Porta Potty Rental in St. Louis, MO
Portable toilets for St. Louis row-house rehabs, alley-access lots, Soulard Mardi Gras parties and neighborhood block closures.
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Fast answers for St. Louis
answered in 30 seconds- Delivery area
Every St. Louis address in ZIP 63101, 63102, 63103, 63104, about 33 minutes from St. Peters. - Arrival
Call by noon Mon–Sat for same-day delivery. Saturday drops for weekend events. - Which unit
Standard for jobs and parties; accessible, flushing or a trailer for weddings. Sizing chart. - Cleaning
Weekly pump-out, scrub and restock on long rentals. Event units arrive sanitized. - Full cost
One itemized quote: unit, delivery, pickup, service and tax. Adds a one-time $45 distance charge.
A real person answers. Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. One all-in price before you hang up.
Can I get a porta potty delivered in St. Louis?
We deliver porta potty rental in St. Louis, MO from St. Peters, about 28 miles to downtown on I-70. Call by noon Monday through Saturday for same-day delivery ($50 fee). Pick a morning or afternoon window. The driver texts about 30 minutes ahead, which helps on blocks with tight street parking.
| ZIP codes | 63101, 63102, 63103, 63104, 63106, 63107, 63108, 63109, 63110, 63111, 63112, 63113, 63115, 63116, 63118, 63120, 63139, 63147 |
|---|---|
| Distance from St. Peters | About 28 miles (33 minutes) via I-70 east |
| Delivery speed | Same-day if you call by noon, Mon–Sat |
| Distance charge | $45 one time |
| Weekly service day | Set on your first delivery and kept the same every week |
We serve within St. Louis
Every St. Louis address in ZIP 63101 and 63102 and 63103 is on the route, from Soulard and Lafayette Square to Old North St. Louis. These 12 St. Louis neighborhoods and developments are all on the route. A lot with no address yet? Send the subdivision, lot number and a map pin.
- Soulard
- Lafayette Square
- Benton Park
- Fox Park
- Tower Grove South
- Shaw
- The Hill
- Dogtown
- Central West End
- Bevo Mill
- Carondelet
- Old North St. Louis
What should St. Louis renters know before booking?
Can I put a porta potty in a city alley?
The City of St. Louis counts streets, alleys and sidewalks as public right-of-way. Blocking any of them, like with a dumpster, falls under the Street Department's Blocking Right of Way permit. Many brick homes back onto alleys, so place the unit on your own lot or parking pad. Get a permit before setting anything in the alley.
How do row-house rehabs handle restrooms?
Many older city homes sit tight to the sidewalk with no side yard. Through-house access is rarely practical. A small rear yard reached from the alley is often the best spot. A standard unit is 43.5 inches wide and needs a 48-inch gate. If the sidewalk is the only option, a right-of-way permit applies.
Do public events need a city permit?
St. Louis requires a special event permit for public events on streets, sidewalks or parks that include food, liquor, tents, staging, generators or street closures. Apply at least 30 days ahead with the Office of Special Events. Events entirely on private property and residential block parties don't need that permit.
What about Mardi Gras and Fourth of July crowds?
Soulard Mardi Gras packs the neighborhood each winter, and Fair Saint Louis fills the Gateway Arch grounds around July 4. Arch-ground events go through the National Park Service, not the city. Private yard parties along parade routes should book early, since streets close and trucks can't reach blocks on event day.
How much does portable toilet rental cost in St. Louis?
A standard porta potty rental in St. Louis costs $165 for a party or event lasting up to 7 days. St. Louis adds a one-time $45 distance charge per order, so one unit totals $210. Delivery, setup, pickup, toilet paper and sanitizer are included. Job sites pay $149 per 28 days with weekly cleaning. Same-day delivery adds $50 when you call by noon.
| What you rent | Price in St. Louis |
|---|---|
| Standard porta potty (event, up to 7 days) | $165 |
| Wheelchair-accessible unit (event) | $235 |
| Deluxe flushing with sink (event) | $295 |
| Hand-wash station (event) | $135 |
| 2-stall restroom trailer (weekend) | $895 |
| Standard unit, monthly | $149 per 28 days + $65 delivery & pickup once |
| Distance charge to St. Louis | $45 once per order, not per unit |
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A real person answers Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Quotes go out in about 10 minutes.
What do people rent porta potties for in St. Louis?
Porta potty rentals in St. Louis range from row-house and brick two-family rehabs with alley access to soulard Mardi Gras yard and bar parties. Pick the rental below that matches yours for the right unit, schedule and billing.
- Row-house and brick two-family rehabs with alley access
- Soulard Mardi Gras yard and bar parties
- Residential block closures and neighborhood festivals
- Parish picnics on The Hill and in South City
- Commercial build-outs downtown and in the Central West End
Units available in St. Louis
Do I need a permit for a porta potty in St. Louis?
Placing a unit in a street, alley or sidewalk needs the Street Department's Blocking Right of Way permit. Public events using streets or parks with food, tents or closures need a special event permit, filed at least 30 days ahead. Residential block closures should be filed at least two weeks ahead. Gateway Arch grounds go through the National Park Service. Confirm with the city first. Visit the official city site.
Porta potty questions from St. Louis renters
My Soulard rehab has no yard, just an alley. Can the toilet sit in the alley?
Not without a permit. The city treats alleys as public right-of-way, and blocking one needs the Street Department's Blocking Right of Way permit. A parking pad or rear yard on your own lot avoids that. The truck needs about 10 feet of width and 12 feet of clearance.
We're hosting a Mardi Gras party in our Soulard yard. When should you deliver?
Before streets close. Parade-day closures can block trucks, so we deliver a day or two ahead. Saturday delivery is available, and Sunday events get Monday pickup at no extra charge. St. Louis is beyond 25 miles, so a $45 trip charge applies once per rental.
Do we need a permit for porta potties at our block party?
A residential block closure needs a city permit filed at least two weeks ahead. Ask that units sit on a private lot or within the closed area. Block parties don't need the separate special event permit. For 100 neighbors, plan two standard units and a hand-wash station.
Can you deliver for an event on the Arch grounds?
Your permit allows it. Events on the Gateway Arch grounds go through the National Park Service permits office, not the city. Share their placement rules and access route with us. Large clusters need at least 5 percent, and at least one, wheelchair-accessible unit.
Is St. Louis City within your same-day area?
Downtown is about 28 miles from St. Peters, and St. Louis City is in our same-day area. Call by noon Monday through Saturday, and the same-day fee is $50. South City addresses take longer, so a morning window helps. A $45 trip charge applies.
Nearby porta potty delivery areas
St. Louis sits about 28 miles from St. Peters via I-70 east. These towns share its delivery route.
Get your St. Louis porta potty quote
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