Same-day delivery when you call before noon36711 Highway 60, Beaumont · (951) 580-3899 · Hablamos español
(951) 580-3899
Hemet · ZIPs 92543–92546 · 32 min from our yard

Porta Potty Rental in Hemet, CA

Porta potty rental Hemet, CA renters can count on: our own trucks run 32 minutes down SR-79 from Beaumont, usually the next business day, with weekly service on job sites.

  • Same-day before noon
  • Local yard, not a broker
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Dispatch ticket · 5 quick answersUpdated October 2026
  • Can you deliver to my location?Yes — all Hemet ZIPs 92543–92546, plus East Hemet, Valle Vista and the roads around Diamond Valley Lake.
  • When can it arrive?Usually next business day, 7 AM–7 PM. Same-day works when you call before noon and a truck is free — we say so on the call.
  • Which unit do I need?Standard units for yards and crews. Add a wheelchair-accessible unit for 55+ community events and anything open to the public.
  • How will it be cleaned?Arrives sanitized and stocked. Job-site units get a weekly pump and restock; multi-weekend events can add mid-event service.
  • What is the full cost?One written quote: unit, dates, service, delivery from Beaumont, any rush fee and tax — before you pay.

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(951) 580-3899

Live dispatcher 7 AM–7 PM · Mon–Sat

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How fast can a porta potty get to Hemet from Beaumont?

Hemet is about 32 minutes from our Highway 60 yard, straight down Beaumont Avenue and SR-79 through San Jacinto. Most Hemet orders land the next business day, between 7 AM and 7 PM. Same-day can work when you call before noon and a truck is free, and we tell you honestly on that first call.

Ask for a morning slot if your event starts early. The driver texts about 30 minutes before arriving, so nobody has to wait by the gate.

Hemet planning table from our Highway 60 yard
Hemet jobBook aheadWhat to plan for
Backyard party, 92543–925462–3 days; Friday drop for a weekend48-inch gate path, Monday pickup, one event rate
Gathering in Seven Hills, Four Seasons or Solera7–14 days if you need a wheelchair-accessible unitHOA placement rules and a firm, level pad
Event under a Hemet Temporary Use PermitFile the permit about 45 days outPlanning asks how restrooms are covered
Tract, remodel or commercial buildNext business dayWeekly service included, 28-day billing
Ranch or lot off Domenigoni Pkwy or SR-742–3 days; send a GPS pinLong dirt drives; mark the spot with a stake

Does Hemet require portable toilets for a special event?

Hemet's Temporary Use Permit application asks how an event will cover restrooms. It lists a minimum of 1 toilet or portable restroom per 50 expected guests for a 4-hour event, with higher minimums past 4 hours. The city asks organizers to file at least 45 days ahead with the Planning Division.

The permit covers things like carnivals, grand openings, parking-lot sales and community events. Read the Hemet Temporary Use Permit application and confirm your count with the Planning Division.

Our own sizing starts at the same 1-per-50 line, then adds a unit for every 4 when beer or wine is served. We put the unit count on your written quote so it can go straight into the application. Run the unit calculator before you file.

What porta potty setup works in Hemet's 55+ communities?

Hemet has at least 5 large 55+ communities. Seven Hills has about 1,143 homes and Four Seasons at Hemet about 1,106, with Solera Diamond Valley, Panorama Village and El Grande Estates close behind. For gatherings there, plan 1 wheelchair-accessible unit per cluster on a firm, level pad.

Clubhouse lawns and cul-de-sacs often have HOA rules on where a unit can sit and how long. Get the OK in writing, then text us a photo of the spot.

A wheelchair-accessible unit has a ground-level floor, a wide door and grab bars, built to ADA design guidelines. It needs about 7.5 × 7.5 feet, so book it 7–14 days ahead.

Illustration: a wheelchair-accessible unit needs a firm, level pad about 7.5 feet square

How do Ramona Pageant weekends and Diamond Valley Lake affect booking in Hemet?

The Ramona Pageant has played in the Hemet foothills since 1923, over 3 weekends in April and May. Spring is also busy at Diamond Valley Lake, a 4,500-acre reservoir south of town. If your Hemet party or fundraiser falls on a spring weekend, book units 7–10 days ahead to keep a Friday slot.

Diamond Valley Lake is a drinking-water reservoir run by the Metropolitan Water District, and swimming is not allowed. Any gathering on lake or marina grounds needs that venue's OK first. Confirm with your venue before you order.

Dispatch open · same-day before noon

Planning a spring weekend in Hemet?

Call before Friday routes fill. We drop Friday, pick up Monday, and you pay one event rate — no extra-day charge for the weekend.

How hot does a Hemet job site get for a portable toilet in summer?

Hemet sits at 1,594 feet in a dry valley that gets under 12 inches of rain a year, and summer days often pass 100°F. Cal/OSHA requires shade above 80°F and extra high-heat steps at 95°F. For Hemet crews over 10 workers, we suggest a second weekly service from June to September.

Heat speeds up odor and fills tanks faster. Set the unit in afternoon shade if you can, door facing away from the wall of the house or trailer. See Cal/OSHA heat illness rule §3395 for the water and shade rules.

Job-site units come with weekly pump, clean and restock on 28-day billing. Read how it works on our construction toilet page.

Which Hemet neighborhoods do you deliver porta potties to?

We deliver to all 4 Hemet ZIP codes — 92543, 92544, 92545 and 92546 — plus East Hemet and Valle Vista in the unincorporated valley. That covers the downtown grid off Florida Avenue, the 55+ parks, the Domenigoni Parkway side near Diamond Valley Lake and the Ramona Bowl foothills.

Hemet areas we deliver to

  • Downtown Hemet
  • Florida Ave corridor
  • Sanderson Ave
  • Stetson Ave
  • East Hemet
  • Valle Vista
  • Seven Hills
  • Four Seasons at Hemet
  • Solera Diamond Valley
  • Panorama Village
  • El Grande Estates
  • Ramona Bowl foothills
  • Domenigoni Pkwy & Diamond Valley Lake
  • Hemet-Ryan Airport area
  • SR-74 east toward the mountains

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Dispatch open · same-day before noon

Need a porta potty in the Pass today?

Call before noon, Monday–Saturday, and a truck from our Highway 60 yard can have it on site this afternoon.

Questions callers ask us

How much is a porta potty rental in Hemet?

Typical 2026 starting range, not a quote: about $175–$275 for a standard event unit with delivery and pickup, and about $195–$285 per 28-day cycle with weekly service on a job site. The drive from Beaumont is one of five things that set your total.

Can I get a porta potty in Hemet today?

Sometimes. Call (951) 580-3899 before noon, Monday–Saturday, and we check trucks while you are on the phone. If today is full, we book the first slot tomorrow morning.

Do I need a city permit for a porta potty at my Hemet backyard party?

A private party in your own yard usually just needs a flat spot and a clear path. Carnivals, community events and parking-lot sales use Hemet's Temporary Use Permit — confirm with the Planning Division.

My HOA in Seven Hills or Four Seasons has placement rules. Can the driver follow them?

Yes. Send us the HOA's rules and a photo of the approved spot. The driver places it there and texts you a photo when done.

How many porta potties for a 4-hour Hemet event with 100 guests?

Two standard units covers 100 guests for 4 hours, which matches the 1-per-50 line on Hemet's permit form. Add 1 if beer or wine is served, plus a wheelchair-accessible unit for public events.

Can you service units between Saturday and Sunday of a long event?

Yes. Multi-day events can add a mid-event pump and restock. Tell us the hours so we can service before gates open.

Book it

Ring the yard, or type it in.

Booking takes one phone call of about 4 minutes. Ring (951) 580-3899 by noon on any day but Sunday and a dispatcher can usually route a truck to Beaumont, Banning, Cherry Valley, Calimesa or Yucaipa that afternoon. Rather type? Fill in the six boxes and a text comes back in roughly 15 minutes while the yard is open.

  • Trucks and units parked on Highway 60, not a call center
  • Every line priced in writing before any charge
  • Change or cancel at no cost until 24 hours before drop-off
  • Saturday party? Dropped Friday, collected Monday, billed as one event

(951) 580-3899

36711 Highway 60, Beaumont, CA 92223 · Mon–Sat 7:00 AM–7:00 PM

Get a written quote in 15 minutes

Six boxes, no account needed. Expect a text or call in about a quarter hour while the yard is open, Monday to Saturday. Rush job? Phone (951) 580-3899.

Asking for a price is free. Nothing is charged until you see every line — unit, days, service visits, drop-off, pickup and any rush fee — and approve it. How we handle your details.

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