Porta John Rentals in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Next-day delivery to Mount Pleasant is routine Monday–Saturday, and same-day is possible when you call early. Trucks enter Mount Pleasant on the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge (US-17) or the Don Holt Bridge on I-526, whichever is moving better, and drops run between 7 AM and 7 PM.

Drop window

7 AM–7 PM, Monday–Saturday

Main route

Ravenel Bridge (US-17) to Coleman Boulevard and Johnnie Dodds Boulevard

Alternate

I-526 across the Don Holt Bridge

Booking

Next-day routine; call early to ask about same-day

US-17 through Mount Pleasant slows at lunch and after 4 PM. North-end stops like Carolina Park and Dunes West go first on morning runs.

We deliver to every part of Mount Pleasant, from the Old Village and I'On to the planned communities north of the IOP Connector. Many Mount Pleasant HOAs set rules on where a unit sits, and gated sections need a vendor pass. Nearby Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island and Awendaw are covered too.

• Old Village
• I'On
• Hobcaw Point
• Belle Hall
• Snee Farm
• Seaside Farms
• Longpoint
• Oyster Point
• Brickyard
• Hamlin Plantation
• Park West
• Dunes West
• Rivertowne
• Charleston National
• Carolina Park
• Isle of Palms
• Sullivan's Island
• Awendaw
• Charleston
• North Charleston

Mount Pleasant placement depends mainly on HOA rules and town approvals. Many HOAs limit how long a unit can be visible and where it can sit, gated communities need a vendor pass, and a unit on a town street or right-of-way needs Town of Mount Pleasant approval. Check both before booking.

• HOA rules: I'On, Dunes West, Park West and Carolina Park all have design rules. Ask about screening or setback before a long remodel.
• Gated sections: the owner or builder registers our truck for the drop and each service visit.
• Old Village streets: narrow with little parking. Driveway placement avoids most street issues.
• Town approvals: confirm right-of-way and event rules with the Town of Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant bookings center on plantation and waterfront weddings, the Lowcountry Oyster Festival at Boone Hall in winter, the Cooper River Bridge Run start in spring, and steady HOA home remodels. Big event weekends tie up the bridges, so private Mount Pleasant parties on those dates should book three weeks ahead.

Pick a restroom trailer when the Mount Pleasant venue has a 110V/20-amp outlet, water and a level spot near the reception. Pick VIP cabins when power and water are far away or the lawn is soft. Plan about one stall per 50 guests for a four-hour reception.

A 150-guest wedding usually fits a 3-stall trailer. Our wedding restroom guide covers counts, hookups and timing.

Mount Pleasant renters choose standard porta potties for remodels and builds, restroom trailers and VIP cabins for weddings, and ADA-style units for any public event. A deluxe flushing unit suits a Mount Pleasant garden party where guests want a sink without the space a trailer needs.