Porta potty rental · Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, VA Porta Potty Rental
Standard and flushing units, ADA restrooms, hand-wash stations and climate-controlled trailers, delivered across the City of Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover and the counties beyond. One call, one flat rate, a delivery window before you hang up.
Open Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm · same-week delivery across the metro

Who calls us
Four kinds of job, one delivery route
Most of what we do falls into one of these. The unit mix and the servicing rhythm change; the way you book it does not.

Contractors & crews
Units on the job by the week or the month, serviced on a route you can plan around.

Events & festivals
Banks of units, a real accessible share and sinks where the food line is.

Weddings & receptions
Climate-controlled trailers for the farm and estate venues out past the county line.

Long-term sites
Parks, depots, farms and multi-year builds on one flat monthly rate.
The five units
Everything we deliver, in one line
Same five units on every job — what changes is how many, how they are arranged and how often the truck comes back.
Standard Porta Potty
The workhorse. Fresh-water flush-free unit with a urinal, toilet paper holder, roof vent and a lockable door — the one that covers most job sites and most crowds.
See the standardDeluxe Flushing Restroom
A flushing bowl and a built-in sink with a foot pump, soap and paper towels, all inside the one unit. The step up guests actually notice.
See the deluxe flushingADA Accessible Restroom
A wide, ground-level unit with a 36-inch door, interior grab bars and room to turn a chair. This is the one that keeps a public event compliant.
See the ada accessiblePortable Hand-Wash Station
A free-standing two-bay sink with foot pumps, fresh water, soap and towels. It stands beside the restroom bank, never in front of a door.
See the hand-wash stationLuxury Restroom Trailer
A climate-controlled trailer with private stalls, real vanities, LED mirrors and flushing porcelain. Steps and handrails, lit at night.
See the luxury trailerHow it works
Three things that decide whether a rental goes well
01
One number, quoted on the call
You describe the site, the head count and the dates. You get a flat rate that already includes delivery, the rental period, servicing and pickup — and a delivery window before you hang up. No cart, no form, nothing added afterwards.
02
Placed where it actually works
Half of what goes wrong with a rental is placement. Tell us where the tent goes, where the crew parks and where the gate is, and the unit lands somewhere people will use and the service truck can still reach in week six.
03
Serviced on a schedule, not on a chase
Weekly pumping, wash-down and restocking is built into every monthly rental. Multi-day events get a mid-event pass. You are not phoning to book each visit.
From call to pickup
Booking a Richmond unit takes one call
1. Call and get a window
Call with the address and dates, and you get a flat rate plus a delivery window anywhere in the metro before the call ends.
2. Units land where marked
The driver places each unit at your spot, level and reachable, whether that is a Chesterfield job site or a backyard in the Near West End.
3. Serviced weekly, then hauled
Units are pumped, restocked and sanitized every week, and one more call schedules the pickup when the job or event wraps up.
Richmond sizing questions
For a Richmond job or party, how many porta potties make sense?
Henrico job sites
Q: A Short Pump site with 75 workers? A: Federal job-site toilet rules work out to two seats and two urinals there, with OSHA allowing one toilet only up to 20.
Lawn picnics
A church picnic on the lawn in Mechanicsville for 125 across four hours means three standard units, rounding up from 2.5.
Riverfront weddings with a bar
Order more units once alcohol is involved, and more again for long receptions or James River festivals that last all day.
Comfort and access
Grouping 22 units? Two must be ADA, since 5% of 22 rounds up, and never fewer than one. Adding handwash sinks makes a Richmond porta potty rental more comfortable.
Site types
Where these units end up
Job Sites & Contractors
Framing crews, road work, utility cuts and long builds — units placed where the crew actually is, serviced on a route you can plan around.
Parties & Backyard Events
Graduations, reunions, block parties and backyard receptions where the house bathroom is not going to survive the afternoon.
Weddings & Receptions
Farm and estate weddings across Hanover, Powhatan and Goochland where the venue has a view and no plumbing.
Festivals & Concerts
Riverfront festivals, street closures, county fairs and race days — banks of units, ADA share, sinks and mid-event servicing.
Long-Term & Monthly Rentals
Monthly units for parks, depots, farms, churches and multi-year builds, billed on a flat monthly rate with servicing folded in.
Storm & Emergency Response
Hurricane remnants, ice storms, water-main breaks and staging yards — units on the ground fast when a building loses its restrooms.
River City pointers
Richmond rentals from the Fan to the counties
Fan District streets
Row houses in the Fan and Church Hill rarely have driveway space. Check with the city about right-of-way permits before placing a unit at the curb or on a sidewalk.
Riverfront festival weekend
The Richmond Folk Festival in October draws big riverfront crowds around Brown's Island. Nearby gatherings and businesses should line up units well ahead of that weekend.
James River sites
Riverside events and builds near the James can turn soggy after heavy rain. Choose high, firm ground and keep units well back from the floodplain.
Henrico and Chesterfield runs
Suburban jobs across Henrico, Chesterfield and Hanover rely on I-95, I-64 and I-295. Morning windows help avoid rush-hour backups at the interchanges.
Richmond and its counties
Richmond Porta Potty Rental, City to Counties
Manchester
Warehouse-to-loft conversions and events along the Floodwall Walk on the James.
Short Pump
Retail work near Short Pump Town Center and new homes in western Henrico.
Midlothian
Subdivision construction along Hull Street Road and the Route 288 corridor.
Mechanicsville
Builds off Route 360 and Hanover County fair-season events.
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College events and Ashland Train Day crowds along the tracks.
Glen Allen
Office park projects in Innsbrook and events at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen.
Measure up
Work out the order before you call
Two tools, no sign-up. Both run in the page — nothing gets sent anywhere and nobody calls you back.
Unit Calculator
Pick the job, set the head count and the run time, and see the bank of units it takes.
Open the unit calculatorCompare the Five Units
Answer what you need and the five units sort themselves into a shortlist.
Open the compare unitsWhere we deliver
The Richmond delivery route
Forty communities across the city, the surrounding counties and the Tri-Cities. If your address is not listed, call anyway — the route reaches further than the list.
Straight answers before you call
Most orders go out within the same week, and same-day or next-day is often possible when a unit is already on the route. Call with the address and the date and you will get a real delivery window on that call.
It depends on the unit, how long you keep it, how many you need and where it is going. You get one flat rate quoted on the phone that covers delivery, the rental period, servicing and pickup — not a base price with charges added afterwards.
One unit per ten workers on a 40-hour week for a job site; one per 50 guests for a four-hour event, more once alcohol is involved. The unit calculator on this site works it through, or tell us the numbers on the call.
Yes. Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover, Powhatan, Goochland, New Kent, Prince George, Colonial Heights and Hopewell are all normal delivery territory.
On any rental past 28 days, weekly servicing is part of the flat monthly rate. On short rentals the unit arrives clean and stocked, and mid-event servicing can be added for multi-day events.
If your event is open to the public, yes — plan for roughly five percent of your units to be accessible, with at least one anywhere you have restrooms at all, and a firm level route to the door.
Yes. On a long build the right spot in month one is the wrong spot in month four. We relocate units on a service visit rather than charging for a separate trip.
By phone. There is no cart and no form — you call, we ask what the site is and what the numbers are, and you get a rate and a delivery window before you hang up.





