Porta Potty Rental Throughout Aiken County, SC

Aiken County routes cover Aiken, North Augusta, Graniteville, Warrenville, Burnettown, New Ellenton, Wagener, Jackson and Salley. Aiken County deliveries go out on set route days. Give event orders 2–3 business days of notice; contractor units stay on a weekly service route, including crews near the Savannah River Site.

• City of Aiken rentals
• North Augusta
• Graniteville
• New Ellenton
• Warrenville
• Burnettown
• Wagener
• Jackson
• Salley

Need units faster than the route allows? Call before 9 AM and dispatch will check whether a same-day run fits.

Jobs that reach into nearby Edgefield, Barnwell or Lexington counties can ride the same run. See Richland County rentals for the Columbia side.

Savannah River Site contractors in Aiken County order units through the prime contractor, who arranges site access for our driver. List the gate, the badge office contact and the target date when you order. Many SRS-area crews also keep units at laydown areas and offices outside the fence in New Ellenton and Jackson, where access is simpler.

• Site access paperwork can take longer than the drive. Start it before you book the delivery date.
• Each weekly service visit needs access too, so ask the prime contractor to cover a standing service day.
• Crew counts follow OSHA Table D-1 in 29 CFR 1926.51.

Porta potty rental in Aiken County, SC needs no permit on most private land, from horse farms to North Augusta home lots. Aiken County handles unincorporated areas, while Aiken, North Augusta and the smaller towns handle their own limits. Public events, streets and parks need approval first, so confirm with the county or town office.

Find county planning and event offices on the Aiken County government website. Send us the footprint questions on the form and we fill in unit sizes; the decision stays with the county.

Horse farms, tire plants and new neighborhoods round out Aiken County work. Equestrian farms outside the city host clinics and shows that need units near barns and parking. Bridgestone plants in the county schedule shutdowns, and North Augusta keeps adding homes and riverfront projects.

Aiken County setups split between contractor crews and horse country events. A contractor crew of 60 needs two toilets under OSHA Table D-1, plus a hand wash station. A horse show with 300 guests over eight hours needs about 12 units using our guests-times-hours-divided-by-200 rule, with ADA-style units in each cluster.

Horse farm units belong on firm ground near parking, away from paddocks, wash racks and the paths horses travel. Aiken County's sandy soil drains fast and holds a unit well when the spot is level. Keep the spot within about 25 feet of where the truck parks, and leave the gate wide enough for the truck.

Wind and loud noises can spook horses, so set units where doors will not bang near the barn. A spot by the trailer parking area usually works for riders and spectators alike.