair them with handwash stations and standard units. View our full service area.

Accessible Restrooms Across the North Metro

We provide accessible restroom rentals to events and job sites across the northern Twin Cities metro.

Andover, MN
Blaine, MN
Circle Pines, MN
Coon Rapids, MN
Forest Lake, MN
Ham Lake, MN
Hugo, MN
And more!
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Get a Free Accessible Restroom Quote

Tell us the site and the unit count, and we will work out how many accessible units to set.

Ground Level Units Available
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Same Delivery as Standard Units
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