Wider doors, more interior floor space and grab bars — accessible restroom units that let every guest, employee or attendee participate comfortably and with dignity.
If you're planning a public event, managing a job site with employees who have mobility needs, or simply want to make sure every guest at your gathering is comfortable, an ADA-compliant portable restroom isn't optional — it's the right call, and often a required one. Brooklyn Park Clean Site Rentals stocks dedicated ADA units built specifically to accommodate wheelchairs, walkers and other mobility devices, and we deliver them throughout Brooklyn Park and the Twin Cities Metro with the same speed and reliability as our standard fleet.
We've worked with event organizers, general contractors, church groups and municipal permit offices across the area, and one thing has become clear: accessibility planning goes a lot smoother when you loop us in early. We're happy to talk through your expected attendance and help you figure out how many ADA units make sense alongside your standard or deluxe order.
Our ADA units are purpose-built, not simply a standard unit with a ramp bolted on. Key features include:
A widely used planning guideline is to include at least one ADA-compliant unit for every cluster of standard units at a public event — commonly cited as roughly one accessible unit per 20 standard units, with a minimum of one ADA unit present regardless of event size. Requirements can vary depending on your specific municipality's permitting rules, expected turnout, and whether the event is public or private. If you're applying for a special event permit in the Twin Cities Metro, we recommend confirming exact requirements with your local permitting office; we're also glad to share what we've seen work well for similar past events.
Accessible placement matters as much as the unit itself. Our crew positions ADA units on the most level, obstruction-free ground available, with a clear, wide, ideally paved or hard-packed path from parking or gathering areas to the unit's entrance. We avoid placing ADA units on loose sand, gravel or steep grades whenever an alternative surface is available, since those surfaces can be difficult to navigate for wheelchairs and walkers. If your venue includes sensitive terrain — like a lakeside lawn or grassy park — let us know ahead of time so we can plan the best access route.
ADA units follow the same servicing standards as our other rentals: full cleaning, tank pumping and restocking on a schedule that matches your rental length, typically weekly for longer placements. Because these units often serve public events with unpredictable foot traffic, we're glad to build in a more frequent service schedule if you expect heavy use.
ADA units are priced slightly above our standard units to reflect their larger size and additional features, though the difference is usually modest. Your total cost depends on how many units you need, rental duration, and delivery distance. Call (763) 343-1957 and we'll give you a clear price for your event, including a recommended ADA-to-standard unit ratio if you're not sure where to start.
We've found that event organizers who plan accessibility from the start — rather than scrambling to add it after a complaint or a permit rejection — end up with a smoother, more welcoming event overall. If accessibility is new territory for your planning process, don't hesitate to call and ask questions; we'd genuinely rather help you get it right than sell you units you don't need.
Private events generally aren't legally required to include ADA units, but many hosts choose to include one anyway if guests with mobility needs will be attending.
We'll place them on grass when it's reasonably firm and level, but we try to avoid loose sand or soft ground whenever a better surface option exists nearby, since it affects accessibility.
Yes, we can pair ADA accessibility features with a flushing unit for longer or more upscale events — ask about this option when you call.
We recommend booking as soon as your event date and permit are confirmed, especially during peak race weekends and festival season when availability across the Twin Cities Metro tightens up.
We'll help you get the right ADA unit count for your permit and guest list.