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Standard blue porta potty rental unit placed on a level pad at a Los Angeles job site

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Standard Porta Potty Rental Across Los Angeles

The unit that carries most of the load across the city.

Ventilated, lockable and fully stocked before it leaves the yard. It is what goes to framing crews, road jobs, film base camps and park events — and the cheapest way to keep a site legal.

Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · same-day drop-off on most orders

On your scheduleOrder by noon and most LA-area addresses get it the same day.
Serviced on a routePump-out, sanitize and restock every week, not just a drop and go.
One flat rateDelivery, weekly service and pickup are all inside the quote.
Placed to stay serviceableCanyon streets, film sets and tight lots — we set units a truck can return to.

What shows up

A high-capacity holding tank, a covered seat, a urinal, an inward-swinging door that locks with an outside occupancy indicator, roof and floor vents that actually move air in the LA heat, and a full load of paper. We set it where you point, service it on the route and haul it away when the job closes.

Where it pays off

Framing, concrete and utility crews, street and sidewalk work, park and playground projects, farmers markets, swap meets, youth sports fields, film and location shoots, and any backyard job that has outgrown the house bathroom.

Sizing and service

Budget one unit per ten workers over a 40-hour week, or one per fifty guests for a short event. Weekly service — pump, sanitize, restock — is inside the rate, and extra visits drop in mid-rental for a site that is running hot.

On Location

Standard Units Out Across Los Angeles

Nine recent placements from the Valley to the coast — framing jobs, base camps, beaches and backyards. Swipe or use the arrows.

Three standard porta potties at a wood-framing job site in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles
Framing job, San Fernando Valley
Standard porta potty at an evening backyard party in Silver Lake, Los Angeles
Backyard party, Silver Lake
Two standard porta potties and a handwashing station at a charity 5K in Griffith Park, Los Angeles
Charity 5K finish, Griffith Park
Row of standard porta potties at a film-production base camp on a downtown Los Angeles street
Base camp, Downtown L.A.
Standard porta potty seen from behind at a beach volleyball tournament in Santa Monica
Beach volleyball, Santa Monica
Standard porta potty on the sidewalk beside a repaving crew on a Hollywood boulevard
Repaving crew, Hollywood
Standard porta potty on the service path behind the reception tent at a Malibu hillside wedding
Hillside wedding, Malibu
Two standard porta potties beside a youth soccer field in Exposition Park with the downtown Los Angeles skyline
Youth soccer, Exposition Park
Standard porta potty between vendor canopies at a Hollywood farmers market
Farmers market, Hollywood
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Standard Porta Potty — Questions We Get

What does a standard unit run in Los Angeles?
It rents on a flat weekly rate that already includes delivery, one service visit a week and the pickup. Quantity and rental length move the number. Call (213) 463-1715 and the figure comes back on the call.
Can I rent a single unit?
Yes. A single unit for a two-week bathroom remodel is a normal order, and so is forty for a stadium lot. There is no minimum count.
How often does a truck come out?
Once a week as standard — the technician pumps the tank, washes the interior, wipes the seat and dispensers and restocks paper and deodorizer. Twice- or three-times-weekly service is available where the traffic justifies it.
How many people can a single unit really take?
Ten workers over a normal 40-hour week is the planning number. Longer shifts, a heat wave in the Valley or an event bar all push that down — at which point you add units or add service days.
What surface does it sit on?
Anything solid and reasonably level: concrete, asphalt, compacted gravel, packed dirt or turf. Truck access matters more — we need roughly a driveway's width to deliver and to return each week.
Will it hold on a hillside street?
On a real grade we set the unit on a levelled pad or cribbing rather than trusting the slope. Tell us the incline when you book and the driver arrives with what the placement needs.
Will I need a permit?
On private property, generally not. On a public street, sidewalk or right-of-way, the City of LA and most county cities want a use or encroachment permit. Check with the jurisdiction; we set the unit wherever you direct.
Can I keep it past the booked end date?
Call ahead of the end date and we extend it in place — the unit stays where it is, the route is unchanged, and nothing gets swapped.
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