Most bookedStandard porta potty
Best for job sites, backyard parties, sports fields
- InsideToilet, urinal, paper, vent
- NeedsFirm, level spot; 48" path
Skip it when guests expect a flushing toilet or need wheelchair space.
Portable toilets, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers for Boise job sites, backyard parties and weddings. Call before noon and the unit arrives today.
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Boise · 30 towns · 10 countiesA standard porta potty covers most Boise job sites and backyard parties. Choose an ADA unit when guests use wheelchairs or walkers. Pick a deluxe flushing unit or a restroom trailer for weddings. Add one hand-wash station for every 4 toilets when food is served.
Most bookedBest for job sites, backyard parties, sports fields
Skip it when guests expect a flushing toilet or need wheelchair space.
Wheelchair accessBest for public events, parks, older guests, walkers
Skip it when the path to it has steps or loose gravel.
FlushesBest for weddings, offices, open houses
Skip it when you need more than 4 (a trailer costs less per stall).
Food servedBest for any event with food; job-site lavatory
Skip it when nights drop below freezing without a heated model.
WeddingsBest for weddings, 100+ guests, vip areas
Skip it when there is no power, no level ground, or guests cannot use steps.
| Unit | Best for | What is inside | Site needs | Wrong choice when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | Job sites, backyard parties, sports fields | Toilet, urinal, paper, vent (no sink) | Firm, level spot; 48" access path | Guests expect a flushing toilet or need wheelchair space |
| ADA accessible unit | Public events, parks, older guests, walkers | Ground-level floor, grab bars, 60" turning circle | Level, hard or packed ground | The path to it has steps or loose gravel |
| Deluxe flushing unit | Weddings, offices, open houses | Flushing toilet, fresh-water sink, soap, towels | No power or water hookup | You need more than 4 units (a trailer costs less per stall) |
| Hand-wash station | Any event serving food; job-site lavatory | Two foot-pump sinks, soap, towels | Fresh water refills; freezes below 32°F | Overnight lows drop below freezing without a heated model |
| Restroom trailer | Weddings, 100+ guest events, VIP areas | Porcelain toilets, sinks, lights, climate control | Level spot, 20-amp outlet, hose water | No power, no level ground, or guests cannot use steps |
Plan 1 standard porta potty per 50 guests for an event up to 4 hours, 1 per 40 for 4 to 8 hours, and 1 per 30 for all-day events. Add 1 unit for every 4 when alcohol is served. A job site with 20 or fewer workers needs at least 1 toilet under OSHA 1926.51.
| Guests | Up to 4 hours | 4–8 hours | All day (8+) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| 100 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| 150 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| 250 | 5 | 7 | 9 |
| 500 | 10 | 13 | 17 |
Counts are rounded up. Include at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit in each cluster, per the Access Board guide to ADA section 213.2. Crew counts are on the construction rental page.
A Boise porta potty rental takes 4 steps: you book by phone or form, the driver places the unit within 30 feet of the truck, the unit is serviced weekly on long rentals, and pickup happens the next business day after an event or when you call on a job site.
Give the address, dates, unit type and head count. You get one itemized price on the call.
The driver calls 30 minutes out and sets the unit on firm, level ground within 30 feet of the truck.
Monthly units are pumped, washed, sanitized and restocked once a week. Events can add a mid-event service.
Event units leave the next business day. Job sites: call or text for pickup and no new cycle is billed.
Payment, cancellation and damage rules are in the rental terms.
Most Boise-area rentals fall into 6 jobs: construction and remodel crews, private parties and community events, weddings, long-term home projects, same-day emergencies, and farm crews. Each page below answers the rules, counts and costs for that one job, so you can skip what does not apply to you.

OSHA counts, weekly service and 28-day billing for framing, roofing and new builds.
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Graduations, July 4th, reunions, church events and private tailgates.
See parties rentals →
Flushing units, restroom trailers and an accessible unit for guests.
See weddings rentals →
Remodels, septic repairs, shops with no water, cabins and guest overflow.
See home projects rentals →
Supplier no-show, septic failure or a broken water line. Call before noon.
See same-day emergencies rentals →
OSHA field sanitation: 1 toilet and 1 hand-wash per 20 workers.
See farms rentals →Porta potty delivery covers Boise and 30 towns within about 80 miles, across 10 counties in Idaho and eastern Oregon. Towns within 25 miles get delivery included on event rentals and same-day service. Towns 26 to 80 miles out add a flat travel fee.
Boise, Garden City, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Star, Nampa. Same-day when you call before noon.
Travel fee$0Caldwell, Middleton, Emmett, Mountain Home, Idaho City and more. Same-day when a truck is routed nearby.
Travel fee+$45Payette, Fruitland, Weiser, Ontario, Nyssa, Vale, Glenns Ferry, Cascade. Next-morning delivery is typical.
Travel fee+$85Boise, Garden City, Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Star
Nampa, Middleton, Caldwell, Greenleaf, Melba, Notus, Wilder, Parma
Emmett
Mountain Home, Glenns Ferry
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho City, Garden Valley
New Plymouth, Fruitland, Payette
Marsing, Homedale, Grand View
Weiser
Cascade
Ontario, Nyssa, Vale
Every Boise ZIP code is same-day territory. Tell the driver your subdivision, cross street and gate code when you book.
Boise renters should check 4 things: street placement needs an ACHD permit, park events must list regular and accessible toilets, July brings about 55 days over 90°F, and January lows near 25°F freeze hand-wash water. Each one changes where the unit goes or what you order.
ACHD controls every public street in Boise. A unit in the street, on the sidewalk or shoulder needs a Temporary Use Permit, reviewed in up to 5 working days. Your driveway needs none.
The Boise Parks application asks for regular and accessible toilet counts. Public events over 1,000 people need a city special event permit filed 60 days ahead.
Place units in shade and add a mid-event service for multi-day events. Summer heat tips →
Tanks get antifreeze at no charge from November to March. Hand-wash water freezes, so use sanitizer or a heated station. Winter guide →
A standard porta potty for an event in Boise starts at $175, and each extra unit is $135. Delivery and pickup are included within 25 miles. A job-site unit is $165 per 28 days with weekly cleaning, plus a one-time $75 delivery and pickup. Idaho sales tax of 6% is added. See the full Boise price list.
Same-day delivery is available across the Boise metro when you call (208) 240-9888 before 12 noon. A $95 rush fee applies. Towns farther out get same-day service when a truck is already routed nearby, or first thing the next morning. How same-day delivery works.
The event price is the same for one day or a weekend. A Saturday party unit usually arrives Friday and leaves Monday at no extra cost. You are never charged by the hour or by the day for an event rental.
Job-site units bill in 28-day cycles, and a 3-day job pays one cycle. That cycle includes weekly cleaning, so the unit stays usable if the job runs long. Call for pickup any time and no new cycle is billed.
A porta potty on your own driveway or lawn needs no permit. A unit on a Boise street, sidewalk or shoulder needs an Ada County Highway District (ACHD) Temporary Use Permit, and review can take 5 working days. Read the Boise porta potty permit guide.
A standard porta potty is about 44 to 47 inches wide, so it will not pass through a typical 36-inch side gate. The driver needs a 48-inch opening and a firm path within about 30 feet of the truck. Driveways and side yards work well.
Monthly rentals get one service every week. Each visit pumps the tank, washes the inside, sanitizes surfaces and restocks toilet paper. Crews over 10 people or units in July heat can add extra weekly visits for $65 each.
There is no fuel surcharge, no card processing fee and no security deposit. The quote you get lists the unit, delivery, pickup, servicing and 6% Idaho sales tax. Towns 26 to 80 miles out add a flat travel fee of $45 or $85.
Deliveries run Monday through Saturday, and Sunday delivery can be arranged ahead. Most weekend events still get the unit on Friday so it is in place before guests arrive. Phones are answered 7 days a week from 6 AM to 8 PM.
See all 80 answers about delivery, cost, cleaning and placement →
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