Q&A

The first step is to properly prepare the installation site. This includes clearing the area, ensuring proper drainage, and confirming that the foundation is level and meets local codes. It’s important to plan the layout and make sure all necessary utilities, like water and electricity, are easily accessible.

While you can use standard construction tools like wrenches, drills, and levels, there are some specialized tools that may make the job easier, such as lifting equipment for moving the restroom unit into place. It’s also recommended to have a team of installers to handle the weight and complexity of the setup.

Although installation can be completed by a skilled team with general construction knowledge, it is highly recommended to have professional guidance or oversight, especially if you’re unfamiliar with restroom system installations or local building codes. Hiring a contractor experienced in modular restroom units can ensure the job is done correctly.

The installation typically takes 7-14 days, depending on site preparation and the complexity of utility hookups. The process is faster if the site is fully prepared and utilities are already in place. Additional time may be required for final inspections or adjustments after the unit is installed.

Yes, regular maintenance is necessary to ensure the Portland Loo operates efficiently. This includes routine cleaning, checking plumbing connections, inspecting the doors and locks, and ensuring all fixtures are in good working condition. Following the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines will help extend the lifespan of the unit and prevent costly repairs.