Porta Potty Rental Questions, Answered Straight

For a weekend event, the porta potty drops off Thursday or Friday and gets picked up Monday. Long-term and construction units stay until you call or text to end the rental, and billing stops on the pickup date.

Weekend event units usually arrive Thursday or Friday and leave the following Monday. That early drop-off and Monday pickup cost nothing extra, so the unit is ready before your guests show up.

Saturday drop-off is possible on request when a route is open that day. Sunday delivery and pickup are not offered, so pickup lands on Monday.

Delivery runs Monday through Saturday, and the office is closed on Sunday. Weekend event units go out Thursday or Friday and get picked up Monday, with Saturday drop-off on request when a route is open.

A Saturday event unit drops off Thursday or Friday and comes back Monday, all for one flat event rate. See how weekend rentals work on our event porta potty rental page.

The delivery window runs from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. The driver texts or calls when on the way to your site.

Drivers work a 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. window, so an exact arrival time can't be promised. The driver texts or calls when on the way, and many renters choose a day-early drop-off to stay on the safe side.

Deliveries end by 5 p.m., and no exact arrival time is promised inside the 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. window. A Thursday drop-off or a Friday drop-off any time that day is the safer plan for a weekend event.

Pickups happen inside the same 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. window as deliveries, Monday through Saturday. Weekend event units are picked up on Monday.

Drivers run a 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. window with no exact arrival time, so a same-day drop and same-evening pickup depends on that day's routes. Ask when you book so the route can be checked before you count on that timing.

Same-day delivery is possible inside the 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. window, but no exact arrival time is promised. A drop-off the day before is the safer choice when guests arrive early.

Next-day delivery is normal for most dates, and same-day works when you call by 12:00 noon. For May through September Saturdays, book about 1 week ahead because those weekends fill up.

Hours are Monday through Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The office is closed on Sunday.

Same-day delivery is available Monday through Saturday when you call by 12:00 noon. That covers Hastings, Adams County and most towns within about 40 miles; details are on the same-day porta potty rental page.

Next-day delivery is normal, and next-day delivery carries no rush fee. Summer Saturdays fill fast, so call as soon as you know the date.

A job site toilet can go out today when you call by 12:00 noon, Monday through Saturday, for sites within about 40 miles of Hastings. The same-day rush fee starts at $75.

Deliveries end at 5 p.m., and Sunday delivery is not offered. A Saturday delivery placed before noon can be ready for Sunday use in Hastings and nearby towns.

Our own drivers deliver, place and pick up every unit with our own trucks. A standard unit weighs about 165 pounds and needs to be set level and, on open ground, staked.

A same-day rush fee starts at $75 and shows as its own line on your quote. Next-day delivery has no rush fee.

Next-day delivery has no rush fee. You pay the unit price plus any trip fee for towns outside Hastings, all listed on your quote.

Towns 40 to 80 miles from Hastings usually get next-day delivery. Same-day service is possible when a truck is already routed that way.

Call or text (402) 313-8043 Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Next-day delivery carries no rush fee.

A standard porta potty starts at $175 for an event weekend and $165 per 28 days for construction. The porta potty rental cost guide lays out every unit and fee.

Event units rent at a flat rate for the drop-off-to-pickup window, starting at $175 for a standard unit. That rate covers Thursday or Friday through Monday, so a one-day party pays the same flat price.

Event rentals use one flat rate from drop-off to pickup, not a daily rate. Long-term rentals bill every 28 days, starting at $165 for a standard unit.

Starting prices give a fair estimate: $175 for a standard event unit inside Hastings city limits. Outside Hastings, a trip fee runs from $45 under 25 miles to about $150 at 60 to 80 miles, so the address sets the final number.

The quoted total is what you pay. Each quote lists the unit price, rental period, servicing, trip fee, any rush fee and tax.

Delivery and pickup are included in the $175 standard event price inside Hastings city limits. Outside Hastings, a trip fee starting at $45 is quoted before you book.

Every quote is itemized: unit price, rental period, servicing, delivery and pickup trip fee, any rush fee and tax. Each line shows on its own so you can see where every dollar goes.

The invoice matches the quoted total. Tax and any trip or rush fee are already listed on the quote before you book.

The standard unit is the lowest-priced option, from $175 per event weekend or $165 per 28 days. Deluxe flushing units, wheelchair-accessible units and restroom trailers cost more.

Each unit is priced on the quote, and the trip fee and tax show as separate lines. Ask for a quote with your exact count so you can see the full total.

A standard unit from $175 has a seat, urinal, toilet paper and hand sanitizer. A deluxe flushing unit from $325 adds a foot-pump flush, a sink with soap, paper towels and a mirror.

Every quote is free and itemized. Call or text (402) 313-8043 with your date, town and unit count.

Quotes and invoices go out by text or email, with each charge listed line by line. Contractors can also ask for a business account with invoicing.

A standard construction unit starts at $165 per 28 days with weekly service included. Compare that number with your contractor's line item before deciding.

Riley Rental Works rents only portable restrooms, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers. Dumpsters need a dumpster company.

Renting is usually cheaper for jobs under a year, because a rental includes delivery, weekly pumping, cleaning, toilet paper and pickup. An owner still has to pay a septic or pumping service and haul the unit. A standard rental starts at $165 per 28 days with weekly service.

The standard unit is a regular single porta potty with a seat, urinal, toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Step up to a deluxe flushing unit or a restroom trailer for a nicer setup.

A standard unit is a PolyJohn PJN3-style single porta potty, about 43.5 inches wide and 91.5 inches tall. The standard porta potty page lists the full specs.

Each standard unit has a toilet seat, a urinal, toilet paper, hand sanitizer and a vent stack. The 60-gallon tank is rated around 200 uses between pump-outs.

The deluxe unit has a foot-pump flush, a sink with soap, paper towels and a mirror. The basic standard unit has a seat, urinal and hand sanitizer but no sink.

The deluxe unit carries about 20 gallons of fresh water, and a foot pump moves the water to the sink and flush. The deluxe unit needs no hookups at all.

A deluxe flushing unit with sink starts at $325 per event weekend. The deluxe flushing porta potty page covers size and features.

A wheelchair-accessible unit starts at $250 per event weekend or $225 per 28 days. The unit has a ground-level floor, a wide door, grab bars and a 60-inch turning space.

The wheelchair-accessible unit has no step, a wide door, grab bars and a 60-inch turning space inside, matching the turning circle in the 2010 ADA Standards. Confirm your event's needs with the venue or permit office.

The wheelchair-accessible unit is the largest single porta potty, about 62 inches wide and 62 inches deep. Many renters choose that unit for the extra room even when no guest uses a wheelchair.

The deluxe flushing unit has a toilet and a sink with soap and paper towels. Another route is a standard unit paired with a 2-sink hand-wash station.

Every standard porta potty is a single unit with one seat and one urinal. The restroom trailer is the 2-stall option.

The towable job-site unit is a standard porta potty mounted on a small trailer. Road crews and farm fields use the towable unit to move along with the work.

A standard unit is about 43.5 inches wide, 47 inches deep and 91.5 inches tall. The unit weighs about 165 pounds empty.

Weekly service comes with every long-term and construction rental at no extra charge. The long-term porta potty rental page explains the schedule.

Long-term units get cleaned once a week. Need more? An extra service visit costs $75.

Weekly service is built into the 28-day rate, starting at $165 for a standard unit. The rate stays the same whether one person or several use the unit.

The driver pumps the tank, cleans and sanitizes surfaces, restocks toilet paper and hand sanitizer and recharges the deodorizer. That visit happens weekly on long-term rentals.

Every weekly service restocks toilet paper and hand sanitizer and recharges the deodorizer. The tank also gets pumped and the surfaces sanitized.

Event rentals of 1 to 3 days arrive clean and fully stocked, so no mid-event service is needed. Multi-day festivals and fairs get daily or every-other-day service on a quote.

Long-term rentals get weekly service on a set schedule without a call. For an extra visit between weeks, call or text and pay $75.

A standard unit's 60-gallon tank is rated around 200 uses between pump-outs. Heavy use may call for an extra $75 service visit.

Riley Rental Works services only the porta potties, hand-wash stations and trailers on our rental list. RV, septic and holding-tank pumping need a septic service.

Holding tanks are not part of the rental lineup. Riley Rental Works rents portable restrooms, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers.

An event rate covers drop-off through pickup, usually Thursday or Friday to Monday. A long-term rate covers 28 days, then the next cycle starts at the same price.

Long-term rentals bill every 28 days, starting at $165 for a standard unit with weekly service. The billing cycle is 28 days, not a calendar month.

Long-term units bill in 28-day cycles at a flat rate. For a short project or event, the flat event rate from $175 is usually the better fit.

Each 28-day cycle bills at the same rate, with weekly service included. No separate pickup or removal fee is added at the end.

Long-term rentals carry no separate pickup or removal fee. Billing stops on the pickup date.

The event rate is one flat price for the drop-off-to-pickup window, with no daily charge. Thursday or Friday drop-off and Monday pickup cost nothing extra, so the whole weekend is included.

Event units rent at one flat rate, starting at $175 for a standard unit. A four-hour party pays the same price as a full weekend.

Long-term rentals keep going in 28-day cycles at the same rate until you call or text to stop. Billing ends on the pickup date.

Long-term renters call or text to end the rental, and billing stops on the pickup date. Event units are picked up on Monday.

A standard job site toilet starts at $165 per 28 days, with the same rate every cycle. Multiply by the number of 28-day cycles on your schedule; the construction porta potty rental page has more detail.

The driver moves the unit from the truck to your marked spot within roughly 10 feet of where the truck stops. A standard unit is 43.5 inches wide, so a 48-inch gate is the practical minimum.

The driver places the unit right where you mark the spot with a cone, flag, stake or note. The spot needs to be firm, fairly level and close to where the truck can stop.

Mark the spot with a cone, flag, stake or note, and the driver places the unit there. Pick a firm, fairly level area about 4 feet by 4 feet per standard unit.

Our own trucks and drivers deliver, place and pick up every unit. No broker or outside hauler is involved.

The truck can't cross soft lawns after rain or drive over septic fields. Choose a spot within roughly 10 feet of a driveway, street or firm ground.

A standard unit needs a firm, fairly level spot about 4 feet by 4 feet. A wheelchair-accessible unit is larger, about 62 inches by 62 inches.

Pick firm, level ground the truck can reach within about 10 feet, then think about guest traffic. On open ground, the driver stakes or straps the unit against wind at no charge.

Give the driver each spot where a unit should go, marked with a cone, flag, stake or note. Each placement shows up on the quote so the driver has a clear plan.

Central Nebraska wind can tip units. On open lots, farm ground and jobsites, the driver stakes or straps each unit at no charge.

A common planning chart calls for 2 units for 100 guests up to 4 hours, 3 units for 4 to 8 hours and 4 units past 8 hours. The how many porta potties guide has the full chart.

One standard unit covers about 50 guests for an event up to 4 hours. For 4 hours or more, or when alcohol is served, plan on 2 units.

A common chart calls for 3 units for 150 guests up to 4 hours, 4 units for 4 to 8 hours and 5 units for longer. Add 1 more for every 4 units when alcohol is served.

A common chart calls for 10 units for 500 guests up to 4 hours, 12 units for 4 to 8 hours and 15 units past 8 hours. Confirm the count with your venue or permit office.

An indoor bathroom takes some of the load, so one porta potty is often enough for a small gathering. For about 100 guests or more, use the 1-per-50 planning chart as your guide.

Common wedding setups are a 2-stall restroom trailer from $1,250 or deluxe flushing units from $325 each. Standard units plus a hand-wash station cost less; see the wedding porta potty rental page.

Weekend wedding units usually drop off Thursday or Friday, ready for a Friday rehearsal. Pickup is Monday at no extra charge.

Where portable units are grouped, the 2010 ADA Standards call for at least 5% of each cluster, and no fewer than 1, to be accessible. Confirm the rule with your venue or permit office.

A standard event unit starts at $175 with delivery and pickup included inside Hastings city limits. A free itemized quote shows the full total before you commit.

Multi-day festivals and fairs get daily or every-other-day service on a quote. July and August heat calls for more frequent service at big events.

A common chart calls for 12 units for 500 guests over 4 to 8 hours and 15 units past 8 hours. Multi-day use also needs daily or every-other-day service, quoted for your dates.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 requires 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers and 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers above 20. Past 200 workers, the ratio is 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers.

OSHA calls for 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers once a crew passes 20, and a standard unit has both. That is the legal minimum, so a second unit may make sense for a busy crew.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) covers handwashing on construction sites. A 2-sink hand-wash station starts at $135 per 28 days with weekly refill.

A standard construction unit starts at $165 per 28 days with weekly service. Details are on the construction porta potty rental page.

Free itemized quotes work well for bids, listing unit price, servicing, trip fee and tax. Contractors can also ask for a business account with invoicing.

Next-day delivery is normal for construction and has no rush fee. Same-day works when you call by noon, with a rush fee from $75.

Contractors can ask for a business account with invoicing. Long-term units bill every 28 days at the same rate.

A free itemized quote can cover standard units at $165 and hand-wash stations at $135 per 28 days, both with weekly service. Send your site, unit count and start date.

The towable job-site unit is a standard porta potty on a small trailer, made for road crews that move along a route. Ask for a quote with your project length.

GPS pins or written directions work fine for farm ground with no address. Mark the spot with a flag or stake so the driver finds the exact place.

OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers. Both must be within a quarter-mile walk of the crew.

Harvest runs about September through November, and units go out to farm ground across about 80 miles of Hastings. See the farm porta potty rental page for setup tips.

The towable job-site unit is a standard porta potty on a small trailer, built for farm fields and road crews. Move the trailer as the work moves.

Central Nebraska wind can tip units on open farm ground. The driver stakes or straps every unit there at no charge.

The truck needs firm ground within roughly 10 feet of the spot and can't cross soft ground after rain. Pick a spot near a field road or driveway.

Farm deliveries reach about 80 miles from Hastings. Trip fees run from $45 under 25 miles to about $150 at 60 to 80 miles.

A 2-sink hand-wash station starts at $125 per event or $135 per 28 days with weekly refill. The hand-washing stations page covers the details.

A hand-wash station adds to any event order, starting at $125. Plan 1 station for every 4 units when food is served.

Long-term hand-wash stations bill every 28 days, starting at $135 each with weekly refill. A two-week job falls inside one 28-day cycle.

Each station has 2 sinks with foot pumps, soap, paper towels and about 18 gallons of fresh water. No hookups are needed.

A 2-stall restroom trailer starts at $1,250 per weekend. The restroom trailers page covers features and setup.

The restroom trailer is a 2-stall model with flushing porcelain toilets, sinks, lights and a climate fan. For a smaller flushing setup, a deluxe unit with sink starts at $325.

The trailer needs a standard 120V outlet, 15 or 20 amp, within 100 feet and a garden-hose water connection. A regular garden hose and standard plug are enough.

Our water tank and generator can be added when the site has no power or water. Both show on the itemized quote.

A restroom trailer needs a level spot about 8 feet by 18 feet plus truck access. Check gates and trees along the path.

Restroom trailer prices start at $1,250 per weekend, and longer rentals are quoted for your dates. A deluxe flushing unit or a standard unit at $165 per 28 days costs less for a long remodel.

Payment is by credit or debit card. Drivers do not take cash on the truck.

Drivers carry no cash and collect no payment on the truck. Pay by credit or debit card through the invoice sent by text or email.

Invoices can go out by text or by email, whichever you prefer. Pay the invoice with a credit or debit card.

Call or text (402) 313-8043 to cancel. Cancellation is free up to 48 hours before delivery, and inside 48 hours a $50 trip fee may apply.

A $50 trip fee may apply when you cancel inside 48 hours of delivery. Earlier cancellations are free; see the rental terms.

An itemized quote and invoice go out by text or email, listing units, dates and charges. Ask the city what the permit needs so the paperwork matches.

Share your date, town, guest count or crew size, and mark the spot where the unit should go. You get a free itemized quote, then pay by card through the invoice sent by text or email.

The invoice can go by text or email to whoever is paying. Share that person's number or email when you book.

Riley Rental Works runs its own trucks, drivers and units out of Hastings. No broker or middleman is involved; read more on the about page.

Renters pay no separate deposit. The rental is booked when you pay the itemized quote by credit or debit card, and cancelling more than 48 hours before delivery is free. See the rental terms for damage and cancellation details.

Units rent all winter, about November through March. Each tank gets a salt-brine and antifreeze mix so the tank doesn't freeze.

A salt-brine and antifreeze mix goes into every tank in winter to keep the waste from freezing. That mix is added from about November through March.

Hand-wash stations with water get swapped for hand sanitizer during hard freezes. Water stations return when the weather warms.

Construction units stay out year-round with weekly service and a winter brine mix in the tank. Billing stays at the same rate every 28 days.

Spring storm season brings strong wind across central Nebraska. Units on open lots, farm ground and jobsites get staked or strapped at no charge.

Deliveries still run after rain, but the truck can't cross soft lawns. Pick a spot within roughly 10 feet of a driveway or firm ground.

Riley Rental Works is based in Hastings, Nebraska, with our own trucks, drivers and units. Deliveries reach about 80 miles out; see the service areas page.

Deliveries cover about 80 miles from Hastings, including Grand Island, Kearney, York, Aurora, Minden, Holdrege and Superior. Call with your town or ZIP for a quote.

Grand Island sits about 25 miles north of Hastings on US-281. Details are on the Grand Island porta potty rental page.

Kearney is about 55 miles from Hastings, so delivery is usually next day. Same-day service happens when a truck is already routed that way.

Trip fees start at $45 for towns under 25 miles and run up to about $150 for 60 to 80 miles. The trip fee is quoted before you book.

All of Adams County, including Juniata and Kenesaw, falls inside the same-day zone when you call by noon. See the Adams County service page.

Every delivery comes from Hastings, using our own trucks and drivers. Towns up to about 80 miles away are covered.

Riley Rental Works delivers with its own trucks, drivers and units. No work is handed to another company.

Fairbury and Seward sit near the edge of the roughly 80-mile service area. Call with the address so the trip fee and route day can be checked.