Welfare Unit Hire
A welfare unit puts a toilet, wash-hand basin and rest area in one towable unit. It meets HSE welfare requirements for construction sites, so you do not need three separate deliveries. Site managers on ongoing projects get one facility, one servicing schedule and one invoice line. Because of that, there is no need to juggle multiple suppliers.
From £85/week — see full pricing
What’s Included
- Combined toilet cubicle, wash-hand basin with hot water, and seated rest area
- Fresh water tank and separate waste tank, no mains connection required
- Kettle point and worktop space in rest area on most models
- Towable chassis for repositioning as the site progresses
- Meets HSE Approved Code of Practice welfare provision requirements
- Weekly servicing included, extendable to twice-weekly on high-headcount sites
Not sure how much you need? Read construction site welfare facilities — what hse requires. For more detail, portaloo servicing — how often should units be emptied and cleaned? is a good next read.
We deliver this service in London, Manchester and across the UK. You can also compare standard portaloo hire and luxury & vip toilet trailer hire.
Welfare Units FAQs
Does a welfare unit meet HSE requirements on its own?
A single welfare unit covers the toilet, washing and rest-area requirements. These come from the HSE's Approved Code of Practice for welfare at work. However, your site headcount may call for more units or extra standalone toilets. Tell us your average daily headcount and we will confirm what you need.
Can we get monthly invoicing on a business account?
Yes. Trade and construction accounts can move to weekly or monthly invoicing on agreed terms. You then skip paying for each drop. Set this up using our online quote form. Send your company details and expected hire duration, because we need them to agree terms.
Can the unit be towed to a new position on the same site as work progresses?
Yes, because welfare units sit on a towable chassis. You can reposition them as work areas shift. That avoids a full collection and a new drop. Contact us to arrange a site move.
What's the minimum hire term for a welfare unit?
While weekly hire is standard, there is no fixed maximum. Long-running site contracts on rolling weekly terms are our most common welfare unit booking.
What does a welfare unit include?
Each unit has a toilet cubicle, a hot-water basin and a seated rest area. Most models also have a kettle point and worktop space. Because the unit has its own fresh water tank and separate waste tank, you need no mains connection.
How much does welfare unit hire cost?
Welfare unit hire starts from £85/week and includes weekly servicing. However, high-headcount sites can extend that to twice-weekly servicing. See our full price list for details.