✦ roadwork projects ✦
Highway construction, utility installation, remote infrastructure work—we provide portable toilets, water systems, and sanitation equipment designed to move with your project timeline, not against it.
Portable toilets positioned along active work zones and relocated as the project progresses
Low-boy units for areas with height restrictions or tight access
Roll-off dumpsters for debris removal along project corridors
Temporary heaters for cold weather work in open or exposed environments
Water management systems for hydro excavation, dust control, and off-grid water needs
Highway projects, utility installations, and remote infrastructure work across Missouri require portable solutions that can go anywhere and stay reliable for months. We deliver, service, and maintain equipment even when your site isn’t easy to reach.
Many infrastructure projects operate in areas without access to running water or utilities. Our water management systems and self-contained portable units are designed to keep crews covered in remote locations—no infrastructure required.
MODOT and OSHA requirements for roadwork projects are strict. We’ll help you meet sanitation requirements for your crew size and work zone configuration—keeping your project compliant without added complexity.
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Delivery in Most Missouri Areas – Keeping Your Projects Moving
R&R Sanitation provides mobile and durable equipment suited for roadside work, including standard and ADA-compliant portable restrooms, portable hand-washing stations, roll-off dumpsters for highway debris, temporary heaters for asphalt and concrete work in cold weather, and temporary fencing to secure work zones.
We offer flexible servicing and delivery schedules tailored to linear and expanding job sites. As work zones shift along highways, bridges, or street grids, our team coordinates regular waste pumping, cleaning, restocking, and unit repositioning to ensure facilities remain accessible to crew members without disrupting traffic or project timelines.
In compliance with OSHA guidelines, having accessible restrooms on-site (typically 1 unit per 10 workers for a standard 40-hour workweek) prevents workers from leaving the job zone to find facilities. Our roadside units are durable, self-contained, and positioned safely off active roadways to protect worker health and maintain job site safety.
