How much does a standard porta potty cost per week?
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Standard porta potty rentals typically cost between $89 and $145 per week, depending on your location, rental duration, and vendor. Longer-term rentals (4+ weeks) usually come with lower weekly rates. Delivery and pickup fees are included in the prices shown on pottri.
How many people can use one standard unit?
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A single standard unit comfortably serves up to 10 people for a full-day event or up to 20 workers on a construction site (per OSHA guidelines with weekly servicing). For events lasting several hours with food and beverages, plan for one unit per 50-75 guests.
How often are standard units serviced?
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The default servicing schedule is once per week. Each service visit includes pumping the waste tank, cleaning all interior surfaces, and restocking toilet paper and hand sanitizer. For high-traffic sites, you can upgrade to biweekly (twice per week) servicing for an additional fee, typically $25-50 per extra visit.
Can I get same-day delivery?
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Many vendors offer same-day delivery for standard units if ordered before noon. Availability depends on your location and the vendor's current inventory. Emergency and rush deliveries may carry an additional fee. Use pottri to compare delivery timelines across vendors in your area.
What is the minimum rental period?
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Most vendors offer rentals as short as a single day for events and weekends. Weekly and 4-week rentals are the most common for construction and longer projects. The best per-day rate comes with monthly (4-week) commitments. There is no maximum duration; many construction sites rent for 6-12 months or longer.
Are standard porta potties OSHA compliant?
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Yes. Standard porta potties meet OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 requirements for temporary labor camps and construction sites when maintained on a regular servicing schedule. OSHA mandates a minimum of one toilet for every 20 workers, and hand wash facilities must also be available (typically via a separate hand wash station).
