Working with Toilet Tech

Each park, forest, and protected area has a unique climate, weather, visitor profile, use, and budget. With Director's Orders banning pit toilets, it can be difficult to envision a transition from old to new. Here are the next steps in the implementation of a highly effective toilet solution with us.

Share Site Info

Tell us about your Park, Forest, or Wilderness Area. We'll ask a lot of questions about the ecology, remoteness, soil, and site usage to help you choose the right toilet solution for your site.

Budget Pricing

 We are happy to provide budget price estimates after we have gathered enough information by email, phone calls, or webinars.  Included in our budget estimate/proposal are key elements that specify our products and what differentiates them from others, and what our warranty includes. 

Implementation

When selected, we offer complete service including shipping, installation, training, support, warranty, and waste management services. We do not offer transportation services from parking lots to remote locations; this must be arranged by the project owner. 

Support and Warranty

TTS supports its projects for the lifetime of the facility. Our toilet seats are robust and easily maintained, but they do need service. Luckily, the maintenance is infrequent, and key wear parts can be easily stocked onsite for replacement. We provide expert advice, spare parts in a timely fashion, and maintenance support M-F 9a-5p.  

Repair

For non-urgent needs please contact Tavish at tavish@toilettech.com with your support needs. Please include a description of your issue, what you have tried, photos, and contact info. We will respond by the next business day. On rare occasions where remote support doesn't solve the problem, we can plan a trip to your site.

Spare Parts

TTS has a warehouse of spare parts at our headquarters in Seattle, WA, USA. Staff are available to help you fix any problems.

STAFF

Geoff Hill, PhD

Director

B.S. Environmental Science,  UBC

M.S. Geography & Botany, UBC

PhD Human Waste Management, UBC 

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Geoff directs Toilet Tech. He completed his PhD on this topic in 2013 and wrote a series of peer review publications summarizing his findings.  He has worked with dozens of parks and forests in the development of improved toilet facilities.   

MEDIA RECOGNITION

Inside the Controversial World of Composting Toilets

(Inside Science) -- Big, black wasplike things living in your toilet may sound more like a horror scene than a sanitation solution. That's certainly what people in rural Louisiana thought in the summer of 1930, when black soldier flies infested a set of newly installed privies.

(Inside Science) -- Big, black wasplike things living in your toilet may sound more like a horror scene than a sanitation solution. That's certainly what people in rural Louisiana thought in the summer of 1930, when black soldier flies infested a set of newly installed privies.

There are a few things that put people off the idea of composting toilets. They are often high, like the Sun-mar designs, or they are low but people can’t deal with the idea that they are sitting a few inches above of a pile of poop, as you do in the Envirolet or Multoa.

Squamish Smoke Bluffs

Interview with Capital Projects Manager

Waterless Toilet Overview 

Geoff Hill's presentation at Sustainable Summits Conference

Mixed Waste Composting Toilets Don't Work

CBC News Article