Porta potty rental FAQ for Aiken renters

Book standard units 3 to 7 days ahead for most dates. Book 2 to 4 weeks ahead for spring and fall weekends, and 6 to 10 weeks ahead for Masters week and the Aiken Triple Crown. Same-day is possible when you order by noon, Monday through Saturday.

Deliveries run between 7 AM and 7 PM. We give you a window when the route is set the morning of delivery, and the driver texts when on the way.

No. Routes change with traffic and other stops. That is why event units go out the day before the event.

We deliver on most holidays that fall Monday through Saturday, except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Book holiday weekends early.

Yes. We deliver to Augusta, Martinez, Evans, Grovetown and the rest of Richmond and Columbia counties.

The driver texts when on the way and sends a photo when the unit is placed. Ask for a call instead if you prefer.

Text us a map pin from your phone. Our drivers use the pin, which works for farms, hunting land and new subdivisions.

Yes. Give us the lot number and a map pin, or the builder's site plan.

No. Event rentals are priced per event (up to 4 days). Jobsite rentals are priced per 7 days or per 28 days. A standard event unit starts at $165.

No. Delivery and pickup are charged once per order, not per unit.

No. The quote you approve is what you pay, plus sales tax.

Card is preferred because it holds your date. Cash or check can be arranged for local customers who pay before delivery.

Event rentals are charged when booked. Monthly rentals are charged at the start of each 28-day cycle.

Yes. Send the PO with the order, and we invoice against it.

Exempt groups should send their SC exemption certificate before the rental is billed, and we remove the tax.

Yes. We hold a written quote for 7 days. The date is reserved once it is paid.

Yes. Ask for the military discount when you call, and have your ID ready at booking.

Yes, every unit comes stocked. Event units get an extra roll.

Standard units have a translucent roof for daylight. For night use, add a battery light or place units near outdoor lighting. Trailers and VIP restrooms have lights.

A clean, serviced unit has a mild deodorizer smell. Odor rises when units sit in full sun or go too long between services. Shade and on-time service fix most odor.

The blue liquid is a deodorizer that controls odor and breaks down waste. We add a fresh charge at every service.

No. Trash, wipes, diapers and food make the tank hard to pump and may add a cleanup fee. Put a trash can outside the unit.

Some of our standard units are pink. Ask when you book.

Not at this time. Every standard unit already has a urinal inside.

Ask us. Our restroom trailers have counter space, and some units have a fold-down shelf.

A standard unit needs about 4 feet by 4 feet, plus room for the door to swing open. Leave a clear path for the delivery dolly.

Yes. Grass works when it is level and firm. After heavy rain, the driver may choose the firmest spot nearby.

Yes. Concrete and asphalt are ideal because they are flat and easy to clean around.

The truck should park within about 25 feet of the unit for delivery and service. Longer carries slow service and may add a fee.

Yes, if the gate is at least 48 inches wide for a standard unit, and the path is level. Narrower gates mean the unit goes in the side yard or driveway.

A unit can leave a square of yellow grass after a long rental. It grows back. We avoid ruts by staying off wet lawns with the truck.

Strong wind can tip an empty unit. On open land we strap or stake units when storms are forecast. Call us if a unit tips, and we will clean and reset it.

Please do not. A used unit is heavy and can spill. Call us, and we will move it.

Once a week on rentals longer than 7 days, included in the price. Extra visits can be added.

The driver pumps the tank, scrubs the seat, urinal, floor and walls, adds deodorizer and restocks paper and soap.

Yes. Call or text a day ahead, and we add a visit on the date you need.

Call or text before the pickup date. The rental continues with weekly service and no new delivery fee.

Call or text the address and the day you want it gone. Monthly billing stops on the day you call.

Call us. If we missed it, there is no extra charge for the extra days.

No. Keep the unit reachable and the gate open.

Not on private property in most cases. Units on streets, sidewalks or public right-of-way, and units for parades, street closings and park events usually need a permit. Check with the city or county office that controls the land.

Many HOAs allow temporary units during construction or repairs but set placement or time limits. Check your covenants before delivery.

Yes. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) requires toilets on construction sites, based on the number of workers.

At least 5% of the portable units in each cluster, and at least 1, under the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2 for public facilities.

No. Waste must go to a permitted treatment facility. We haul it from your site to a licensed disposal point.