Built for complex programs

National site services under one relationship

Detritus coordinates dumpsters, portable sanitation, temporary fencing, storage, and more across multiple states, with trusted local providers handling the field work.

Updated October 9, 2026.

50 states + DC
Delivered work
7,700+
Providers on record
5,908
Cities served in 2025

Services under one relationship

What Detritus can provide.

Choose the services each site needs while keeping one agreement, one account team, and one billing process.

Portable sanitation

Standard and ADA restrooms, hand-wash stations, restroom and shower trailers, holding tanks, and scheduled septic service.

Waste, recycling, and materials

Roll-off dumpsters, dump trailers, compactors, recycling streams, hazardous waste, concrete washout, and aggregate haulage.

Water, fuel, and consumables

Potable and non-potable water, bottled water, packaged ice, diesel, gasoline, DEF, and lubricants.

Temporary site infrastructure

Temporary fencing, barricades, storage containers, office trailers, generators, fuel tanks, and heavy equipment.

Why Detritus

One team to call, wherever the work takes you.

Local providers handle the work on site. We manage pricing, paperwork, service issues, and billing, so your team does not have to find and onboard new vendors in every market.

For construction teams

Planning work across multiple job sites?

Our construction site services page covers what GCs, EPCs, and procurement teams need to plan and manage site services across multiple projects.

Explore construction site services→

Read the coverage whitepaper→

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Planning

Questions the agreement has to answer.

A national site-services agreement covers the field work and the account around it. These are the questions that decide whether one relationship actually replaces the local vendors.

What does one agreement include?

Sanitation, waste, water, fencing, storage, office trailers, and temporary power can sit on the same agreement, with local providers doing the physical work. You hold one contract, one account team, and one billing process.

Who performs the work on site?

Local providers perform the delivery, service, and removal. Detritus quotes the work, keeps the service record, owns escalation, pays the provider, and bills you.

Where do I size toilets, dumpsters, and temporary site gear?

Use the planning guides for toilet counts, dumpster weight, events, a water-loss emergency, and office trailers, generators, fencing, and holding tanks. Send the site details when you want that count priced.

Ready to start?

Call or request pricing.

Share your locations and services. Detritus comes back with coverage, line-item pricing, and a proposed schedule your team can review.