Court End, City of Richmond
Porta Potty Rental for The White House of the Confederacy
An 1818 mansion at 12th and Clay in Court End, now part of the American Civil War Museum and surrounded by the VCU medical campus. If you are running something at The White House of the Confederacy, the restroom plan is worth settling early.
Open Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm · delivery across the Richmond metro
Getting units in
Tight downtown block hemmed in by the hospital campus
- Small-group guided tours rather than mass events
- Court End walking tours link it with the John Marshall House and the Valentine
Sizing the bank
Start from one unit per fifty people over four hours, add roughly a third if alcohol is being served, and add accessible units at about five percent of the total. Hand-wash stations run one per four to six units, and at least one anywhere food is served.
The season here
The outdoor calendar here runs to Court End walking tours, evening lantern tours, April commemorative programs and courtyard history programs.
What usually goes out for this
Standard Porta Potty
The workhorse.
ADA Accessible Restroom
A wide, ground-level unit with a 36-inch door, interior grab bars and room to turn a chair.
Portable Hand-Wash Station
A free-standing two-bay sink with foot pumps, fresh water, soap and towels.
Deluxe Flushing Restroom
A flushing bowl and a built-in sink with a foot pump, soap and paper towels, all inside the one unit.
Planning an event at The White House of the Confederacy
Beside the restroom bank at the end nearest the walking route, and separately alongside any food vendor row. Never pinched between two units where nobody can reach the basin.
A mid-event service pass is scheduled into multi-day bookings. For a single long day we will tell you honestly whether it needs one.
On most sites, yes, with a route agreed in advance. Mid-event servicing is standard on multi-day events and worth it on any single day with a heavy evening.
It depends entirely on the crowd and the gate times. A few hundred people for an afternoon is a handful of units; a full-day festival crowd is a bank plus accessible units and sinks.
Tell us before the date. We will pick a firmer spot, plan the truck approach differently, or suggest matting for the accessible unit so the route to the door still works.
Yes. Any event open to the public should plan accessible units at roughly five percent of the total with at least one on site, and the route to the door has to be firm and level.
Other places we cover
Call with the date and the expected crowd at The White House of the Confederacy and we will size it with you.