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Standard Unit
The one you see on every job site in Las Vegas. Vented, lockable and serviced weekly. If you’re renting for a crew rather than guests, this is the one you want.
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Same-week delivery
Las Vegas Porta Potty Rentals That Show Up Clean
Got a crew starting on a Las Vegas site, or a few hundred guests coming to an event? Tell us how many people and for how long. We’ll work out how many units you need and keep them clean every week you have them.
- Weekly pump-out and restock
- ADA units available
- One weekend or one year
Takes about two minutes.
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Out this week
Ask early in the week and they’re usually on site before the weekend.
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One price
Delivery and weekly service are included in the quote.
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Serviced on a set day
Pumped, sanitized and restocked on the same day every week.
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A weekend or a season
A Saturday wedding, or a build that runs eighteen months.
Get a porta potty quote in Las Vegas
Tell us the crew size or guest count and the dates. Not sure how many units? The calculator on the form works it out.
A couple of minutes
Your name, ZIP and a line about the site is enough for us to price it.
Confirmation straight away
You’ll see it on screen and in your inbox the moment it goes through.
No sales calls
We send the price. You decide if and when to book.
What we rent
Porta potty and portable toilet rentals in Las Vegas
We rent five kinds of unit, and most sites end up with a mix of two. A crew needs something different from a wedding, so start with who’ll be using them.
Deluxe Flushable
A foot-pump flush, a sink and sanitizer inside. A good pick for weddings and parties.
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ADA
ADA-Accessible
Ground-level entry, a wide door and room to turn a wheelchair. Public events usually need at least one.
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Hand-Wash Station
Two basins with foot pumps, soap and towels. Put it next to the units, or on its own near the food.
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Restroom Trailer
Private stalls, air conditioning, real sinks and mirrors. For events where guests will remember the restrooms.
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Sizing
How many porta potties do you need?
For an event, start with the guest count and how long it runs. These are the numbers we start from, and the calculator on the quote form uses the same math.
| Guests | Up to 4 hours | 4 hours, alcohol served | 8 hours | 8 hours, alcohol served |
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| 50 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| 100 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 4 |
| 150 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 200 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 8 |
| 250 | 5 | 6 | 8 | 9 |
| 300 | 6 | 8 | 9 | 11 |
| 500 | 10 | 12 | 15 | 18 |
Use this as a starting point. Crowd flow and site layout change the number, and we’ll confirm it when we price your event.
Job sites
One unit for every ten workers on a 40-hour week, serviced weekly. A crew of 25 starts at three.
ADA-accessible units
Renting two or more? Make at least one of them accessible. For a big crowd, plan on about one in twenty.
Hand-wash stations
Serving food? Add one hand-wash station for every ten toilets, and at least one even for a small event.
Weddings
Guests notice the restrooms. It’s worth pricing deluxe units or a restroom trailer near the reception.
Where it goes wrong
Full by Thursday
Most porta potty problems come down to one unit too few. On a job site with fifteen people and one toilet, it’s full long before the service truck comes back. By Thursday nobody will go near it, and your crew starts driving off site to find a restroom.
Events go wrong the same way, just faster. Everyone heads for the restrooms at half-time or when the bar opens, and a short count turns into a long line. Getting the number right at the start, and servicing the units on a fixed day, fixes most of it.
Count for your busiest day
Use your biggest crew or your peak crowd, not the average.
Keep truck access
The service truck has to reach every unit each week, so don’t block them in.
Choose level ground
Firm and flat. Soft turf after rain, low branches and overhead lines are what catch people out.
How it works
From quote to pickup
Tell us about the site
Where the units go, how many people will use them and for how long. It takes a couple of minutes.
We work out the count
You get the number of units and one price with the weekly service included.
We deliver and service them
Set level and stocked on day one, then serviced on the same day each week until you’re finished.
Pricing
What porta potty rental costs in Las Vegas
Your price comes down to four things. Tell us about each of them and we’ll quote it as one number.
The type of unit
A standard unit and a restroom trailer are priced very differently. Most job sites never need more than standard.
How many you need
Crew size or guest count sets the number. Ordering one too few is the most common mistake we see.
How long you keep them
A one-day event and a long build are quoted differently. Give us the dates you expect.
How often they’re serviced
Weekly service is included. Busy sites that need a second weekly pump-out cost a little more, and we’ll include it up front.
Delivery, weekly pump-out, sanitizing and restocking are all in the price we quote. Send the crew size or guest count and you’ll usually have a figure the same day.
Coverage
We cover the whole Las Vegas metro
The same crew drops the units off, services them and picks them up, so your schedule stays with the people who made it.
We service on a set day each week, and we tell you which day when you book. On a job site with twenty people, a missed week shows up fast.
Just outside the metro? Ask anyway.
Units and services
Every restroom we rent in Las Vegas
Planning something specific? Each page covers how many you’ll need and how to set them up.
Questions
Before you book
The questions we hear most. Don’t see yours? Put it in the notes on the form and we’ll answer it with your quote.
How much does a porta potty rental cost in Las Vegas?
It depends on the type of unit, how many you need, how long you keep them and how often they’re serviced. Weekly pump-out, sanitizing and restocking are included in the price we quote, so there’s no service charge added later. Send us the crew size or guest count and you’ll usually have a figure the same day.
How many units do I need?
On a job site, the rule of thumb is one unit for every ten workers on a 40-hour week, serviced weekly. Events work differently. The guest count, how long it runs and whether there’s a bar all push the number up. Give us those details and we’ll work it out for you.
How often do you service them?
Weekly as standard. We pump them out, sanitize them and restock the paper and sanitizer. Busy sites get serviced twice a week. Tell us when you book and we’ll include it in the price.
What do you need to get one in?
Level ground the truck can reach. Soft turf after rain, low branches and overhead lines are what usually get in the way. If you’re not sure about the spot, describe it on the form and we’ll let you know before delivery day.
Can I rent for one weekend?
Yes. A Saturday event and an eighteen-month build are quoted the same way, and a short rental is no trouble to arrange.
How many porta potties do I need for 100 guests?
Two for an event of up to four hours. Three if alcohol is served or it runs closer to eight hours, and four if it’s both. The table above covers 50 to 500 guests. If anyone coming uses a wheelchair, make one of them ADA-accessible.
What’s the difference between a standard and a deluxe portable toilet?
A standard unit is the everyday job-site cabin. A deluxe flushable unit adds a flush, a sink and a mirror, which is why people rent them for weddings and parties. Restroom trailers are the top end, with private stalls and running water.
Do you rent ADA-accessible portable restrooms?
Yes. Our accessible units have ground-level entry, a wide door and room inside to turn a wheelchair. We’d suggest at least one whenever you’re renting two or more for an event. Add them on the form and we’ll include them in the quote.
Clean restrooms, every day of the job
Send us the site and the headcount. We’ll set the count, deliver the units and keep them serviced until you’re done.