Deluxe Flushing Porta Potty Rental With a Sink

A deluxe flushing porta potty adds two things a standard unit lacks: a foot-pump flush that rinses the bowl, and a foot-pump sink with soap. Both draw from an onboard fresh-water tank. Guests see a clean bowl instead of the tank, which matters at showers, receptions and family events.

The deluxe unit still has no plumbing hookups. The flush water and sink water both come from the tank we fill at the yard.

A typical deluxe flushing unit runs close to the size of a standard unit, about 44 inches wide, so plan on a 48-inch gate. The fresh-water tank covers about 50 flushes before a refill. The deluxe unit needs no hose and no outlet. Measure your gate and dispatch confirms fit on the call.

Flush

Foot pump, fresh water

Sink

Foot-pump sink with soap and towels

Flush capacity

About 50 flushes per fill

Width

Close to a standard unit, about 44 in

Gate fit

48-inch gate or wider

Hookups

None: no hose, no outlet

Ground

Firm and level so the pumps and door work right

A deluxe porta potty with a sink fits baby showers, graduation parties, backyard weddings under 75 guests, church homecomings and family reunions. Hosts pick the deluxe unit when guests dress up or when the event runs near a food table. Crews rarely need a deluxe unit, since a standard unit lasts longer between services.

For receptions, compare the deluxe unit with trailers and cabins on our wedding restroom rental page. Parties and reunions are covered on the event restroom rental page.

A deluxe unit arrives sanitized, stocked with paper, soap and towels, and filled with fresh water. On a one-day event, one fill is usually enough for about 50 flushes. A multi-day event adds a mid-event service: pump-out, cleaning, restock and a fresh-water refill. Jobsite deluxe units get the refill at each weekly service.

A deluxe unit should sit level on firm ground, in afternoon shade when possible. Level matters more than with a standard unit, because a tilted deluxe unit can drain flush water unevenly and stick the door. Avoid soft beach sand, marsh-edge lawns and low spots that hold water after an August storm.

• Set the unit on packed ground, a patio edge or a driveway.
• Shade from a building cuts heat inside the unit on July afternoons.
• On waterfront lawns, keep the door out of the salt wind.
• From June through November, give dispatch a backup plan in case a storm moves the date.

See our hurricane season planning notes before booking a fall event.

A deluxe rental runs on the event schedule. Book with the date and address, approve the itemized quote and e-sign. The deluxe unit drops the day before, often Friday for a Saturday event, already filled and stocked. Pickup happens Monday at no extra charge, and nobody needs to be there if the spot is marked.

1. Pick the dateTell us the event day, guest count and hours.
2. Confirm the spotLevel ground within about 25 feet of where the truck parks.
3. Drop-offThe unit arrives filled, stocked and sanitized the day before.
4. Event dayGuests use the flush and sink; no attendant needed for most parties.
5. PickupThe truck collects the unit Monday.

A deluxe unit puts the flush and sink in one private room, which reads as nicer to guests. A standard unit plus a hand wash station costs about the same, handles more uses between services and gives a second guest a place to wash while the first uses the toilet. Busy parties often favor the pair.

One deluxe unit covers about 50 flushes per fill, so the count follows guest uses. A party where 40 guests each use the restroom once fits one deluxe unit. A reception for 100 guests needs two or three deluxe units, a refill, or a restroom trailer. Long events with drinks push the number higher.

Work the math for your guest list with our porta potty count guide. If the count passes three deluxe units, a restroom trailer rental may cost less per guest.