Reference intelligence profile
Portable Sanitation
Profile #001
An asset-backed service route where contracted units, pump-and-clean cadence, disposal access, and fleet density drive returns.
What this models
A compact underwriting lens—not a listing.
Portable sanitation rents a necessary temporary-site utility and monetizes the recurring service route behind it. Unit utilization matters, but density, dependable pump-and-clean execution, compliant disposal, fleet uptime, and assignable construction or event relationships decide whether the asset base produces durable cash flow.
This profile normalizes a route into what produces cash, what must be operated, what can break, who could own it next, and which evidence supports the operating model.
Return drivers
- Units on rent, utilization, and revenue per unit
- Stops, units serviced, and route-hours per truck-day
- Delivery, pickup, service, fuel, and disposal cost
- Construction, industrial, event, and specialty-unit mix
Diligence flags
- Reconcile owned units to units on rent and billed accounts
- Map route density, service frequency, and driver productivity
- Inspect trucks, tanks, units, yard rights, and replacement needs
- Verify disposal agreements, permits, claims, and customer terms
Operational load
- Unit delivery, pickup, pumping, cleaning, and replenishment
- Service-truck routing and preventive maintenance
- Yard inventory and ready-to-rent quality control
- Waste transfer, disposal documentation, and safety
Exit optionality
- Regional portable-sanitation competitor
- Waste, rental, or temporary-site-services platform
- Fleet-backed local operator acquisition
Machine-readable access
One record for humans and AI.
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Evidence ledger
What the model rests on.
Operating facts are an editorial synthesis of the cited sources. Scenario figures are normalized comparison inputs, not sourced market averages, live listings, forecasts, or valuation opinions.
29 CFR 1926.51 — Sanitation ↗
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Regulatory guidance
- Accessed 2026-08-06
- Minimum toilet-facility requirements at construction jobsites
- Chemical toilets as an allowed facility where sanitary sewers are unavailable
7(a) and 504 FOIA data ↗
- U.S. Small Business Administration
- Primary public data
- Accessed 2026-08-06
- Small-business financing activity by NAICS industry and approval period
- Loan size, business age, and operating-industry context for normalized scenarios
- Caveat: SBA approvals include multiple financing purposes and are not a count of acquisitions, market prices, or valuation evidence.
ProSite Services adds Potter's Potties ↗
- RF Investment Partners
- Reported transaction data
- Accessed 2026-08-06
- Platform acquisition activity in portable sanitation and temporary site services
- Service-line adjacency across toilets, restroom trailers, storage, and temporary infrastructure
- Caveat: The release does not disclose transaction pricing or target-level financial performance.
2025 Fourth Quarter Insight Report ↗
- BizBuySell
- Reported transaction data
- Accessed 2026-08-06
- Context for reported small-business transaction activity
- Broad service-business cash-flow multiple context
- Caveat: Marketplace-reported transactions are not a complete census and are not route-specific valuation instructions.
Every scenario value is illustrative and low-to-moderate confidence. It is not a live business listing or a statement of current market terms. Validate all assumptions with primary financial, operational, legal, asset, and local-market diligence.