Porta Potty Rental Questions, Answered

Book 2 to 3 days ahead for a normal weekday or weekend. Book 2 to 4 weeks ahead for graduation season in May, the Fourth of July, Labor Day and October wedding weekends. Same-day delivery is possible when you call by noon, but holiday weekends can sell out.

Call by 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday, for next-day delivery within about 30 miles of St. Peters. There is no rush fee for next-day. Saturday calls get Monday delivery unless you need Saturday or Sunday use, in which case ask for a Saturday same-day drop.

You choose a morning window (7 to 11 a.m.) or an afternoon window (11 a.m. to 3 p.m.). The driver texts about 30 minutes before arriving. An exact minute is not promised, because the route depends on traffic and the stops before yours.

Nobody has to be there. Mark the spot with a flag, chalk or a lawn chair, or text a photo. Add gate codes and pet notes. The driver sends a photo of the placed unit when the drop is done.

Day-before delivery is the normal plan for events and costs nothing extra. The event price covers up to 7 days, so a Friday drop for a Saturday party, or a Saturday drop for a Sunday event, is included.

Booking takes about 3 minutes on the phone. Have the address or a map pin, the delivery and pickup dates, and the unit type and count. Add the guest count or crew size, a phone number that takes texts, and a card or company billing details.

A map pin works. Text the pin plus a short note such as 'second gate past the barn' or 'lot 14, stake with orange tape.' New-build lots, farm fields and parks are delivered this way all the time.

Delivery to a park or public site is possible when the property owner allows it. City parks in St. Peters, O'Fallon and St. Charles have their own event rules, so get approval from the parks office first and share any placement map they give you.

A standard porta potty costs $165 for an event lasting up to 7 days, or $149 per 28 days with weekly service for long-term use, within 25 miles of St. Peters. Long-term rentals add a one-time $65 for delivery and pickup.

Two standard units and one hand-wash station cost $465 for an event within 25 miles of St. Peters: $165 + $165 + $135. Delivery and pickup are included. Tax, where it applies, is added on the quote.

Porta potties are not rented by the hour. The shortest rental is the event price, which covers up to 7 days, so a 3-hour party and a 3-day weekend cost the same.

Delivery and pickup are included in event prices within 25 miles of St. Peters. Monthly rentals add a one-time $65 for delivery and pickup. Addresses farther out add a one-time $45 (26–50 miles) or $85 (51–80 miles).

There is no fuel surcharge, card fee or removal fee. The only possible extras are same-day delivery ($50), distance charges, extra service visits ($55) and sales tax where it applies, and each one is listed on the quote before you book.

The full price list is on the porta potty rental cost page, including event prices, monthly prices and every fee. No phone tree stands between you and a price.

Every quote is sent by text, and by email on request, with each line item shown. Forward it to a spouse, church board, sponsor or project manager. Nothing is charged until you approve and book.

Churches, schools and registered nonprofits get 10 percent off the unit price on any order. Orders of 5 or more units at one address also get 10 percent off.

Restroom trailers are priced per weekend, not per day. A 2-stall trailer starts at $895, a 3-stall is $1,295 and a 4-stall is $1,695, with setup and pickup included within 25 miles.

A standard porta potty has a toilet seat over a 60-gallon tank, a urinal, a vent pipe, a two-roll toilet paper holder, a hand sanitizer dispenser and a coat hook. The door locks from inside with an occupied sign.

The deluxe flushing unit has a sink inside, plus a foot-pump flush. Another option is a separate two-sink hand-wash station placed next to standard units.

Wheelchair-accessible units have a ground-level roll-in floor, handrails and a 32-inch door. People often call them ADA or handicap porta potties. One costs $235 for an event.

Restroom trailers come in 2-, 3- and 4-stall sizes with flush toilets, sinks, mirrors, lights and AC. They need a 110-volt, 20-amp outlet within 100 feet and a garden-hose spigot.

Event units are pressure-washed, sanitized and inspected before every delivery, and units with scuffs or graffiti stay on construction routes. Every unit leaves the yard stocked with toilet paper and sanitizer.

Real photos are on each unit page, such as the standard porta potty and restroom trailer pages. Ask during your call and photos of the exact unit type can be texted to you.

Every toilet has a hand sanitizer dispenser, filled on delivery and refilled at each service.

Crane-lift units are not part of the regular fleet. For high-rise jobs, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can help or who can.

Place the porta potty on firm, level ground the truck can reach, about 20 to 50 feet from food or seating, with the door facing away from the crowd. Driveways, side yards and gravel pads work best.

A standard unit can be rolled on a dolly up to about 100 feet over firm, level ground into a backyard, if the gate is at least 48 inches wide. The truck stays on pavement. Steep, soft or stepped paths need a driveway spot instead.

The truck stays on paved or gravel surfaces and never drives on lawns. Units are rolled on a dolly. If the ground is soaked, the driver will place the unit on the nearest firm surface and text you.

The delivery truck needs a path about 10 feet wide with 12 feet of clearance under branches and wires. Restroom trailers need a longer straight approach and a level 10 × 25-foot spot.

Moving a unit yourself is at your own risk, and a unit moved beyond hose reach of the truck cannot be serviced. Ask for a free re-placement on the next service day instead.

On open lots and fields, units can be staked or strapped at no charge. Ask for it when booking. Missouri spring storms are the main reason units tip.

A serviced porta potty has a vent pipe and deodorizer in the tank, so odor stays low. Place it in partial shade in summer, away from patio seating, and keep the lid closed. Weekly service handles the rest.

A combination lock is free on request. You can also use your own padlock; remove it before service and pickup days.

Normal wear is covered. Vandalism, fire and deliberate damage are the renter's responsibility, priced at repair cost. A free lock and placement close to a house or light reduces the risk.

From November through March, brine antifreeze is added at every service at no extra charge, so the tank does not freeze. Hand-wash stations can freeze in hard cold, so ask about winter options before renting one.

St. Louis summers average highs near 89°F in July. Place units in shade when possible. Busy summer sites and events may need an extra service visit to keep odor down.

Units in low ground near the Missouri, Mississippi or Meramec rivers can be moved to higher ground or picked up early before a crest. Call as soon as the forecast turns.

The business is run by Landon from St. Peters, Missouri. The person who answers the phone can see the real truck schedule, and the units come from a local yard, not a broker.

Delivery covers everywhere within about 80 miles of St. Peters: St. Charles County, St. Louis County, St. Louis City, nearby Missouri counties and the Illinois Metro East. See every town and county.

Only portable toilets, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers are rented. Focusing on restrooms keeps delivery and service on schedule.

Phones are answered Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Texts and voicemails left on Sunday are answered Monday at 7 a.m.