Connect temporary use to the repair sequence
Ask the contractor which activities affect restroom access and how changes will be communicated. Discuss suitable equipment, handwashing, and a practical route for occupants as well as workers. If overnight occupancy continues, explain that use pattern. A crew-only estimate does not describe the needs of people still living or staying at the property.
Keep the arrangement useful through reopening
Do not schedule removal solely from an optimistic completion date. Agree who confirms that permanent facilities are back in use and who can authorize an extension. Preserve the service approach as supplies and contractor vehicles arrive. Tell the provider promptly if occupancy increases or the work moves to another part of the building.
Compare terms for changing outage stages
Request delivery, collection, handwashing, planned cleaning, and rental duration. Clarify extensions, extra visits, and relocation terms if the repair sequence changes before normal facilities reopen.