Standard Portable Restroom Rental
The workhorse. Ventilated, lockable, fully stocked — the right unit for the large majority of job sites and gatherings.
A standard portable restroom — the unit most people mean when they say porta potty or porta john — covers the large majority of what we rent. Construction crews, residential builds, outdoor gatherings, agricultural sites, and anywhere a permanent restroom isn't practical.
Inside: a toilet with a seat and lid, a urinal, a toilet paper dispenser, a lockable door with an occupancy indicator, and roof-level ventilation. That last item matters more in this climate than most rental companies mention — a unit with poor airflow becomes unpleasant fast in a Tennessee Valley August, which is why ventilation gets inspected on every service visit rather than only at drop-off.
Placement is on level ground with clearance for the service truck. Every delivery includes a walk-through to confirm the ground is solid, the access route works, and the position won't foul the routes your equipment needs.

What you get
Footprint
Roughly 4 ft × 4 ft, about 7.5 ft tall. Needs level ground and clearance for the service truck.
Inside
Toilet, urinal, paper dispenser, lockable door with occupancy indicator, roof ventilation.
Service
Tank pumped, interior sanitized, ventilation inspected, supplies restocked to actual usage — frequency set by volume, not a fixed route.
Terms
Weekend events through multi-year developments. Month-to-month on long jobs.
What these are good for
Not sure how many you need? Sizing tables here.
- Construction and residential build sites
- Long-term job sites and phased developments
- Outdoor events where a basic unit is appropriate
- Agricultural sites and land clearing
- Home renovations where the indoor bathroom is out of service
Questions we get
What is included in a standard portable restroom rental?
Delivery and placement, the unit itself, scheduled servicing throughout the rental, restocking of supplies, and pickup when the job finishes. Pricing is quoted up front with no fuel surcharges or environmental fees added later.
How big is a standard porta potty?
Roughly four feet square and about seven and a half feet tall. It needs level, accessible ground with enough clearance for a service truck to reach it — that's usually the constraint on a tight site rather than the footprint itself.
The other units
ADA-Accessible Units
Wheelchair-accessible units with ground-level entry, interior turning space, and grab bars — for public events and compliant job sites.
Hand-Wash Stations
Foot-pump sinks with soap and paper towels. Standard alongside units wherever food is served or hands actually need washing.
How many do I need?
Sizing tables for guest counts, crew sizes, and service frequency.
Tell Greg about the job
Site address, crew size or guest count, and when you need it. You’ll get a real number back — usually the same day.
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