Porta Potty Rental Questions Answered

Delivery covers every Tulsa ZIP and towns up to about 80 road miles from Tulsa, across 17 counties. Enter your ZIP in the quote form or call (918) 217-1414 and the zone and travel charge are confirmed on the spot.

Same-day delivery runs Monday–Saturday for orders placed by 1 p.m. in Zone 1 and by 11 a.m. in Zones 2–3. The same-day fee is $75 per order.

Arrival time depends on where trucks are routed that day, and most same-day units arrive in the afternoon. Call to get a realistic window for your address before paying the $75 same-day fee.

Book by 4 p.m. the day before for next-day delivery. Plan 3–7 days ahead for spring and fall weekends, and 2–4 weeks ahead for restroom trailers or orders of 5 or more units.

There are no Sunday deliveries or pickups. Sunday events get the unit on Friday or Saturday, and pickup happens Monday at no extra cost.

Event units are normally delivered the day before, or Thursday or Friday for a weekend event. The extra days are included in the $175 event price.

Same-day drop and same-day pickup is not offered, because it ties up a truck for one stop. Saturday morning drop with Monday pickup works for sites that allow the unit to stay.

Deliveries run 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. A morning request is noted on the order. The driver texts about 30 minutes before arrival.

The driver texts a photo of the unit in place once it is set. If something about the spot does not work, the driver calls before choosing another one.

Nobody needs to be on site. Mark the spot, unlock the gate or text the code, and keep cars out of the path.

Units are delivered and picked up only by our trucks. A loaded porta potty needs a lift gate and straps, and moving one by hand can crack the base.

Setting a standard unit takes about 10 minutes. A restroom trailer takes about 30–45 minutes to level, connect and test.

A standard porta potty costs $175 for a 1–3 day event, with delivery and pickup included in Tulsa and towns within about 25 miles. Sales tax is added.

Events are priced as a flat 1–3 day rental, not by the hour. Construction and long rentals bill every 28 days.

A standard porta potty costs $185 per 28 days with weekly cleaning, plus a one-time $85 delivery and pickup fee. The first invoice is $270 before tax.

The out-the-door price is the unit price, any travel or same-day charge, and Oklahoma sales tax. There is no fuel surcharge, card fee or pickup fee. The quote shows each line.

Unit prices are per unit. Delivery, travel and same-day charges are per order, so 3 units on one order pay those charges once.

Orders of 5 or more units get $10 off each unit, every event or 28-day cycle.

Long rentals already cost less per day, and after the first 28 days partial cycles bill by the week at $50. Contractors with 5 or more units also get $10 off each unit.

Cash is not accepted. Payment is by credit or debit card at booking, or by net-15 invoice for approved contractor accounts.

Prices are published and the same for everyone. Compare the full out-the-door total, since many quotes add fuel, card or pickup fees later.

The address sets the travel zone. Zone 1 adds nothing, Zone 2 adds $50 per order, and Zone 3 adds $95 per order.

Same-day delivery costs $75 per order. Next-day delivery booked by 4 p.m. has no rush charge.

A 3-day need is an event rental at $175, and a 4–7 day need is the one-week rate at $195. Only rentals longer than a week bill by the 28-day cycle.

Groups with an Oklahoma sales tax exemption certificate pay no sales tax. Send the certificate with your request.

Send the form or call, and a written itemized quote is texted or emailed to you to forward to whoever approves it.

A standard porta potty has a toilet seat, a urinal, a toilet paper holder with paper, a hand sanitizer dispenser, a vent and a lock with an occupied sign.

A deluxe flushing unit adds a foot-pump flush, a sink, soap, paper towels and a mirror. It costs $265 per event versus $175 for a standard unit.

Flushing units use a foot pump and a 25-gallon fresh-water tank, with no hookups. They rent for $265 per event or $295 per 28 days.

A standard unit with a sink inside rents for $225 per 28 days. The deluxe flushing unit also has a sink.

Portable restroom, porta potty, porta john and portable toilet all mean the same single-stall unit. A restroom trailer is a different, larger unit with plumbing.

Flushing units with sinks and restroom trailers with running water are the step-up options for parties and weddings.

Blue and gray are the most common colors. Pink units are sometimes available. Ask when booking and the order notes your preference.

A typical standard porta potty is about 44 inches wide, 48 inches deep and 90 inches tall, and weighs about 160 pounds empty. It needs a 48-inch path.

A standard 60-gallon tank holds about 200 uses between services. That covers about 50 guests at a 4-hour event or 10 workers for a week.

Photos of standard, accessible, flushing and trailer interiors are on each unit page, including the restroom trailer page.

Long-term porta potties are cleaned once a week, on the same weekday. Busy summer sites can move to twice a week.

Each visit pumps the tank, scrubs and sanitizes the inside, restocks toilet paper and sanitizer, recharges the deodorizer and refills hand-wash water.

Weekly service is included in the 28-day price, so less frequent service does not lower the cost. It does keep the tank from overflowing.

Every unit arrives stocked with toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Long-term units are restocked at every weekly service.

Customer-owned porta potties and RV holding tanks can be pumped for $125 per visit in Zone 1, with water and deodorizer added back.

Adding water first is not needed. The pump truck handles thick waste, and the tank gets fresh water and deodorizer after pumping.

Units owned by another rental company should be serviced by that company. A unit you own can be pumped for $125 per visit.

Waste goes to a permitted wastewater treatment facility, as Oklahoma DEQ rules require for portable-toilet waste.

Call and an extra service visit is scheduled for $65, usually the same or next business day.

50 people need 1 standard porta potty for an event up to 4 hours. A longer event with alcohol needs 3.

150 guests need 3 units for up to 4 hours, 5 for a longer event, and 7 for a longer event with a bar.

500 people need 10 units for up to 4 hours, 15 for a longer event, and 20 for a longer event with alcohol. Make at least 10% wheelchair-accessible.

A crew of 8 needs 1 standard porta potty with weekly cleaning under OSHA rule 1926.51.

One porta potty works for 40 guests at a party of up to 4 hours. For an all-day event or one with beer, add a second unit.

Plan 1 hand-wash station per 100 guests when food is served, and at least 1.

Pick level, firm ground within about 50 feet of where a truck can park, 10 feet from tents, grills and food doors.

Backyard placement works through a gate at least 48 inches wide on firm ground. Accessible units need about an 8-foot path.

Send a GPS pin or the nearest address plus a landmark, and a phone number for someone who can meet the driver.

Give the gate code, lock combination or width, and note low wires, soft ground or tight turns.

Units have an inside lock. For overnight security at schools or parks, ask about a padlock hasp when booking.

Renters should not move units. A tipped or dropped unit can leak and crack. Call and the driver relocates it.

Units on open lots can be staked or strapped at no charge, which helps in Oklahoma spring wind. Tipped units are rechecked after storms.

Keep it as long as needed. Events cover 1–3 days, the one-week rate covers 4–7 days, and longer rentals bill every 28 days.

The card or account is billed every 28 days from delivery, not on the calendar month. After the first cycle, extra time bills by the week.

After the first 28 days, billing stops the day you call for pickup and partial cycles bill by the week.

Call (918) 217-1414 and billing stops that day. The unit is picked up within 1–2 business days.

Event units are picked up the next business day. A Saturday event is picked up Monday.

Date changes are free when the new date is available.

Long rentals of 3, 6 or 12 months bill every 28 days with weekly cleaning.

Wheelchair-accessible units have a ground-level floor, a 60-inch turning space and grab bars, for $235 per event or $250 per 28 days.

An accessible unit costs $60 more than a standard unit for an event, and $65 more per 28-day cycle.

Mixed orders are common. One accessible and one standard unit for an event cost $410 before tax in Zone 1.

Book accessible units 3–7 days ahead, since fewer are in stock than standard units.

Hand-wash stations are rented separately for $115 per event or $155 per 28 days, and ride on the same delivery.

A restroom trailer needs a 120-volt, 20-amp outlet within 100 feet and a garden hose. A generator and water tank are available as add-ons.

A 2-station trailer costs from $1,295 for up to 2 days, and a 3-station trailer from $1,650, with setup and pickup in Zone 1.

The flushing unit with a sink sits in between: a flush, a sink and a mirror, with no hookups, for $265 per event.

The 2-station trailer, about 12 feet long with the hitch, is the smallest. It has one men's and one women's room.

Events and homeowners pay in full by card at booking. Long-term rentals pay the first 28-day cycle at booking.

Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express credit and debit cards are accepted. There is no card fee.

The payment link can be sent to whoever is paying, such as a church office, a school or a property manager.

Contractors can apply for a business account with net-15 invoicing and PO numbers.

Cancel free until 2 p.m. the business day before delivery. Later cancellations carry a $50 trip fee.

Normal wear is covered. Damage from fire, vandalism, vehicles or moving the unit is billed at repair cost.

A phone number is enough to book. The quote and receipt can be sent by text.

Trucks dispatch from Tulsa, and the business address is in the 74105 ZIP. Delivery covers about 80 miles around the city.

Public events on streets, sidewalks or parks need a City of Tulsa special event permit, which asks for the restroom count. The guideline is 2 toilets per 250 people with 10% accessible.

Tanks get brine from November to March at no charge, so they do not freeze. Hand-wash stations can freeze, so sanitizer stands replace them on freezing days.

Shade placement and twice-weekly service for busy sites keep units usable when highs reach 93°F or more.

Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa and other towns within about 25 miles are Zone 1, with no travel charge. See the full service area.