If your crew will be on site for more than a day or two and can’t use a restroom nearby, the Elite is the smarter pick. It’s a roll-off dumpster with two toilets built right in, so one call covers both. If your crew already has a restroom, the Standard roll-off dumpster is all you need.
That’s the short answer. The real choice comes down to your job, your crew, and your site. A two-day garage cleanout and a three-week remodel need very different setups.
Key Takeaways
- The Elite is a roll-off dumpster with two portable toilets attached. It’s patented and only available from redbox+.
- The Standard is a traditional roll-off dumpster with no toilet. It’s the right fit for most cleanouts and DIY projects.
- The Elite comes in 20-yard and 30-yard sizes, plus a 20-yard Suburban model built to fit driveways.
- OSHA requires at least one toilet on a construction site with 20 or fewer workers.
- Booking a dumpster and porta potty rental as one unit means one delivery, one pickup, and one invoice.
- Both units include a wide rear door, pavement pad protectors, and 24-hour turnaround on most requests.
What Is the Elite? A Dumpster With a Toilet Built In
The Elite is a roll-off dumpster with two portable toilets attached to it. A roll-off dumpster is the large, open-top container a truck drops off at your site and hauls away when it’s full. The Elite adds a restroom to that same container.
The toilets are mounted to the unit, so they won’t tip over. That’s a real plus on a busy job site or a windy day in northeast Ohio.
redbox+ holds a U.S. patent on the Elite dumpster and toilet combo, so you can’t rent it from anyone else. The idea came from a waste industry veteran who was tired of seeing dumpsters and porta potties scattered across job sites. The fix was simple: put them together.
Local redbox+ staff clean and service the toilets on site. You can ask for service during your project, and the toilets are cleaned again before the whole unit is picked up. Most service calls are handled within 24 to 48 hours.
What Is the Standard Roll-Off Dumpster?
The Standard roll-off dumpster is a traditional container. No toilet, no extras. Just a strong dumpster that shows up on time and gets hauled away on time.
It comes in 20, 30, and 40-yard sizes. There’s also a Suburban Standard in 10, 15, and 20 yards. Suburban units are shorter with taller sides, so they fit better in a home driveway.
The Standard is the workhorse for most homeowners. It handles garage cleanouts, roofing tear-offs, kitchen remodels, and yard waste. If you need extra hauling, redbox+ can swap it out for an empty one as often as your project needs.
Elite vs Standard: Side-by-Side Comparison
Here’s how the two units stack up.
| Feature | The Elite | The Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Toilet built-in | Yes, two toilets | No |
| Sizes | 20 and 30-yard | 20, 30, and 40-yard |
| Driveway model | 20-yard Suburban Elite | 10, 15, and 20-yard Suburban |
| Rear door for loading | Yes | Yes |
| Pad protectors | Included | Included |
| Toilet cleaning | Done on site by local staff | Not needed |
| Best for | Job sites with crews and no restroom | Cleanouts, DIY, sites with a restroom |
Both units get the same care from the local team. That means on-time delivery, careful placement, and pad protectors to keep your driveway safe. The only real difference is the restroom.
Not sure which size you need? Our guide on choosing the right dumpster size breaks it down by project.
When the Elite Makes Sense
The Elite pays off when a crew needs a restroom and doesn’t have one. Here are the most common cases:
- Multi-day or multi-week jobs. A kitchen gut, a whole-floor remodel, or new construction where the crew is on site every day.
- Homes where workers can’t go inside. Many homeowners don’t want a crew walking through the house to use the bathroom.
- Vacant lots and new builds. No building on site means no plumbing on site.
- Contractors tired of juggling two vendors. Two calls, two deliveries, and two bills add up fast.
Picture a remodeler in Jackson Township starting a two-week bathroom and kitchen job. Without the Elite, they book a dumpster from one company and a porta potty from another. The porta potty shows up a day late. The crew loses time, and the homeowner starts asking questions.
With the Elite, the porta potty and dumpster rental arrive together in one drop. One call. One invoice. That’s the idea behind “two services, one call.”
redbox+ offers dumpster and porta potty rentals in Greater Canton for contractors and homeowners who want this kind of setup.
When the Standard Is All You Need
The Elite isn’t for everyone. And that’s fine.
If you’re a homeowner cleaning out a garage over a weekend, you don’t need a toilet in your driveway. Your bathroom is 20 feet away. The same goes for most estate cleanouts, yard projects, and small DIY jobs.
The Standard also works for contractors when a restroom is already covered. Maybe the homeowner is fine with the crew using the house. Maybe the site already has a porta potty for the season.
Here’s a quick rule of thumb. If the crew has easy restroom access, choose the Standard. If they don’t, the Elite will save you a second vendor and a lot of hassle.
How Many Restrooms Does a Job Site Need?
For contractors, this isn’t just about comfort. It’s a safety rule.
OSHA sets the minimum number of toilets on construction sites. According to OSHA’s toilet rules for construction jobsites, a site with 20 or fewer workers needs at least one toilet. Larger crews need more.
If you’re planning a porta potty rental for a construction site, start with your crew size. The Elite has two toilets built in, so it covers most small and mid-size crews in Greater Canton. For bigger jobs, the local team can help you plan the right setup.
A clean restroom also keeps crews happy and on task. Fewer trips off-site means more work gets done, which is a big part of how portable restrooms save time on the job site.
FAQ
Do I need a porta potty on a residential job site?
If workers will be at your home for more than a day and can’t use your bathroom, yes. OSHA requires at least one toilet on construction sites with 20 or fewer workers. A dumpster with a toilet, like the Elite, covers both needs in one unit. For a weekend cleanout you’re doing yourself, you likely don’t need one.
How often is the Elite’s toilet cleaned?
Local redbox+ staff clean and service the Elite’s toilets on site. You can ask for service any time during your project, and most service calls are handled within 24 to 48 hours. The toilets are also cleaned before the whole unit is picked up, so your site is left clean when the job is done.
What sizes does the Elite come in?
The Elite comes in 20-yard and 30-yard sizes. There’s also a 20-yard Suburban Elite. It holds the same amount as the regular 20-yard but is shorter with taller sides, so it fits better in a home driveway. A 20-yard holds about six pickup truck loads of debris.
Is it cheaper to rent a dumpster and porta potty together?
Often, yes. A dumpster and porta potty rental from one company means one delivery, one pickup, and one invoice. That cuts out a second vendor and the extra trips that come with it. Pricing depends on size and how long you need it, so call or text for a quote on your job.
Will the Elite fit in my driveway?
The 20-yard Suburban Elite is built for home driveways. It’s shorter than a standard 20-yard unit, with taller sides to hold the same amount. Every unit also comes with pavement pad protectors to help protect your concrete. If you’re not sure about space, the local team can help you check before delivery.
Pick Your Unit With One Call to Your Canton Team
Choosing between the Elite and the Standard comes down to one question: does your crew have a restroom? If not, a dumpster with a toilet saves you a second vendor and keeps your site organized from day one. If so, the Standard gets the job done.
Either way, you’re working with a locally owned team that shows up on time and treats your property right. Not sure which one fits your job? Call or text 330-366-8869, and we’ll help you pick, or reach the team online. Most deliveries arrive within 24 hours.