129 Porta Potty Rental Questions, Answered

There is no one-day price. A single standard porta potty for an event runs $225–$295 for the whole weekend or 1–3 day event, with delivery and pickup included.

Delivery and pickup are priced by mileage from our Mesquite yard, and we confirm that a truck can reach your spot on your dates. With a ZIP code we can usually quote in under a minute.

Event prices include delivery and pickup. 28-day job site prices add a one-time delivery and pickup charge on the first cycle. Your quote shows each line and the total.

Quotes list sales tax as its own line where it applies, so the total you see is the total you pay.

No surprise fuel lines. If anything about mileage affects the price, it is already in the delivery line on your quote.

Only when we must pull a truck off its route for a same-day order. That fee is $75–$125, and we say so before you book.

Pickup is included in event prices and in the first-cycle delivery charge on 28-day rentals. There is no separate removal fee.

Prices for fuel, labor and disposal have risen, and some low quotes leave out delivery, tax or servicing. Ask any vendor for an all-in total to compare fairly.

Send us the written quote. If it is for the same unit, dates and servicing, we will look at it. Often the lower quote leaves out delivery or tax.

Yes, in effect. Units on one truck share one delivery charge, so the price per unit drops as you add units.

Ask when you call. Discounts depend on dates and stock, and we will tell you plainly what applies.

Yes, if you send a Texas sales tax exemption certificate before billing. We then remove tax from the invoice.

Event rentals are paid in full at booking to hold the unit. 28-day rentals are billed at the start of each cycle.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, by phone or a secure pay link sent by text or email.

No. Drivers do not collect payment. Pay by card or link before delivery.

Yes. A company card, church card or family member can pay through the pay link, and we can list their name on the invoice.

Yes. Give us the business name and billing contact, and the invoice will show it.

We text or email an e-sign invoice. Tap the signature box, type your name, sign with your finger and tap submit. No printing.

Check spam or junk first. We also send it by text, and we can resend it while you are on the phone.

Quotes show both: the price per unit and the order total with delivery, pickup and tax.

Usually yes in Mesquite and nearby towns, when you call (361) 213-6286 by 12 noon Monday through Saturday.

Afternoon calls are usually delivered first thing the next morning.

Monday through Saturday. We do not deliver on Sundays.

Delivery runs between 7 AM and 6 PM. We cannot promise an exact time, but the driver calls 30 to 60 minutes ahead.

Yes, 30 to 60 minutes before arrival, at the number on your order.

We avoid that risk by delivering the day before your event at no extra charge.

Weekday routes are reliable, and you are not waiting for a truck while guests arrive. You pay for the event, not the extra day.

No. Weekend event units are picked up Monday. Ask if you need Saturday evening pickup; it is sometimes possible for a fee.

No. Weekend event pricing includes Friday drop-off and Monday pickup.

For a single unit, a few days is usually fine. For holiday weekends, weddings and trailers, book 1 to 4 weeks ahead.

We deliver Thursday instead at the same price.

Usually within 1 to 2 business days. Billing stops the day you ask.

Yes for 28-day and open-ended rentals; units are not picked up automatically. Event units are picked up on the date in your order.

Yes, about 35 miles out, including Garland, Forney, Rowlett, Rockwall, Plano and Arlington. Farther towns are next-day or later.

Sometimes. Those towns are about 14 miles out; call by 10 AM for the best chance.

Yes, with notice before 3 PM the day before delivery, subject to availability.

Yes. Add units or a hand wash station up to the afternoon before delivery.

We deliver in rain. Lightning, ice or flooding can delay routes; we call if your window changes.

Yes, once you have the park reservation or permit. Tell us the pavilion or field so the driver finds the spot.

Yes. Give us the gate code or tell the guard to expect a portable toilet truck.

A toilet seat over a holding tank, a urinal, toilet paper, a hand sanitizer dispenser, a coat hook and a roof vent.

Our standard unit is about 44 inches wide, 48 inches deep and 88 inches tall.

Usually, yes. A 44-inch unit fits a 48-inch gate. A 36-inch gate is too narrow.

Yes. Deluxe units have a foot-pump flush and sink. VIP cabins and restroom trailers have real flushing toilets.

Yes. Our deluxe unit has a foot-pump sink with soap and paper towels inside.

Yes. Our wheelchair-accessible units have a ground-level floor, wide door, grab bars and room for a 60-inch turning circle.

The unit gives the space and grab bars. Full ADA compliance also depends on placement, route and count at your event.

Our ADA unit is the roomiest single unit and works well for parents with small children.

Yes, 2- to 4-stall trailers with flushing toilets, vanities, mirrors and climate control.

Level, firm ground the truck can reach, a garden hose or onboard water, and two 120V outlets within about 100 feet.

Yes, though most go out with toilets on the same truck.

Yes. Event units are our newest, cleanest stock and are reserved for parties and weddings. Construction units are sturdy and serviced weekly.

Standard units use a translucent roof for daylight. For night events, add a battery light or choose a VIP cabin or trailer.

Yes. We add a hasp so you can use your own padlock.

A serviced unit with fresh deodorizer has little odor. Heat, heavy use and skipped service cause smell, so we plan service around your headcount.

We have some colored event units. Ask when you book; colors depend on stock.

Yes, every unit arrives stocked. Weekly service restocks it.

Ask us. We quote holding tank setups by size and service frequency.

We focus on portable restrooms, hand wash stations and pump-out service.

We rent and service units. Renting is usually cheaper once pumping and cleaning are counted.

Once a week on 28-day rentals, on the same weekday. Event units arrive sanitized.

We pump the tank, rinse and scrub the interior, disinfect touch points, add fresh deodorizer water, restock paper and sanitizer, and check the door and level.

Yes, on every 28-day rental.

Yes. Extra visits run $65–$95 each, or ask for a twice-weekly plan.

Weekend events do not include mid-event cleaning. Large or long events can add a service visit.

Yes. Leave the gate unlocked or give a code on service day.

We can text the morning of service, and we keep the same weekday so you can plan.

Text us. We add a visit, usually within 1 business day.

Yes. In July and August, crews over 10 workers often move to twice-weekly service.

Call us. We clean or replace it. Vandalism damage may be billed under the rental terms.

Yes, during service. If a unit tips, call us right away.

Our pump trucks haul waste to a licensed wastewater treatment facility.

As long as you need: a weekend, a week, or month after month in 28-day cycles.

Long-term rentals bill every 28 days instead of every calendar month. Each cycle includes 4 weekly services.

On job site rentals, yes. For 1 to 14 days, ask for our short-term rate instead.

The first cycle includes delivery and pickup. Renewals are lower.

Renewal cycles usually run $185–$245 per standard unit with weekly service.

Yes. It renews every 28 days until you call for pickup.

Text or call to schedule pickup. Billing stops the day you ask.

Yes. One-week rentals include delivery, pickup and one service.

Yes. Our short-term rate covers 1 to 14 days.

Yes, if the unit is not booked for another event. Ask before your scheduled pickup.

Yes, for 6-month or longer commitments.

Builder accounts get one invoice per cycle listing every unit by address.

On flat, firm ground within about 15 feet of where the truck can park, with a clear path and no low wires.

Yes, if the gate is at least 48 inches wide, the path is firm and the truck can park within reach.

Yes, on dry, level grass. After rain we prefer pavement or gravel.

A gentle slope is fine; we level the unit. Steep slopes are unsafe.

We place on private property by default. Ask the City of Mesquite before placing a unit at the curb or in the right-of-way.

Yes, on a flat slab with room to open the door. Keep it a few feet from windows.

No. Mark the spot, unlock the gate and answer the driver’s call.

Use a cone, chair, flag or chalk X, and text us a photo if you like.

The driver will call you and place it at the closest safe spot. If no safe spot exists, a trip fee may apply.

We stay on pavement when we can and use a dolly for the last stretch. Tell us about sprinkler heads and soft spots.

Keep it off the tank lid and drain field so the truck and unit do not compact them.

Away from tables and the street, and toward a lit path for evening use.

Many HOAs allow temporary units for remodels and events. Check your covenants and consider a side-yard placement.

Yes, with the owner’s permission and out of drive lanes.

One standard unit for up to 4 hours; 2 units for 6 to 8 hours or with alcohol.

Two units for a 4-hour event, 3 for 6 hours, 4 for 8 hours.

Six units for 4 hours; add 2 if alcohol is served and make 1 accessible if public.

Yes. Add 1 unit for every 5 units on the chart.

Yes, for an event up to about 4 to 6 hours.

If food is served or children are coming, yes. Plan 1 station per 2 to 4 units.

At least 1, and 5% of each cluster for public events, per the 2010 ADA Standards section 213.2.

A trailer suits 100 to 300 guests with water and power nearby and a dressier dress code.

A street closure in Mesquite needs a city special event permit. File at least 45 days ahead.

Yes, out of drive lanes, with the church’s permission.

Yes. Mesquite’s rodeo season runs June through August, so we plan heat-season service for those weekends.

Point them to the unit with a sign or path lights, and keep a spare roll of paper nearby for long events.

One toilet for up to 20 workers; above 20, 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40; above 200, 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50 (1926.51 Table D-1).

OSHA 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities where workers handle harmful contaminants like paint or coatings.

OSHA’s construction rule does not set a distance, but toilets must be available. Farm rules (1928.110) set a quarter-mile.

If workers cannot use the home’s bathroom, yes. One unit covers a small crew.

Yes, on a service visit or by request.

Yes, including Solterra and other new phases in south and east Mesquite.

Yes. Builder accounts track each unit by lot.

Yes. Lift-hook units for high-rise floors are quoted separately.

Text us. We add or remove units on the next route.

Yes. We can provide service dates on request.

Yes. Gregory Rental Works is run by owner Gregory from 315 W Main St, Mesquite, TX 75149, with our own trucks and techs.

No. We rent and service our own units. You will not be passed to an affiliate.

Many sites route calls to national brokers that book local vendors. We answer our own phone.

Cancel free until 3 PM the day before delivery. After that, a $50 trip fee may apply. See our rental terms.

Prepaid event rentals cancelled before the cutoff are refunded to the original card.

Normal wear is on us. Fire, vandalism, misuse or loss is billed under the rental terms.

Homeowners usually do not. Commercial accounts may need a certificate of insurance from us, which we provide.

Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM. On Sunday, text or leave a voicemail and we call back Monday at 7 AM.

Text (361) 213-6286. Messages are answered first thing the next business morning.