Handwashing Station Rental

A handwashing station pairs with restroom units for food-heavy events and jobsites where a hand-sanitizer squirt isn't enough. Church picnics near Barfield Crescent Park, wedding receptions out at Evergreen Farms, and reunions along the Murfreesboro Greenway all draw the same request: somewhere for people to actually rinse before they eat. The foot-pump design means no electricity and no water hookup — it works on an open field in Lascassas the same as it does on a paved lot off Cason Lane.

Stations fit the job when you're serving food, running a multi-day setup, or meeting a health or safety expectation that sanitizer alone won't cover. For a short backyard gathering with no catering, a single restroom with an interior sanitizer dispenser is often plenty, and that's the honest call — we won't add a sink you don't need. Where a handwashing station earns its keep is volume and food: a Blackman graduation party feeding a hundred guests or a framing crew in The Grove at Williamson Place working through lunch will empty a fresh-water tank fast, and running dry mid-day is exactly the surprise we set up to prevent.

Placement matters more than people expect. We look for level ground within a short walk of your restrooms and food tables — a sink stranded across a sloped field near Three Rivers or tucked behind a truck at Indian Hills gets skipped, and unused hands defeat the point. During the free property walk-through we mark the spot, confirm we can reach it for refills, and flag anything that would slow the delivery truck on tight downtown or Gateway lots near The Avenue Murfreesboro.

For rentals that span more than a day, we return to top off water and restock soap and towels on a set schedule, so the station stays usable from the first guest to the last. That servicing is built into the rental — you never have to call and ask when we're coming back. Handled, so you never think about it.