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Midcoast Restrooms

Clean and Green

Call: 207-707-2929
Email: go@midcoastrestrooms.com

A Few Words About Us

Providing professional portable restroom services to Maine’s Midcoast region. We provide restrooms to contractors, construction sites, weddings, receptions, parties, special events, family gatherings, summer camps, municipalities, and businesses. Please give us a call with your needs.

Midcoast Restrooms is a small company based out of Rockland, Maine, focused on providing clean restrooms. All of our restrooms are new and outfitted with exhaust fans, lights, and hand sanitizer. We are not focused on being the biggest but strive to have the best service. Being small allows us to offer personalized service to meet your needs.

Services

Comfort

All our restrooms are outfitted with an interior light, solar exhaust fan, and hand sanitizer for a better restroom experience.

Green

Our standard is "clean and green": The cleanest restroom possible and the most environmentally friendly products available.

Ease

We have easy online billing, electronic payment, and credit card options to serve our customers and the environment.

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PSAI

Providing portable toilet rentals is one way that we show our desire to care for and protect the world through environmentally friendly and sustainable services. The Portable Sanitation Association International reports the following facts:

Professional Associations

Portable Toilet Fun Facts

Portable toilets were first used in shipyards during World War II. It was noted that valuable time was lost when workers had to walk long distances to use a restroom, so wooden portable restrooms were constructed and placed conveniently on-site.

Over the years, portable restrooms have had many names, such as:

What U.S. special event requires the most portable restrooms?
A presidential inauguration — it takes around 5,000 units to serve all attendees.

Portable restrooms have evolved greatly since WWII. Early units were wooden and heavy. Today’s are made from durable synthetics, easier to move and maintain, and specialized for various use cases—from crane-liftable skyscraper models to luxury trailers that rival home bathrooms.