Short-term porta potty rental: a day, a weekend or a week
Need a toilet for a day, a weekend or a couple of weeks? You do not pay for a month. Short rentals are booked as one event: the unit arrives the day before, stays for your dates and leaves the next business day. Weekend units usually come Friday and go Monday.
Short rentals at a glance
- One day
- Arrives the day before
- Weekend
- Friday to Monday
- Priced as
- One event
- Cancel
- Free more than 24 h before delivery
A day, a weekend, a week or two
| You need it for | Schedule | How it is priced |
|---|---|---|
| One day | Arrives the day before, leaves the next business day | Event package |
| A weekend | Friday in, Monday out | Event package ($249 recent example) |
| Three to six days | In before your first day, out after your last | One event package for the dates |
| One to four weeks | Delivery, weekly cleaning, pickup | $249 for four weeks in one recent quote |
| Open-ended | Renews every 28 days | Monthly billing |
Sundays, holidays and big weekends
Trucks may not run on Sundays and holidays. If your party falls on one, the unit arrives ahead of time and pickup slides to the next business day. Fourth of July, Labor Day and the weekends around Christmas and New Year book up early in El Paso, so call as soon as the date is set.
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Short rental questions
What does a porta potty cost for one day?
A single day is booked as an event. One standard unit was quoted at $249 with Friday drop-off and Monday pickup. Your address and dates set the final number.
If I need it Thursday to Sunday, do I pay per day?
No. A few days in a row are quoted as one event rental covering your dates, not a daily rate stacked up.
Can I rent for two weeks without monthly billing?
Yes. One customer was quoted $249 for four weeks including both trips and weekly cleaning. Ask for a short-term quote rather than an open-ended one.