Portable Hand-Washing Stations in Bridgeport
Sanitizer is fine until there's food, paint, kids or a health inspector. A two-sided wash station gives two people soap and running water at once — no hose, no outlet.
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Same-day zone: Bridgeport · Stratford · Fairfield · Trumbull · Shelton · Milford
- 01Do you cover my address?Delivery area: every Bridgeport ZIP (06604–06608, 06610) plus Stratford, Fairfield, Trumbull, Shelton, Milford and the shoreline to New Haven.
- 02How soon can it come?Arrival: same day if you call before noon and a truck is free; next morning otherwise. Weekend events go out Thursday or Friday.
- 03Which one do I need?Unit: one wash station for every 3–4 toilets, and one near any food table.
- 04Who keeps it clean?Servicing: monthly units get a full pump, scrub and restock every week; event units arrive sanitized and stocked with paper.
- 05What will I pay in total?Price: one written quote listing rental, delivery and pickup, servicing, fuel and tax. What goes into it.
What is a portable wash station?
A portable wash station is a free-standing, two-sided sink with foot pumps, a fresh-water tank, a gray-water tank, soap and paper towels. A portable wash station needs no hookups, so it can stand next to the toilets or by the food line.
| Two-sided foot-pump wash station (PolyJohn Bravo class) | |
|---|---|
| Height | About 56 in |
| Footprint | About 30 × 30 in |
| Sinks | 2, foot-pump |
| Fresh water | About 20 gallons |
| Supplies | Soap, paper towels |
| Hookups | None |
Does a construction site need a wash station?
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities where workers handle paints, coatings or other contaminants, and many general contractors require one at every toilet cluster. We refill the station on the same weekly visit as the toilets.
Official text: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51. General information, not legal advice.
Need it on site today?
Call before noon and dispatch can usually put you on today's truck. You get the full price — delivery, pickup, fuel, tax — before you pay.
Why do nursing homes and kitchens call for wash stations?
When water goes out, the toilet is only half the problem. In our calls, a nursing home and a food plant needed wash stations the same day, because staff can't work without soap and running water.
Same-dayHow many wash stations should you get?
Plan one wash station for every 3 to 4 toilets, and at least one within sight of any food service. A festival with 12 toilets and food trucks needs 3 or 4 stations.
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Questions callers asked about this
Does a wash station need a hose?
No. It holds its own fresh water. For long events we refill it on a service visit.
Our business lost water. Can we get a toilet and a wash station immediately?
Call now. Businesses can't stay open without restrooms, so we prioritize same-day delivery when a truck is free. Health-care and food sites should add a wash station.
Can people wash their hands inside it?
Only in the deluxe unit, which has a foot-pump sink with soap and paper towels. Standard and accessible units have sanitizer, not a sink.
Get it on the schedule
A phone call to (475) 317-5899 is quickest — dispatch can quote and book while you're on the line. If you'd rather type, send this six-line work order and we'll call or text back with every charge spelled out.
- Full price before you pay: rental, delivery and pickup, fuel, servicing, tax
- Same-day trucks for calls before noon when a unit is in the yard
- Weekend events dropped Thursday or Friday and collected Monday at no extra charge
- Real people in Bridgeport, Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
