Hand Washing Station Rentalin Hobbs, NM
Two-sink portable stations with foot pumps, fresh water, soap and paper towels, for food events, job sites and farm crews. No hookups needed; we refill and restock every visit.
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- Itemized quote by text
- No fuel or card fees
Call before 1 p.m. for same-day delivery to Hobbs.
- Can you deliver to me? Yes: events, job sites and farms in Hobbs and towns up to 80 miles out.
- When can it arrive? Today in Hobbs when you call by 1 p.m., with your toilets or on its own.
- Which unit do I need? 1 two-sink station per 4 toilets with food, or per 20 farm workers.
- How is it cleaned? Refilled, cleaned and restocked with soap and towels every service visit.
- What's the full cost? From $95 per event, or a monthly rate with weekly refills. No hookups needed.
A local person answers, Mon–Sat 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
When do you need a hand-wash station?
You need a hand-wash station when food is served, when workers handle paint, chemicals or livestock, and on farms with field crews. OSHA 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities for construction work with harmful materials, and OSHA 1928.110 requires one hand-wash facility per 20 farm field workers.
Read the OSHA field sanitation standard. For events, local food-vendor rules may also require hand washing; check with your organizer.
What comes with a portable hand-wash station?
Each portable hand-wash station has two sinks with foot pumps, a fresh-water tank of about 34 gallons, a separate gray-water tank, a soap dispenser and a paper towel dispenser at each sink, and a trash basket. One fill handles about 400 hand washes. No water or power hookup is needed.
How many hand-wash stations do I need?
Plan 1 two-sink hand-wash station for every 4 portable toilets at events with food, and 1 for every 20 field workers on farms. A single backyard party with 1 or 2 units is usually better served by a unit with a sink inside than by a separate station.
Is a sink inside the unit or a separate station better?
A sink inside the unit is better for one or two units at a home, small party or small crew, because it costs less and keeps everything in one spot. A separate station is better for 3 or more units, for food lines, and for crews that wash up at breaks, because several people can use it at once.
Do hand-wash stations freeze in Hobbs winters?
Hand-wash stations can freeze on Hobbs nights below about 28°F, which happen most often from December through February. In a hard freeze, we drain stations at service time, place them out of the wind, or swap in extra sanitizer dispensers until temperatures rise.
Questions people ask before booking
Do hand-wash stations need a water hookup?
No. Stations carry their own fresh-water tank, which we fill on delivery and on every service visit.
How much is a hand-wash station rental?
A two-sink station starts at $95 for an event and $115 per 28 days on a long-term rental with weekly refills.
Can I add a station to a porta potty I already rent?
Yes. Call or text and we add it on your next service visit or a same-day trip.
Is hand sanitizer included in a standard porta potty?
Yes. Every standard unit has a sanitizer dispenser, refilled on each service visit.
Do you rent stations without toilets?
Yes. Food trucks, petting zoos, fairs and clinics rent stations on their own.
Get a written quote
Six quick fields. Connor texts back an itemized price with the unit, delivery, pickup, servicing and tax on separate lines. Quotes go out by text in about 15 minutes during business hours.
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Call now(575) 213‑3495Phone: (575) 213-3495 · Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mountain