You call, we ask four things
Where the units go, what date you need them, how many people they have to serve, and how long they're staying. That's the whole intake.
Portable restrooms · Clark County
Las Vegas Porta Potty Rental
Standard cabins, flushing deluxes, ADA units, hand-wash stations and climate-controlled trailers — dropped from Summerlin to Henderson and out past Nellis. One phone call, one flat number.
Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · phones open before the crews do
How this works
Quoted on the phone, delivered on the date
No cart, no booking form, no waiting on a written estimate. Four questions and you have your number.
One flat figure, no line items later
Delivery, placement, the servicing schedule and the pickup are all inside the price we give you. Nothing appears on an invoice that wasn't said out loud.
Servicing rides with the rental
Pumped, restocked and wiped down on a set schedule. In a Las Vegas July that schedule is the difference between a usable unit and one nobody will walk into.
The lineup
Five units, and the honest case for each
Most jobs need one type. A few need two — usually standards plus a hand-wash station, or a trailer plus an ADA unit.
Standard Porta Potty
The workhorse. Ventilated cabin, non-flush tank, paper and sanitiser inside — what most job sites and back yards actually need.
Standard unit
Deluxe Flushing Unit
Foot-pump flush and a built-in sink at the door. The one to pick when guests are dressed up and staying a while.
Deluxe flushing
ADA Accessible Unit
A wide, roll-in cabin with a ground-level floor and grab bars. Public events in Clark County plan for at least one.
ADA accessible
Portable Hand-Wash Station
A free-standing twin-basin sink with foot pumps, fresh water and towels. Caterers and food trucks ask for it by name.
Hand-wash station
Luxury Restroom Trailer
A climate-controlled trailer with real stalls, vanities, mirrors and running water. Weddings, corporate tents, VIP areas.
Restroom trailer
Delivery
Gravel, dirt, asphalt or turf — we've set units on all of it
Half the valley is a graded pad with no plumbing anywhere near it. That's the normal case, not the difficult one. What the driver needs is a reasonably level spot and about fifteen feet of clearance to reach the tank on servicing day.
Tell us about soft sand, a slope, a gate code or a narrow side yard when you call. None of it stops the delivery — it just changes where the unit ends up sitting.
- Placement worked out on the call, not on the driver's arrival
- Gate codes and site contacts noted on the ticket
- Anchoring available for wind-exposed lots
- Moves mid-rental if the work moves
Occasions
What people are usually renting for
Crews & Contractors
Grading, framing, solar, roadwork. Units set where the crew parks, serviced on a schedule you don't have to chase.
Parties & Private Events
Back yards, block parties, quinceañeras, graduation cookouts. Guests stay outside instead of tracking through the house.
Weddings & Receptions
Desert venues, ranch venues, back-yard ceremonies. A trailer if there's power and level ground, deluxes if there isn't.
Concerts & Festivals
Multi-day grounds, banks of units, hand-wash between them, and a servicing window that lands overnight.
Weeks & Months on Site
Long placements on the same pad — a build that runs a year, a park under renovation, a lot with no plumbing yet.
Emergency & Disaster
Burst mains, monsoon flooding, a remodel that took the only bathroom offline. Call and we'll tell you what we can get there.
Who calls us
Four kinds of phone call, most weeks
Contractors & trades
Grading pads, framing crews, solar installs
Back yards
Parties, remodels, family gatherings
Fields & parks
Tournaments, league days, trailhead lots
Festival grounds
Multi-day events and vendor rows
Across the valley
Where we drop units
Clark County, grouped the way a truck actually runs it rather than alphabetically.
West & Summerlin
Master-planned west side, up against the Spring Mountains.
North Valley
North Las Vegas, the Aliante corridor and the northwest edge.
Central & East
The resort corridor, the townships and the east side.
South & Henderson
Henderson, the southwest growth edge and the Anthem foothills.
Questions
The six we're asked most
How fast can you get a unit to a Las Vegas job site?
Most of the valley is a next-day drop, and same-day happens more often than people expect if you call early — the phones open at 4am precisely because crews start before sunrise. Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Enterprise and the central valley are routine. Outlying stops like Sandy Valley or the far side of the Boulder Highway need a little more notice.
How do I figure the porta potty count for my job?
The working rule is one unit per 10 workers for a 40-hour week, and for events roughly one per 50 guests for a four-hour window, adding units as the hours stretch. Alcohol pushes the count up by about a fifth. The Count My Units tool runs the same arithmetic we do on the phone, and you can also just tell us the head count and let us do it.
What does a porta potty rental cost here?
It depends on the unit, how long it sits and how often it gets serviced — a standard on a weekend job is a very different number from a trailer at a Saturday wedding. We quote one flat figure that already includes delivery, placement, scheduled servicing and pickup, and we give it to you on the call rather than making you wait for a written estimate.
How often does a unit get serviced?
Once a week is standard on a job site, and that covers pumping, restocking paper and sanitiser, and a wipe-down. Heavy crews, summer heat and events all justify twice a week or more, and for multi-day festivals we schedule overnight servicing so the grounds are fresh at opening. Servicing is priced into the rental, not billed after.
Do you cover Henderson, North Las Vegas and the rest of Clark County?
Yes. The service area is Clark County — Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, the unincorporated townships like Paradise, Winchester, Whitney, Enterprise and Sunrise Manor, and the outlying stops along the highways. If you are not sure whether your address is covered, the fastest answer is the phone.
Can a unit sit on gravel or graded dirt?
It can, and most of ours do. What matters is that the pad is reasonably level and the truck can get within about 15 feet — the tank has to be reachable on servicing day. Soft sand and steep slopes are the two things worth mentioning when you call, because they change where we set the unit, not whether we can.
Need units in Las Vegas this week?
Tell us the address, the date and the head count. You'll have a flat price before the call ends.
(702) 789-7586Mon–Sat 4am–4pm