Portable restroom questions, answered

There is no difference — portable restrooms and portable toilets are different terms for the same units. “Portable restroom” is commonly used in professional and commercial settings, while “portable toilet” is a more general term. Many people also say porta-potty, which is the casual everyday name.

Yes. We provide portable restroom rentals throughout North Alabama, including Athens, Decatur, Huntsville, Madison, Hartselle, Tanner, Harvest, Meridianville, Priceville, and Ardmore. We deliver and service units for construction sites, special events, and temporary job locations across Limestone, Morgan, and Madison counties.

For construction, OSHA sanitation guidance works out to roughly one unit per 10 workers on a standard 40-hour week, serviced at least weekly — treat that as the minimum requirement rather than a target, since longer shifts and summer heat both push the real number up. For events, sizing depends on guest count, event length, and whether alcohol is being served, which meaningfully increases usage. Tell us your numbers and we will size it properly.

On a schedule set by usage volume rather than route convenience. Service includes waste removal, sanitizing, ventilation inspection, and restocking supplies. We increase frequency for high-traffic job sites and large events, and Tennessee Valley humidity means high-volume units frequently need more than weekly service through the summer.

Yes. ADA-compliant portable restrooms provide extra interior space and accessibility features, and are available for job sites and public events throughout North Alabama, including Huntsville, Madison, Decatur, Athens, and Tanner.

Call or text (256) 771-3612, or send your location, rental timeframe, and estimated usage through the quote form. Pricing is straightforward and quoted up front — no fuel surcharges or environmental fees added after the fact.

Twenty-four hours is standard across the service area, and same-afternoon delivery is often possible when the call comes in before lunch. Every drop-off includes a placement and stability walk-through before we leave the site.

As early as you reasonably can, particularly during peak season when event and construction demand overlap. That said, short-notice requests are a normal part of the business and we accommodate them whenever availability allows.

On level, accessible ground with adequate clearance for the service truck, positioned clear of machinery access and the routes your equipment needs. Units set on uneven ground tip, and units set without service clearance cannot be pumped properly — which is why every delivery includes a placement walk-through.

Yes — they are the standard sanitation solution on construction sites throughout North Alabama and are required under OSHA sanitation guidance. We provide durable units for short-term and long-term projects with servicing that keeps sites clean and compliant.

Yes. We supply units and hand-washing stations for weddings, festivals, church functions, reunions, and community events across Huntsville, Madison, Decatur, Athens, and Tanner. For a Saturday event that typically means Friday placement and Monday pickup.

Greg Polson, the owner, or his wife Kim. Greg quotes the job himself and is still out running routes most weeks. He has his own trucks and his own drivers, so there is always somebody available — but they are his employees, not a subcontractor you never spoke to. Kim handles a share of the calls and callbacks.