Porta Potty Rental Questions, Answered by Our Dispatchers

For a standard unit at an event, the typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, is about $175–$275 with delivery and pickup included. On a job site it is about $195–$285 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. Your written quote shows the exact total before you pay — see the porta potty cost guide.

One day costs the same as our event rate: typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $175–$275 for a standard unit. That one rate covers up to 3 days, including a weekend, with delivery and pickup.

No, a 4-hour rental costs the same as a full event rental. The truck still makes two trips, so the price is set by the trips, not the hours. The upside is that the event rate covers up to 3 days.

A rental longer than the 3-day event window bills as one 28-day cycle: typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $195–$285 for a standard unit with weekly service, plus delivery and pickup quoted once. So a 1-week remodel usually costs the same as a full cycle.

We bill long rentals in 28-day cycles, not calendar months. The typical 2026 starting range, not a quote is about $195–$285 per cycle for a standard unit with weekly service. Delivery and pickup show once on the first quote, so cycle 2 costs less.

For the whole rental period. The event rate covers up to 3 days, and a long-term rate covers a full 28-day cycle. There is no daily meter running.

Per order, and it covers both trips. One delivery-and-pickup line on your quote pays for the drop-off and the haul-away, even with several units on the same truck.

For an event, the typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, is about $175–$275 for a standard unit and about $325–$500 for a flushable unit with a sink. You pay more for the foot-pump flush, the sink and the fresh water we refill. See the flushable unit with sink.

They land close. A standard unit (about $175–$275) plus a handwash station (about $125–$225) is roughly the same as one flushable unit (about $325–$500) — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote. The pair moves lines faster, because two people can wash at the outside station while someone uses the toilet.

A couple hundred for one standard unit at an event: typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $175–$275. A restroom trailer is the thousand-plus option, about $1,500–$3,500 per event depending on stalls, days and distance.

Yes. Your written quote lists the unit, rental period, service, delivery and pickup, any rush fee and sales tax. The bottom line on that quote is the out-the-door total.

It should not be. We do not add fuel surcharges or other fees after you approve a quote. If a number changed without your OK, call the yard and we will go over it line by line.

Probably. A same-day order can carry a rush fee — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $75–$150 — and it shows on the quote before you pay. Ordering a day or more ahead avoids it.

About $125–$225 for an event — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote. That gets you a two-sided foot-pump station with 20+ gallons of fresh water, soap and paper towels. See handwash station rentals.

The typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, is about $225–$375 for a wheelchair-accessible unit and about $325–$500 for a flushable unit with a sink. The accessible unit is bigger but has no flush or sink plumbing to fill. The flushable unit carries fresh water we refill.

About $1,500–$3,500 per event, not per day — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote. Stall count, number of days and distance from Beaumont set the final number. See restroom trailer rentals.

About $400–$600 per event — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote. It is a single private room with a flush toilet, sink, mirror and light. See VIP and luxury restrooms.

Typical ranges are in our porta potty cost guide. To give an exact total we need your ZIP, dates and unit type, because distance and dates are two of the five things that set the price. Quotes go out within 15 minutes during business hours.

Website numbers are typical starting ranges. Your phone or text quote is priced for your address, dates and units. The written quote you approve is the one we honor.

Yes. We text an itemized quote with a secure pay link, and we can email it too. That makes it easy to forward to your board, your boss or the bride for approval.

Send us the other quote and compare line by line. Check that it includes delivery, pickup, service and tax, and that no fuel fee gets added later. We will give you our honest best total in writing.

We do not post a discount list. What saves real money: booking early to skip a rush fee, putting several units on one order so delivery is charged once, and sending a tax-exempt certificate if you have one.

Yes. Send your tax-exempt certificate before you pay, and we will take sales tax off the quote.

Yes, if you call (951) 580-3899 before 12:00 PM, Monday through Saturday. Same-day trucks cover Beaumont, Banning, Cherry Valley, Calimesa, Yucaipa and most of the Pass while units last. See how same-day delivery works.

Sometimes. A rush fee may apply — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $75–$150 — and it shows on your quote before you pay. Next-day orders do not carry it.

Almost never. Calls after noon go on the next morning's route, Monday through Saturday. Holiday and Cherry Festival weekends are the exception, since they fill 7–10 days ahead.

Usually, if you call before noon. Our trucks run until 7 PM, and same-day orders go out on that afternoon's route. Tell us your start time so we put you early on the run.

Deliveries run 7 AM–7 PM, and you can ask for a morning slot. The driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arriving, so you are not stuck waiting all day.

Our window opens at 7 AM, and you can ask for the first morning slot. When a start time is fixed, the safer plan is delivery the day before. Event units cost the same either way.

No. Trucks run 7 AM–7 PM, Monday through Saturday. For an evening event, we drop the unit earlier the same day or the day before.

The latest is noon on the same day, Monday through Saturday. Book 7–10 days ahead for holiday weekends and Cherry Festival week, and 7–14 days ahead for wheelchair-accessible units, flushable units and restroom trailers.

We cannot hold a unit until it is booked. Booking now is low-risk, because you can cancel or move the date free up to 24 hours before delivery.

Not tonight, since trucks stop at 7 PM — but we can be your first morning stop. Call before noon and same-day is usually possible. Tell us the crew size so we bring the right units.

Yes, usually. We own our trucks and units, so the person on the phone can see what is in the yard and give you a real answer on the call.

No. Mark the spot with a stake, cone or chalk X, open the gate or text us the code, and keep a 48-inch path clear. The driver places it and texts you when it is done.

Yes. Drivers call or text about 30 minutes ahead, which gives you time to open a private gate or meet him at a school or job site. If you do not pick up unknown numbers, ask for a text and we will note it.

We drop it off and pick it up. You never haul a porta potty — our driver sets it in place, and the same crew comes back for it.

We cover Beaumont and 23 nearby cities in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, from Yucaipa and Redlands to Temecula and Coachella. See the full service area map or enter your ZIP at the top of this page.

Yes, on scheduled routes. Palm Springs is about 35 minutes from our yard and Indio about 60, so next-day is typical. See Palm Springs porta potty rentals.

Yes, on scheduled route days. Book 2–3 days ahead for canyon, ranch, mountain-road and far desert sites, and send us gate codes and turn-by-turn notes.

It can change which entrance works. The SR-60/Potrero interchange Phase II runs from May 2026 to 2028, so tell us your cross street and which gate is open. Our drivers run that corridor every week.

We deliver Friday (Thursday if Friday is full) and pick up Monday. You pay one event rate with no extra-day charge. Our party and event rentals page has setup tips.

No. The event rate covers up to 3 days, including the weekend. A Friday drop and Monday pickup costs the same as a single day.

Yes. Thursday is our backup when Friday routes are full, and the price does not change. Just ask when you book.

Saturday deliveries are limited, so book early if you need one. We are closed Sunday, with no Sunday drop-offs or pickups.

No. Pickups run on Monday, or Tuesday after a holiday. Leave the unit where it sits, and the driver collects it without you there.

Yes. After a holiday Monday, pickup moves to Tuesday at no extra charge.

Often, but Friday routes fill first. Call as early in the week as you can, and 7–10 days ahead for Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day and Cherry Festival week.

Call and we will check the yard while you are on the phone. Normal weekends usually have stock midweek, but holiday and Cherry Festival weekends fill 7–10 days ahead.

You book one event rate, we drop the unit Friday, and we pick it up Monday. One standard unit covers about 50 guests for up to 4 hours.

Book 7–10 days ahead. The 2026 festival ran May 28–31, and that week fills our trucks early. Vendors with food also need handwashing within 200 feet — see our festival porta potty planning.

Yes, plan on one. California Health and Safety Code §114315 wants a toilet and handwashing within 200 feet of food booths. Add at least 1 handwash station per 4 toilets, and confirm with your permit office or venue.

Only for some events. The City of Beaumont special event permit is needed to close roads or use over half of a city park, and you apply 4+ weeks ahead. Confirm with your permit office or venue — our Riverside County event restroom rules explain more.

For 75+ guests with power nearby, a restroom trailer. For smaller weddings, flushable units with sinks or a VIP cabin. Add 1 wheelchair-accessible unit — see wedding restrooms.

Yes. These run like any event: a Friday drop for a weekend, a flat event rate, and 1 standard unit per 50 people for up to 4 hours. Add a handwash station if food is served.

Call right away and we will tell you on the call. Holiday weekends fill 7–10 days ahead, but a weekday or Friday drop is often still open.

Yes. Large events can split drops across days and add daily or mid-event service. Plan it with the dispatcher 2–3 weeks out using our festival restroom guide.

The nicest options are the VIP flushing cabin and the restroom trailer. The cabin is a private room with a flush toilet, sink and light. Trailers add vanities, A/C and heat. See VIP and luxury restrooms.

Standard has a seat, urinal, toilet paper and sanitizer. Deluxe (our flushable unit) adds a foot-pump flush, an inside sink with fresh water and a mirror. VIP is a larger private cabin with a flush toilet, sink, mirror and light.

Yes to all three. The flushable unit has a foot-pump flush, a foot-pump sink inside, a mirror and a hook. It is single-occupancy and needs no hookups.

Inside on the flushable unit. A handwash station is a separate stand outside that two people can use at once. Standard units have hand sanitizer, not a sink.

Yes. Our handwash stations are two-sided with foot pumps, 20+ gallons of fresh water, soap and paper towels.

A seat, a urinal, toilet paper, hand sanitizer, a vent and a lockable door with an occupied sign. It arrives sanitized and stocked. See the standard porta potty.

A typical standard unit is about 44 inches wide, 48 inches deep and 7 feet 6 inches tall, with a 60-gallon tank. It weighs about 160 pounds empty.

Each unit page has an illustration and typical specs — start with every unit we rent. The dispatcher can also walk you through what is inside on the phone.

Yes. Trailers need level ground, a 120V outlet and a garden hose or an onboard water tank. No outlet on site? We can arrange a generator.

Yes on both. Trailers have A/C and heat, and the 2-stall model has separate men's and women's sides. Larger trailers run up to 4–5 stalls.

Yes. We run trailers from 2 stalls up to 4–5 stalls. Larger trailers book fastest, so ask 7–14 days ahead — see restroom trailer rentals.

No. Standard, flushable, wheelchair-accessible units and handwash stations are self-contained. Only restroom trailers need power and water.

Every standard unit has a hand sanitizer dispenser inside. Where food is served, health rules look for real soap-and-water handwashing, so add a handwash station there.

Color depends on what is in the yard that week. If it matters for wedding photos, mention it when you book and we will tell you what is available.

Not for most parties, since each unit is a private single room. Job sites follow Cal/OSHA, which counts each sex separately once a crew reaches 5 or more workers.

Yes — the standard porta potty is exactly that. It is our most-booked unit and the one most often available same-day.

Ask when you book. Tell us if the unit will sit on turf, pavers or a finished floor, and we will tell you the best way to protect the surface.

We are a rental yard, so our fleet stays in service for rent. If you need one for many months, a 28-day rental with weekly service is usually the simpler path.

Yes. ADA is the Americans with Disabilities Act, and our wheelchair-accessible unit is built to ADA design guidelines: ground-level entry, a wide door, grab bars and a 60-inch turning circle inside.

Yes, it is the big one. A typical accessible unit is about 7.5 by 7.5 feet, so a wheelchair can roll in and turn around. It needs firm, level ground.

People mean the same unit. We call it wheelchair-accessible, built to ADA design guidelines; your venue or permit office decides if it meets their rules, so ask them first. Background is at ada.gov.

It does not need one, so no separate ramp or stairs are needed. The floor sits at ground level, and a wheelchair rolls straight in. Put it on firm, flat ground like a slab or packed dirt.

At least 1 per cluster of units, and at least 5% of the total. That follows the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2 and California CBC 11B-213.2; confirm with your venue or permit office.

Yes, if one is free on your dates. Accessible units are a smaller part of our fleet, so book 7–14 days ahead when you can.

Yes. A firm, level edge of a pad is a good spot. Keep a clear path from where guests park to the door.

Yes. Long-term units bill per 28-day cycle with weekly service included. See long-term and monthly rentals.

Yes. Job-site and monthly units get 1 service visit every week at no extra charge. We pump, scrub, sanitize, deodorize, restock and refill sink water.

Yes. Weekly is the minimum for health reasons, and the price is the same whether it is used lightly or heavily.

No. Weekly service is the minimum on every long-term unit, and it is already built into the 28-day price.

Yes. Multi-day festivals, carnivals and competitions can add daily or mid-event service — even for 16 units between rounds. Book it with the order so the truck is scheduled.

Tell us the schedule and we will quote it. Daily and mid-event visits are routine for us; very frequent visits are planned with the dispatcher ahead of time.

Yes. Every unit arrives with toilet paper and hand sanitizer, and weekly service restocks both.

Yes, a deodorizer goes in the tank to control odor. In freezing weeks we also add a non-toxic brine to tank and sink water.

Our vacuum truck pumps the tank dry, then the crew scrubs and sanitizes the seat, urinal, walls, floor and door handle. Fresh deodorizer goes in and supplies are topped up.

No. It arrives sanitized and stocked, ready to use. Just keep the door latched when not in use so wind cannot slam it.

Event units arrive clean and stocked, and most short events need nothing more. For multi-day events, you can add daily or mid-event service.

Automatic. Long-term units go on a weekly service route from the day they are delivered. Call if you want extra visits.

Call the yard and tell us what day works better. Weekly is the minimum, so we move the visit rather than skip it.

Correct. Waste goes into our county-registered truck and is hauled to an approved disposal site under Riverside County Ordinance 712. See Riverside County waste rules.

Yes. Long-term units bill in 28-day cycles and renew until you call for pickup. See long-term and monthly rentals.

Yes. You approve a written quote and our rental terms, and the rental rolls every 28 days. Call 2 business days ahead to stop billing.

Yes. Each cycle runs 28 days from the delivery date, not from the first of the month.

No. We bill by 28-day cycles, not 30-day or calendar months, so a 31-day month never changes your price.

Yes. An extension is another 28-day cycle at the same unit rate, but it drops the delivery line, so it costs less than the first.

Yes, sales tax applies to each cycle unless we have your tax-exempt certificate. Cycle 2 drops the delivery line.

Every 28 days from your delivery date, until you call for pickup. Call 2 business days before the next cycle to stop it.

Up front. You approve the itemized quote and pay through our secure link before delivery; later cycles renew every 28 days.

The minimum is one event rate (up to 3 days) or one 28-day cycle. Calling 2 business days ahead stops the next cycle, so you do not pay for a cycle you will not use.

Ask the dispatcher. Approved commercial accounts can also use a PO and net terms, which often fits a long project better.

Yes. Approved commercial accounts can bill against a PO with net terms, and we send a W-9 on request.

Each stretch is its own rental, or you keep one unit through the gap. Ask us to price both ways; if the gaps are short, keeping it often costs less.

Often, yes. Two event rentals run about $350–$550 total, while one 28-day cycle runs about $195–$285 plus delivery once — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote. It works if the site is secure between events.

Call the yard so we can look at your account. Calls made 2 business days before the cycle ends should stop the next one, and we will tell you on the call how it is fixed.

The cycle renews automatically until you call for pickup. Ask the dispatcher how your account is set up, and tell us if you want a fresh pay link each cycle.

About 50 guests for an event of up to 4 hours. For longer events, multiply by 1.5 up to 6 hours, by 2 up to 8 hours and by 2.5 beyond that. Try the unit calculator.

No, plan on 2. 75 guests ÷ 50 = 1.5, which rounds up to 2 units for up to 4 hours. Add 1 more if beer or wine is served, or if the party runs past 4 hours.

50 guests for up to 4 hours: 1 unit. 60 guests: 2 units, since 60 ÷ 50 = 1.2 and we round up.

2 standard units for up to 4 hours. If food is served, add at least 1 handwash station.

Yes, 2 units cover 100 guests for 4 hours. Serving alcohol? Add 1 more, for 3.

Two covers 100 guests for 4 hours; 200 guests need 4. Add 1 per 4 units if alcohol is served and 1 wheelchair-accessible unit.

5 standard units: 120 ÷ 50 = 2.4 × 1.5 = 3.6, round up to 4, then add 1 for alcohol. Add 1 wheelchair-accessible unit and 2 handwash stations.

Multiply by 2.5. For 200 guests: 200 ÷ 50 = 4 × 2.5 = 10 units, before adding units for alcohol and accessibility.

Yes if food is served: at least 1 handwash station per 4 toilets, with a minimum of 1. For a short party with no food, the sanitizer inside each unit is often enough.

For rough planning, count each toilet stall about like one porta potty: around 50 guests for up to 4 hours. Give us your guest count and hours and we will match a 2- to 5-stall trailer.

Yes, if one is free on your dates. Adding early is safer, and you can still cancel or change free up to 24 hours before delivery.

Cluster most units at the start/finish, where everyone gathers, and put 1–2 at each aid station. Use the unit calculator for the start area and call us to map the course.

Yes. 4 accessible units out of 44 meets the 5% guideline. Book 7–14 days ahead, since accessible units are a smaller part of our fleet.

A rough start is 24 toilet spots: 463 ÷ 50 = 9.3, × 2.5 for all-day use. Mix restroom trailers with standard units and add handwash stations; call and we will size it on the phone.

A few practical ones: level ground, a 48-inch clear path, and the door facing away from wind and food. Food events need restrooms within 200 feet of booths. HOAs and venues may add their own rules — confirm with them. See our wind, heat and freeze placement guide.

It needs ground that is close to level. A gentle slope can work if we can level it; on a steep front yard, a driveway edge, side yard or slab is better. Send a photo and we will tell you before delivery day.

Yes to all three if we can reach it. Concrete is a great base, and the path needs to be about 48 inches wide.

Usually, yes. A typical standard unit is about 44 inches wide, so a 48-inch clear gate works. Measure the narrowest point, including latches and posts.

Units ride on our delivery trucks, two per run. Tell us about low branches, wires, pasture gates, 90-degree turns, ditches or soft ground, and send a photo if you can. That decides whether the truck goes in or the unit is set near the entrance.

Often it does not need to. Many backyards are reached through a side gate with a 48-inch path while the truck stays on the driveway, away from lawns and sprinkler lines.

Yes. Call the yard and a driver can move it on a route day; any charge shows on a quote first.

Please don't. A unit with waste in the tank can spill or tip. Call us and we will move it safely.

On level ground, with the door away from the wind and from food tables, and a clear path for guests and our truck. Exposed spots in the Pass also get staked.

Yes. Text us a map pin, GPS coordinates or an aerial screenshot with the spot circled — an intersection plus a pin works for raw land and unnamed lots. Then mark the spot on the ground with a stake or cone.

Yes. A stake, cone or chalk X shows the driver exactly where you want it, so nobody needs to be home.

Give it when you book or text it to the yard. We put it on the driver's ticket for delivery, service and pickup.

Yes. Send turn-by-turn notes and the gate code, and book 2–3 days ahead for mountain and canyon roads.

Yes, if you tell us that is your backup spot. Note it on the order so the driver does not have to guess.

Yes, note it on the order. If the wind would hit the door, the driver may suggest a small turn and will stake it.

Ask your HOA first, since many 55+ communities limit what sits in front yards. A side yard behind a 48-inch gate or a driveway corner usually works for a remodel or party.

Nothing is charged until you approve the written quote. Then you pay through a secure link we text.

Yes. We text a secure payment link with your quote, so your card number never goes over the phone.

Yes. We take Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and debit cards.

Payment runs through the secure link before delivery, so drivers do not collect and there is no need to drive to the yard. Approved commercial accounts can use a PO with net terms.

Anything you pay is on your itemized quote before you approve it. No card fee shows up later.

Yes. Forward the pay link to whoever is paying — a parent, sponsor or company office. If family members or several farmers are splitting it, ask for separate pay links.

Yes, for approved commercial accounts. Send the PO number and we will put it on every invoice.

No printer needed. You approve and sign electronically on your phone or computer. If the email or e-sign link acts up, call and we will resend it.

Yes. We send a W-9 and a certificate of insurance on request during business hours.

Yes. Call or text the yard and we will resend it by text or email.

We reserve a unit once the quote is approved and paid. If timing is the issue, book now — you can still cancel free up to 24 hours before delivery.

Enter the ZIP your card statement goes to. The delivery address is separate and is already on your quote.

Event units are picked up on the date set at booking — usually Monday. Long-term units renew every 28 days, so call 2 business days ahead to end them.

Yes. Cancel or reschedule free up to 24 hours before scheduled delivery. Details are in our rental terms.

Yes, free up to 24 hours before delivery. Call or text the yard with the new date as soon as you know it.

Yes. Book the date now and move it free up to 24 hours before delivery if the permit slips.

Yes, if units are free on your dates. Add-ons on the same order skip a second delivery line when they ride the same truck.

Yes. Call the yard. Event rentals can roll into a 28-day cycle, and long-term units renew automatically until you call.

Yes. Call the yard and we will add it to an upcoming pickup route.

Tell us when you book. Pickups run 7 AM–7 PM on our routes, so a same-day removal has to be planned ahead.

If you add your own padlock, the key stays with you. Remove the lock or give us the code before pickup day.

Every unit has a lockable door with an occupied sign. For a park or other public spot overnight, ask for a hasp and add a combination padlock — just give us the code for service days.

Yes. Ask for a hasp, add your combination padlock, and share the code with your staff and our driver.

Ask when you book; any charge for a hasp shows on your quote. Your own padlock costs nothing extra.

Normal wear is on us. Vandalism, break-ins, fire, graffiti and tipping by others are billed at repair or replacement cost. See our rental terms.

Tipping by people is billed at repair cost. Wind tipping is why we stake units on exposed Pass sites; if a staked unit moves, call us.

Place it where the site is lit or fenced, add a hasp and padlock, and keep it away from the street. Call us if something happens.

Yes. Every 28-day job-site rental includes 1 weekly pump, clean, restock and stake check. See construction site toilets.

Yes. Approved commercial accounts get PO billing and net terms, with a W-9 and certificate of insurance on request.

We drop a standard unit in your driveway or side yard and service it weekly. It bills every 28 days until you call for pickup.

Cal/OSHA 8 CCR §1526 sets 1 toilet per 20 workers of each sex. Our practical rule is 1 weekly-serviced unit per about 10 workers on a 40-hour week. See our Cal/OSHA toilet rules guide.

Yes. 9 workers is under the Cal/OSHA minimum of 1 per 20 and within our rule of about 10 per weekly-serviced unit.

Cal/OSHA counts each sex separately: 1 per 20 of each. Crews under 5 workers can share 1 single-occupancy unit.

Monthly. It bills per 28-day cycle with weekly service: typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $195–$285 for a standard unit, plus delivery once. Confirm with your permit office what they want on site.

No. We focus on restrooms only: porta potties, handwash stations, trailers and RV holding tanks.

Yes. Cal/OSHA §3457 wants 1 toilet and 1 handwash per 20 field workers, within a ¼-mile walk or 5 minutes. See farm and ranch crew rentals.

Yes. Cal/OSHA §3364 lists 3 toilets for 36–55 employees and 4 for 56–80. We can add units on weekly service.

One or two flushable units with sinks work well for a 2-day shoot. Book 7–14 days ahead if you can, and call before noon for a rush.

Yes, send the coordinates and gate details. We can bring standard units and handwash stations; ask the dispatcher about gray-water needs.

Weekly-serviced units placed near the trailer offices, plus handwash stations, billed on 28-day cycles. See industrial and warehouse restrooms.

Call before noon and we can usually deliver today. A 2-month need bills as 28-day cycles with weekly service included. See emergency restroom rentals.

Yes, if you call before noon, Monday through Saturday. The common setup is 2 restrooms and 2 handwash sinks per building entrance.

We can put you first on the morning route, which starts at 7 AM, or drop today if you call before noon. If you also need same-day removal, tell us your end time on the call so we can plan it.

Yes, call before noon. We usually set 2 restrooms and 2 handwash sinks per entrance for staff and customers.

2 restrooms plus 2 handwash sinks per building entrance is the setup most outage callers use. Add more for large staff counts.

Yes. A week or a month bills as one 28-day cycle with weekly service, so keep it the full cycle in case the job runs long. Call for pickup when the bathroom is back.

Rent 1 standard unit per 50 guests, or a flushable unit with a sink if you want something nicer. It keeps guests out of the house.

We can deliver a standard or wheelchair-accessible unit plus a handwash station, on weekly service. Confirm the exact requirement with your county or city office.

Yes. We stage restroom trailers and handwash stations for shelters on request, same-day if you call before noon. Call so we can match units to head count.

Yes, on scheduled routes. A single RV pump-out is about $150–$250 — typical 2026 starting range, not a quote. See RV, camper and holding tank service.

Yes, on scheduled routes, if the campground allows it. Check with the campground office first, then call us with your site number.

Yes. We rent 250–500 gallon above-ground holding tanks with scheduled pump-outs: typical 2026 starting range, not a quote, about $350–$700 per month.

On a set schedule based on how many people live in the RV. Tell us your household size and we will suggest one.

Call the yard with the tank size, access point and road details. We pump RV and holding tanks on scheduled routes and will tell you on the call if your setup fits.

Yes. Choose a porta potty on 28-day cycles with weekly service, or a holding tank with scheduled pump-outs. Send a GPS pin if there is no address.

We price pump-outs for RV and holding tanks on our routes. For units you own, call with the tank size and location and the dispatcher will tell you what we can do.

Call the yard and tell us how many units and where. Our routes mainly service our own fleet, so the dispatcher will tell you on the call if we can fit yours in.

Call to ask. Our 250–500 gallon holding tanks are pumped on scheduled routes; tell us what drains into it so we can say if that fits.

Not when it is staked. San Gorgonio Pass gusts reach 50–60 mph, so we stake units on open lots, ridgelines and new tracts. See our wind, heat and freeze placement guide.

Ground stakes on exposed sites, the door turned away from the wind, and a stake check on every service visit. Sheltered spots by a wall or building help too.

No need. Units on exposed sites are staked for 50–60 mph gusts. Keep the door latched and call us if anything shifts.

We face the door away from the wind so dust does not blow in. Keep the door shut between uses.

It can. Beaumont sits at 2,612 feet, and nights drop below freezing. In cold weeks we add a non-toxic brine to tank and sink water; if a foot pump stiffens on a cold morning, call the yard.

Heat makes odor stronger, so we deodorize every service and suggest a second weekly visit for crews over 10 from June to September. Long, hot events can add mid-event service, and a shaded spot helps.

Under 8 CCR §3395: 1 quart of water per worker per hour, shade above 80°F, and high-heat steps at 95°F. Beaumont's July highs average 96.3°F.

Pick high, firm ground so the unit stays level and the truck can reach it. Beaumont averages about 19 inches of rain a year.

Mountain roads run on scheduled route days, so book 2–3 days ahead. If snow closes a road, we will call you to reset the date.

Yes. We stage restroom trailers and handwash stations for shelters on request, same-day if you call before noon. The 2020 Apple Fire forced 7,800+ evacuations in Cherry Valley and Oak Glen.

Leave when you are told to — do not worry about the unit. Call the yard when it is safe, and we will sort out service or pickup.

Local, and not a broker. Our yard is at 36711 Highway 60 in Beaumont, and we own every truck, unit and driver. Read about our yard.

Yes, this is Beaumont Porta Potty at 36711 Highway 60, Beaumont, CA 92223. If a listing shows a different address or phone number, it is not us.

No. Many listings are call centers that pass your job to a local hauler. Check for a real yard address and a phone that reaches the people with the trucks.

We have a yard on Highway 60, our own trucks, and county-registered waste vehicles. We send a W-9 and certificate of insurance on request.

Since 2010, serving the Pass and the Inland Empire from our Beaumont yard.

From our yard at 36711 Highway 60 in Beaumont. Cherry Valley and Calimesa are about 10 minutes away and Banning about 12. See our contact page.

Sí. Hablamos español — just ask when you call.

We are open 7 AM–7 PM, Monday through Saturday, and closed Sunday. Quote requests sent after hours get a reply the next business morning.

Yes. (951) 580-3899 rings the yard, not a call center. Quotes go out within 15 minutes during business hours.

Yes. Our liquid-waste vehicles are registered with Riverside County under Ordinance 712. See Riverside County sewage hauler rules.