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Long-Term and Monthly Porta Potty Rentals

Monthly porta potty rental from our Beaufort yard runs on a 28-day cycle with weekly service included. Builders, farms and small businesses keep units for months, and billing stops once you call for pickup.

  • Delivery area

    Jobsites, farms and businesses across the Lowcountry, plus weekly routes statewide. Check your ZIP.

  • Arrival

    Same-day Mon–Sat when you call by noon in Beaufort County; next route day elsewhere.

  • Right unit

    Standard units for crews and fields; deluxe flushing units for offices, shops and client areas.

  • Cleaning

    Weekly pump-out, wash-down, disinfecting, deodorizer and restock, with extra visits on request.

  • Full cost

    Billed per 28-day cycle plus a one-time delivery and pickup fee. See monthly pricing.

Dispatch answers Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. A phone quote takes about five minutes.

Reviewed October 2026 by Austin, owner of Austin Rental Works

Two blue portable toilets placed on a paved lot

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How does monthly porta potty rental billing work?

Monthly porta potty rental bills once every 28 days, not by calendar month. Each 28-day cycle is paid at the start and is not prorated. Billing stops as soon as you call or text for pickup, and no new cycle starts after that request. A one-time delivery and pickup fee covers both truck trips.

How 28-day billing plays out
ExampleDays on siteCycles billed
Roof job ends early19 days1
House framing and dry-in45 days2
Full house build8 months (about 243 days)9
Farm harvest season90 days4

Thirteen 28-day cycles make one year. Full terms are on the rental terms page.

Give us the address, start date and crew size. We set the weekly service day on the same call.

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What does weekly service include?

Weekly service includes five steps on every visit: pump the waste tank, wash down the inside, disinfect touch surfaces, add deodorizer, and restock toilet paper and sanitizer. The service truck keeps a set day on your route, so your crew knows when the unit will be fresh. Service is included in every 28-day cycle.

  1. Pump. The tank is emptied into the truck and hauled to an approved disposal site.
  2. Wash. Walls, floor, seat and urinal are sprayed down.
  3. Disinfect. Seat, handles and latch get a disinfecting wipe-down.
  4. Deodorize. Fresh blue deodorizer goes into the tank.
  5. Restock. Toilet paper and hand sanitizer are refilled.

Can I add extra service visits?

Extra service visits can be added any week, and twice-weekly service can be set as a standing schedule. Crews of 10 or more in summer, busy roadside farm stands and shops with heavy customer traffic are the usual reasons. The extra visit price shows on your quote before you add the visit.

Summer in the Lowcountry is hot and muggy from May into October, which speeds up odor. Read summer heat servicing tips.

What if a unit gets damaged or needs a swap?

A unit that gets tipped, cracked or vandalized can be swapped for a clean one on the next route day. Normal wear is ours to handle. Damage from equipment, fire or misuse is covered in the rental terms you sign before delivery, so read that section once. Call dispatch the same day damage happens.

  • Tipped unit: call dispatch, keep people away, and we send a truck to clean up and reset
  • Broken latch or vent: fixed on the next service visit
  • Hit by equipment: swapped, and the rental terms cover the charge
  • Need it moved on site: the driver can reset it on a service day

Who rents porta potties by the month?

Four groups rent porta potties by the month most: home builders on long builds, farms during planting and harvest, small businesses with plumbing limits, and churches or sports fields during a season. Each group gets the same 28-day billing and weekly service. Farms with field workers have their own OSHA field sanitation rule.

Long builds

Custom homes and commercial jobs that run six months or more. See construction site toilets.

Farms

Field crews fall under OSHA 1928.110 field sanitation, which also requires hand washing. Ask about adding a station.

Small businesses

Food trucks, roadside markets, boat yards and car lots without public restrooms.

Seasonal fields

Ball fields and church grounds during a sports or event season.

Do you invoice commercial accounts?

Approved commercial accounts can pay by invoice each 28-day cycle, while everyone else pays by card. Company cards are fine. Builders and property managers with several sites often move to invoicing, so each job shows on its own line. The rental agreement is e-signed once and covers every cycle until pickup.

Two blue portable toilets on a paved lot
Two standard units placed on pavement for a long-term rental.

Questions about billing? The customer FAQ covers payment, tax and cancellation.

Questions customers ask

If I only use it a week, do I pay for the full 28 days?

The first 28-day cycle is billed in full, because cycles are not prorated. If you know the job is only a week, ask for the short-term 7-day option instead before delivery.

How much is a porta potty per month?

A standard unit runs about $200–$290 per 28-day cycle with weekly service, plus a one-time delivery and pickup fee set by distance. Beaufort County is the low end of that range.

How do I stop the rental?

Call or text dispatch to request pickup. Billing stops with that request, no new cycle starts, and the unit leaves on the next pickup route.

Can I get a lock?

Ask for a lockable unit when you book. Dispatch will confirm what is available for your date and where the lock goes, so the service driver can still get in on service day.

Which day of the week is service?

Service day is set by the route that runs past your site, and dispatch tells you the day when you book. The day stays the same each week unless a holiday or storm shifts the route.

Do you invoice or charge a card each cycle?

Card payments are charged at the start of each 28-day cycle. Approved commercial accounts get an invoice instead. Either way, the amount matches the quote you signed.

What happens before a hurricane with a monthly unit on site?

Before a named storm, dispatch calls every monthly customer in the storm path to pick up or secure units. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. Calls go out early so there is time to clear the site.

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Five details and we call or text back with one full price: rent, delivery, pickup and tax.

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  • Every fee on the quote before you book
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Need a unit for the whole job?

Call with the address and start date, and weekly service starts on your first route day.

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  • Cleaned weeklyOn every jobsite unit
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