Our porta potty rental Reno service delivers, services, and removes portable toilets for construction crews, wedding venues, festival vendors, and utility work from Verdi–Mogul out to Damonte Ranch. We plan the unit count and the placement before the truck rolls, because the person who gets the complaint about a foul unit is you, not the plastic box.
Porta potty rental in Reno is the delivery, weekly or event-day servicing, and pickup of self-contained portable toilets placed at construction sites, parks, venues, and remote staging areas across Washoe County.
Every service reflects the same meticulous attention to detail — whether it's a single job or a larger porta potty rental project across Reno.
The standard unit is the workhorse: single occupancy, non-flush tank, urinal, toilet paper holder, and a roughly 4-by-4-foot footprint that fits between a job trailer and a fence line. Standard units serve framing crews in Double Diamond, park picnics at Idlewild Park, and small backyard events in the Wells Avenue Neighborhood. We set them level, orient the door away from traffic and sight lines, and add ballast or staking where Truckee Meadows wind funnels through open lots.
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The ADA-accessible unit is a wheelchair-usable portable toilet with a ground-level entry, interior grab bars, and about a 5-by-5-foot floor so a chair can turn inside. Public events at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, Bartley Ranch Regional Park, and Wingfield Park generally need at least one accessible unit in every bank of toilets. Placement needs firm, level ground and a clear path — we walk the route with you rather than guessing from a map.
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The deluxe flush unit adds a foot-pump flush, a fresh-water handwash sink, mirror, and interior shelf — the model to book when guests are in gowns and suits. Weddings near Caughlin Ranch, receptions at Reno venues, and corporate tents at Greater Nevada Field are its normal home. It rents for roughly one and a half to two times a standard unit for the same weekend, and it rewards a shaded, level placement out of the afternoon wind.
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Construction placements are built around the crew count and the inspector's questions: one unit per 10 workers as a planning baseline, weekly scheduled service, and a documented spot that does not block the excavator swing or the concrete truck line. We serve subdivisions in Somersett and Damonte Ranch, utility work along Northwest Reno / McQueen, and interior remodels in the Midtown District. Units get relocated as the site phases change — tell us before the pad pour, not after.
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Event rentals cover the day-of math: how many units, where the queue forms, and when the service truck can get in and out without crossing the crowd. Festival vendor rows, 5K start lines, rodeo and car-show staging, and reunions in Hidden Valley all get a placement sketch instead of a guess. For multi-day events we schedule mid-event servicing during the lowest-traffic window, because units serviced only before gates open go foul by hour six.
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Short-term rental is a Friday drop and a Monday pickup, priced as one delivery, one unit, one service cycle, and one pickup. It fits backyard weddings, garage-demo weekends, and single-day tournaments at University of Nevada, Reno area fields. April, May, and October backyard events in Reno usually need only one to two weeks' notice for standard units, which makes the weekend term the easiest thing on the calendar to lock in.
Get a quote →Long-term rental is monthly billing with a fixed weekly service day, used on projects that run past 30 days: subdivision phases, road and utility jobs, and property management sites needing a permanent crew restroom. Monthly terms lower the daily cost substantially against repeated short-term drops, and the fixed service day gives your superintendent something to point at. Winter demand in Reno shifts almost entirely to construction and utility crews, so November-through-March single-unit placements are often available within a few days.
Get a quote →Porta potty rental in Reno is the delivery, weekly or event-day servicing, and pickup of self-contained portable toilets placed at construction sites, parks, venues, and remote staging areas across Washoe County.
You get a firm, itemized quote for your porta potty rental before any work begins — no surprises, no pressure.
Careful prep, tidy work, and a full cleanup when we are done. We treat your home and belongings like our own.
The same trusted, background-checked team from the first call to the final check.
If you need a toilet on an active job site and nobody outside the crew will see it, choose a standard unit on a monthly term with weekly service — it is the lowest cost per day, roughly $275 to $450 a month, and the 4-foot-square footprint fits on a gravel pad beside the trailer. If guests in wedding clothes are using it, choose the deluxe flushing unit with a foot-pump flush, interior sink, and mirror; it costs roughly one and a half to two times a standard unit for the same weekend, and it needs more truck room and a firmer, more level spot. The trade-off is straightforward: standard units maximize how many toilets your budget buys, deluxe units reduce complaints per toilet. If your event is open to the public — a park festival, a race start, a ceremony at a county facility — plan on at least one ADA-accessible unit, because the wheelchair-accessible model needs about a 5-by-5-foot level pad and a firm path, and a turf-only placement in soft ground will not serve a wheelchair user well. If you are counting units for a crowd, start at one unit per 50 guests for four hours and add roughly 20 percent for bar service; if you are counting for a crew, the working rule of thumb is one unit per 10 workers serviced weekly, and a second unit beats a single unit that gets used 60 times a day between visits. If your site sits behind a gate, on a steep Caughlin Ranch cut, or on a Somersett lot with a narrow construction entrance, tell us at the quote stage: most service trucks work with 50 to 100 feet of vacuum hose, and placement inside that reach is the difference between a five-minute service call and a skipped one. If the unit must sit on decorative turf, a paver patio, or a photographed lawn near Old Southwest, ask for placement on plywood or a discreet screen line instead of the driveway apron. And if your current provider missed a pump-out mid-project, an emergency swap or extra service visit is billed from the same $250 on-site minimum rather than a mystery surcharge — you get the number before the truck moves.
Every project gets a firm, written price after a free on-site visit. Ranges below for orientation.
Tell us about your porta potty rental job and we'll send a clear, written quote — usually the same day. Or just call and talk to a real Reno pro.
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