Porta Potty Rental FAQ for Fort Wayne

Same-day delivery is available in Fort Wayne and most of Allen County when you call (260) 290-5767 by 12 noon, Monday through Saturday, while units last. Towns 30–55 miles out need a call by 10 AM, and a $99 same-day fee is added to the quote. See same-day porta potty delivery.

A two-hour arrival is sometimes possible inside Fort Wayne when a driver is nearby, but it is never promised. Call so dispatch can check the closest truck while you are on the line. Most same-day orders arrive within 3–6 hours of the call.

Next-business-day delivery has no rush fee anywhere in Allen County and most nearby towns. Book by 5 PM and the unit arrives the following morning or afternoon. For towns more than 55 miles away, allow one extra day.

Deliveries run between 7 AM and 7 PM, Monday through Saturday. Event units are dropped the day before your event so timing never cuts close. Jobsite units can be set for an early-morning window if your crew starts at 7.

Exact arrival times cannot be guaranteed, because routes depend on traffic and earlier stops. You get a morning (7–12) or afternoon (12–7) window, and the driver calls about 30 minutes before arriving.

Every driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arriving. Put the name and number of whoever will be on site on your order, and we call that person.

You do not need to be home if the spot is marked. Put a cone, stake or ribbon where you want the unit, and tell us about gates or dogs. For pickup, leave the unit unlocked and reachable.

Text us a map pin, GPS coordinates or the nearest road crossing, plus a description of the gate or field entrance. Farm fields, new subdivisions and pipeline routes are delivered this way every week.

Delivery covers Fort Wayne, all of Allen County and towns within about 80 miles, including parts of northwest Ohio and southern Michigan. Use the ZIP checker or see the full service area list.

Price depends on the distance from Fort Wayne to your site, because fuel and drive time change with every mile. A ZIP code is enough for a quote. The full address is only needed when you book.

Customer pickup is not offered. A standard unit weighs about 165 pounds empty, must be strapped upright and is delivered with chemical in the tank. Our trucks deliver and collect every unit.

Saturday events get delivery on Friday, or Saturday morning for same-day orders, and pickup on Monday. You pay one event price; the extra days are not charged.

Friday drop-off with Monday pickup is our standard weekend schedule, and it costs the same as a one-day rental.

Drivers do not run routes on Sunday, so weekend units go out on Friday or Saturday and come back Monday. It costs nothing extra and means the unit is in place well before guests arrive.

Saturday delivery is available from 7 AM to 7 PM, including same-day Saturday orders when you call by noon. Sunday has no deliveries or pickups.

Event units are not priced by the hour or day. One event price covers delivery before the event, up to 3 days on site and pickup the next business day. Jobsite units are priced per 28 days.

Same-evening pickup can be arranged for park events where the city or park does not allow overnight placement. It is added as a second trip on the quote. Tell us the park name when you book.

Units out over a holiday weekend are picked up on the next business day, usually Tuesday. You are not charged for the extra day.

Book 2–3 weeks ahead for Memorial Day, the Fourth of July and Labor Day weekends, and for graduation season in May and June. Regular weekends usually need about one week's notice.

A standard porta potty for a party or event costs $249 plus tax, including delivery and pickup in Allen County. A jobsite unit costs $199 per 28 days plus a one-time $95 delivery and pickup fee, with weekly cleaning included. See the full porta potty rental cost guide.

A one-day rental costs the same as a weekend: $249 plus tax for a standard unit, delivered before the event and picked up the next business day.

A standard jobsite or long-term unit costs $199 per 28-day cycle with weekly service, plus a one-time $95 delivery and pickup fee. The first cycle is $294 plus tax; each cycle after that is $199 plus tax.

Event prices include delivery and pickup inside Allen County. Long-term rentals have one $95 delivery and pickup fee, charged once. Sites more than 25 miles from Fort Wayne add a mileage charge of $2 per mile past 25, shown on your quote.

Your quote lists the unit, delivery and pickup, any mileage, any same-day fee ($99), extra service visits ($85 each) and Indiana or Ohio sales tax. There is no fuel surcharge or card surcharge added later.

Unit prices are per unit. The delivery and pickup fee or mileage charge is per order when all units go to one address on the same day.

Orders of 5 or more units for one event, and contractors with 3 or more units on long-term rentals, get a lower per-unit price on the quote. Call with your count and dates.

Quotes are free and take about 2 minutes by phone. We can text or email the itemized quote so you can share it with a spouse, a committee or a general contractor.

Long-term rentals bill every 28 days, not every calendar month. Each 28-day cycle includes 4 weekly service visits. The card on file is charged at the start of each cycle while the unit is on site.

Jobsite rentals have a 28-day minimum, so a 2-week job pays for one cycle. For jobs of 7 days or less, an event-style rental at $249 is usually cheaper. Ask and we will price both.

A 28-day cycle is not prorated once it starts. Billing stops at the end of the cycle in which you request pickup, so call before your next cycle date to avoid another charge.

Tax-exempt churches, schools and nonprofits pay no sales tax when they send a valid Indiana ST-105 or Ohio exemption certificate before delivery.

Every rental longer than 7 days gets one service visit per week, included in the price. Event rentals of 3 days or less arrive clean and fully stocked and do not need a mid-rental visit.

The service tech pumps the waste tank, scrubs the seat, walls, floor and urinal, adds fresh blue deodorizer, refills toilet paper and hand sanitizer, and checks the door latch. Visits are logged with the date.

Extra service visits cost $85 each and can be added as a standing second day each week. Crews over 10 people working long days, and summer events in heat, often need it.

Weekly service is the minimum on every long-term rental. Waste and heat cause odor and bacteria growth within a week, even with light use.

Pump-out service for customer-owned units costs $135 per visit in Allen County, including fresh water and deodorizer. It runs on our scheduled route days and can be one-time or recurring.

Every unit arrives with toilet paper, a hand sanitizer dispenser and deodorizer in the tank. Deluxe units also have soap and paper towels at the sink. Supplies are restocked on every service visit.

We rent standard porta potties, deluxe flushing units with a sink, wheelchair-accessible units, hand wash stations and restroom trailers. Compare them on the porta potty units page.

A standard unit has a toilet seat over a 60-gallon tank, a urinal, a vent stack, a toilet paper holder, a hand sanitizer dispenser and a locking door with an occupied sign. It needs no water or power.

A deluxe flushing unit has a foot-pump flush toilet, a built-in sink with a foot-pump faucet, soap, paper towels and a mirror. It holds its own fresh water, so it needs no hookups.

Deluxe units and hand wash stations carry their own fresh-water tank. A foot pump pushes water to the faucet, and used water drains into a separate gray-water tank that we empty on service.

Wheelchair-accessible units have a ground-level floor, a wide door, grab bars and room inside for a wheelchair to turn. Plan at least one for any public event and wherever a guest uses a wheelchair or walker.

Event units are our newest, cleanest-looking units reserved for parties and weddings. Construction units are the same design but built for daily crew use and weekly service on long rentals.

Two-sink hand wash stations with soap, paper towels and a fresh-water tank rent for $199 per event or $179 per 28 days on long-term jobs.

A restroom trailer is a towed unit with flushing toilets, running-water sinks, lights, mirrors and climate control. It needs a level spot, a garden hose and a 110-volt outlet. See restroom trailer rental.

The price difference is small, because delivery, setup and stocking cost about the same. Most renters choose the 2-station trailer, which can be split into men's and women's sides.

Units come in blue, green, gray or pink depending on stock that week. Ask when you book if color matters for photos, and we will match units for your date when we can.

One standard porta potty serves about 50 guests for an event up to 4 hours. On a jobsite, one unit serves up to 10 workers for a 40-hour week with weekly service. Use the porta potty calculator for your numbers.

100 guests at an event up to 4 hours need 2 standard units. Add 1 unit if the event runs longer than 4 hours and 1 more if alcohol is served. Add a hand wash station when food is served.

A 150-guest, 5-hour wedding with a bar needs 5 standard units: 3 for the guest count, 1 for the extra hours and 1 for alcohol. Add 1 wheelchair-accessible unit and 2 hand wash stations.

500 guests for up to 4 hours need 10 standard units. Add 4 more if the event runs longer than 4 hours and 4 more if alcohol is served. Large public events also need at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit in each cluster.

One standard unit handles 40 guests for an event up to 4 hours. If the party runs all day or serves alcohol, add a second unit.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 Table D-1 requires 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, and 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers once a crew passes 20. See the construction porta potty page.

An open indoor bathroom counts as one unit. For 100 guests with one indoor bathroom open, one rented unit usually covers a 4-hour party.

Pick a firm, level spot within 25 feet of where a service truck can park, at least 10 feet from tents or food, and downwind if possible. Driveways, gravel pads and flat lawn all work.

Driveways and flat lawns both work. On grass, the unit sits flat on the turf and leaves only a light mark. Avoid sprinkler heads, septic lids and soft ground after heavy rain.

Our delivery truck needs a path about 10 feet wide and 12 feet high, clear of low branches and wires. If the spot is behind a fence, the crew can walk a standard unit in on a dolly through a gate 4 feet wide or wider.

A standard unit is about 43.5 inches wide and 47 inches deep, so it needs a gate at least 48 inches wide. Wheelchair-accessible units are about 62 inches wide and usually go around the fence, not through it.

A street, sidewalk or alley spot inside Fort Wayne needs a Right of Way permit from the city. Placement on your own driveway or yard does not. See porta potty permits in Fort Wayne.

Backyard placement works when there is a firm path about 4 feet wide for a standard unit and no steps. The crew wheels it in on a dolly. For weekly service, the tech needs the same access each visit.

Moving a unit during a scheduled service visit is free. A move on another day costs $75 per trip. Tell us a day ahead so we can plan it.

Tell us about locked gates, gate codes, low wires, dogs, steep slopes and soft ground when you book. This avoids a failed delivery trip, which is billed if the crew cannot reach the spot.

A standard jobsite unit costs $199 per 28 days, a unit with a built-in sink costs $259 and a wheelchair-accessible unit costs $279, each with weekly service. A one-time $95 delivery and pickup fee is added once.

Units with a built-in hand sink rent for $259 per 28 days with weekly service. OSHA 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities on construction sites, and a sink unit or a separate hand wash station meets that need.

Same-day jobsite delivery is available in Allen County and nearby towns when you call by noon. The $99 same-day fee is added to the first 28-day cycle. After that you pay the normal 28-day rate.

Each address is its own order, because each site gets its own service stop. You can keep them on one account with one invoice.

Contractors with steady work get one account, one invoice, a set service day for every site and a direct line to dispatch. Approved commercial accounts can pay by invoice. Call to set it up.

Written quotes are emailed the same day, listing unit, service frequency, delivery, mileage and tax per site. Prices on a written quote are held for 30 days.

We rent portable toilets, hand wash stations and restroom trailers only. For dumpsters or temporary fence, a local roll-off company can handle that.

Backyard parties and graduation open houses are our most common event rentals. A standard unit costs $249 plus tax, delivered the day before and picked up the next business day. See party and event porta potty rental.

Wedding units can arrive two days before the wedding at no extra charge, so they are in place for the rehearsal. See wedding restroom rental.

Choose porta potties when budget matters or the site has no power or water. Choose a restroom trailer when you have a level spot, a hose and an outlet and want flushing toilets and running water for guests in formal clothes.

Fort Wayne Parks and many venues ask for proof of restroom rental. We email a booking confirmation with dates, unit count and placement once the order is paid.

Short-notice orders for funerals, celebrations of life and church events are handled the same way as other events. Call with the date and place, and we fit it into the nearest route.

Add a hand wash station whenever food is served or more than 50 guests attend. One 2-sink station serves about 3 standard toilets.

Home remodels get a standard unit on a 28-day rental with weekly cleaning, usually placed on the driveway. See porta potty rental for home projects.

A septic failure is one of the most common same-day calls. Call by noon, Monday through Saturday, and a unit can be on your driveway the same day. Keep it until the septic work is signed off, billed every 28 days.

For a short water shutoff, a deluxe unit with a flushing toilet and a sink covers a household or small office. For a business with staff or customers, add a hand wash station.

A standard or flushing unit on a 28-day rental with weekly service works beside an RV. Pump-out service for RV holding tanks is not offered.

A wheelchair-accessible unit has room for a caregiver, a wide door and grab bars, and costs $349 per event or $279 per 28 days.

Emergency managers and shelters can call for multiple units, hand wash stations and restroom trailers. We dispatch the same day when trucks and units are available, and plan service around the shelter's headcount.

Payment is by credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover or American Express) when you book. Approved businesses can pay by invoice. Cash is not taken by drivers.

Event rentals are paid in full when booked, which reserves the unit for your date. Long-term rentals pay the first 28-day cycle up front, then each cycle as it starts.

Quotes are held for 7 days, but a unit is only reserved for your date once the order is paid. Busy weekends sell out, so book as soon as you decide.

Cancel at least 24 hours before delivery for a full refund. Cancellations inside 24 hours, or after the truck has left, are charged a $75 trip fee. See the rental terms.

The renter is responsible for damage beyond normal use while the unit is on site, including vandalism, fire and tipping. Normal wear is on us. Placing units away from roads and parking lanes lowers the risk.

Units sit on the surface and rarely leave more than a light mark. Tell us about sprinkler lines, septic lids and soft ground before delivery, because we cannot see what is under the surface.

A porta potty on your own private property in Fort Wayne needs no permit. A unit placed in a street, sidewalk or alley needs a Right of Way obstruction permit from the City of Fort Wayne. Events in city parks follow the Parks special-event rules.

Under the 2010 ADA Standards section 213.2, at least 5 percent of portable toilets in each cluster must be accessible where the standard applies, such as public events. Ask your venue or permit office what your event requires.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities where workers handle contaminants such as paint, concrete or coatings. A hand wash station or a toilet with a built-in sink covers that need.

Waste from our units is hauled to permitted treatment facilities, as Indiana's septage rules under 327 IAC 7.1 require.

Fort Wayne's January low averages about 15°F, so from November through March we add a salt-brine or antifreeze mix to the tank on each service. That keeps the waste tank liquid. The charge is included.

Service visits continue in winter. Keep a path to the unit shoveled and the truck access plowed. If snow blocks access, we return on the next route day at no charge.