Portable Toilet Rental in Port Royal, South Carolina

Same-day delivery to Port Royal is routine Monday–Saturday when you call by noon. Port Royal drops run between 7 AM and 7 PM, and trucks reach town on Ribaut Road or Parris Island Gateway with no bridge in the way. Port Royal calls that come in after noon go on the next morning's route.

Drop window

7 AM–7 PM, Monday–Saturday

Main route

Ribaut Road (SC-281) into the Old Village

Other approach

Parris Island Gateway (SC-280) from the Burton side

Same-day cutoff

Noon, Monday–Saturday

Heads-up call

About 30 minutes before the truck arrives

Ribaut Road gets slow near the hospital and the Technical College of the Lowcountry campus at shift change and class times. We time Port Royal drops around those windows when your schedule allows.

The McTeer Bridge (SC-802) lands on the Port Royal side, so we often pair Port Royal stops with Lady's Island deliveries on one run.

We deliver to every street in the Town of Port Royal and the unincorporated pockets beside it, including the Old Village grid, Shadow Moss, Shell Point and the Battery Creek side. Nearby Burton, Lady's Island and St. Helena Island get the same timing. If your Port Royal street is missing below, call anyway.

• Old Village (Port Royal Historic District)
• Paris Avenue downtown
• The Sands
• Shadow Moss
• Shell Point
• Battery Creek Road area
• Ribaut Road corridor
• Parris Island Gateway corridor
• Port Royal Landing
• Live Oaks Park and Cypress Wetlands area
• MCRD Parris Island (with base access)
• Burton
• Lady's Island
• St. Helena Island

Three Port Royal rules shape placement: a unit on a town street or sidewalk needs town approval, park events need a park rental application, and anything on a state road like Ribaut Road needs an SCDOT encroachment permit. Keep the porta potty on private ground when you can and confirm with Port Royal Town Hall first.

• Old Village lots are tight. Most homes have short driveways and narrow side lots. Measure the gate: a standard unit is about 44 inches wide, so 48 inches is the practical minimum.
• The Sands and Live Oaks Park are booked through the town's park rental process. Town rules call for security at park events over 100 people, so plan that before you size restrooms.
• MCRD Parris Island work needs base access arranged by the prime contractor. Send gate instructions and a site contact a few business days ahead.
• Marsh-edge lots along Battery Creek have soft pluff mud. We set units on a firm, level pad within about 25 feet of where the truck can park.

Check with the Town of Port Royal for street and park approvals, and with SCDOT permits for state road shoulders.

Port Royal renters book units most for Old Village home remodels, waterfront parties near The Sands, and the Beaufort Water Festival in July, which spreads into Port Royal. Each job needs a different setup, so tell us the guest count, the hours and whether alcohol is served when you call.

A standard porta potty covers most Port Royal jobs, from a two-week bathroom remodel to a 50-guest lawn party. Add an ADA-style unit when guests use wheelchairs or walkers, and pick a restroom trailer only when the site has a 110V outlet and a hose nearby.

Old Village placement works best in the driveway or a side lawn within about 25 feet of the street. Pick firm, level ground away from tree roots, irrigation heads and any septic lid. Mark the spot with a cone or flag, and the Port Royal driver sets the unit without anyone home.

1. Measure the path.The unit is about 44 inches wide and 90 inches tall. Check low live oak limbs as well as the gate.
2. Face the door away from the street.Neighbors on narrow Old Village lanes appreciate it, and so do your guests.
3. Leave room for service.Weekly pump-outs need the truck within about 25 feet, so keep that path clear of trailers and material piles.