Porta potty rental in Wilder, ID for hop, onion and seed corn crews, plus home projects on Pleasant Ridge.
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Boise · 30 towns · 10 countiesWilder is a farm town, with onions, hops, seed corn, beans and alfalfa seed as major crops. OSHA 1928.110 applies once 11 or more hand laborers work a field. It requires 1 toilet and 1 hand-wash station per 20 workers. Each unit must sit within a quarter-mile walk.
Hop and onion harvests bring the biggest crews. We place units at field corners and move them when crews shift fields.
| Crop work | Example crew | Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Onion harvest | 40 workers | 2 toilets + 2 hand-wash |
| Hop yard work | 25 workers | 2 toilets + 2 hand-wash |
| Seed corn detasseling | 60 workers | 3 toilets + 3 hand-wash |
These are examples, not real job counts. See our farm porta potty rental page for monthly pricing.
Golden Gate Highway District No. 3 is based in Wilder. It runs about 225 miles of rural roads and 135 bridges in southwest Canyon County. SH-19 and US-95 are state highways. A unit on a farm, yard or job lot needs no road permit.
Units on a road shoulder or ditch bank are a different matter. Call Golden Gate Highway District at (208) 482-6267 before planning that.
Working Pleasant Ridge Road fields? Wilder crews can dial (208) 240-9888.
Wilder sits about 40 road miles west of Boise. Trucks take I-84 to Caldwell, then SH-19 west through Greenleaf. In Wilder, SH-19 joins US-95 south toward Homedale. Wilder is in Zone 2, which adds $45 to event delivery. Plan on about 50 minutes of drive time.
Planning a bigger party? Use our porta potty count guide to size it.
The town sits near 2,425 feet on open farm ground. Wind can sweep across fields, so we can stake units at exposed spots.
Homes and farms on Upper and Lower Pleasant Ridge Road often have long gravel drives. Dry gravel works well. Wet ditch banks do not, so pick a firm, level pad.
Beyond farm crews, Wilder renters use units for home builds, shop projects, family reunions and fall gatherings. The Idaho Press has reported on the revival of Wilder's harvest festival. A 4-hour gathering for 100 guests needs about 2 standard units.
New homes in spots like Flying Arrow Landing need a toilet while crews build. One unit with weekly service covers a crew of 20 or fewer.
Builders can read more on our construction porta potty rental page.
Wilder, ID event rentals begin at $220 per standard porta potty, with Zone 2 travel included. An ADA unit is $280, while the deluxe flush model with sink runs $340. Hop, onion and seed crews often rent monthly. That costs $165 per cycle, plus $120 one time to drop off and haul away.
| Unit | Event in Wilder | Per 28 days |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | $220 | $165 |
| ADA wheelchair-accessible | $280 | $215 |
| Deluxe flushing with sink | $340 | $275 |
| Hand-wash station | $170 | $140 |
| Restroom trailer | from $1,240 | quote |
Wilder has no time-based fee: delivery may arrive a business day early, and pickup a business day after. Two standard units together with one hand-wash station come to $480 plus 6% Idaho tax; same-day rush costs $95.
See the full porta potty price guide for what an itemized quote lists.
Wilder is 40 miles away, reached on US-95 south of Parma. ZIP 83676 is in Zone 2, so events carry a $45 travel fee. Same-day delivery needs a truck routed close to Wilder and a call before noon. Most Wilder orders arrive next morning.
Caldwell, Middleton, Emmett, Mountain Home, Idaho City and more. Same-day when a truck is routed nearby.
Travel fee+$45Wilder ZIP codes: 83676
We reach Downtown Wilder, Upper and Lower Pleasant Ridge Road and Flying Arrow Landing. Crews often move between fields during the season. Call ahead when the crew shifts fields so we can plan where the unit goes next. Gravel field edges work well.
A Wilder event with one standard unit costs $220, plus 6% Idaho sales tax. Extra units booked at the same time are $135 apiece. Field crews often rent monthly at $165 per cycle, with weekly cleaning and a one-time $120 trip fee.
Wilder is about 40 miles from Boise, so same-day delivery needs a truck already working nearby. Phone (208) 240-9888 before noon to ask. If it works, a $95 rush fee applies. If not, your unit comes the next morning.
We deliver to farms around Wilder, including Pleasant Ridge, Peckham Road and Batt Corner Road. The truck needs firm ground within about 30 feet. Wilder is in Zone 2, so event rentals add $45.
We can relocate units between fields on the same farm. Planning the move for your weekly service day keeps it simple. Tell us the new spot, gate codes and any canal crossings ahead of time.
Monthly rentals include one service visit each week: pump-out, wash-down, sanitizing and restocking. Crews over 10 or long harvest days may need 2 visits a week. Hand-wash stations get fresh water at each visit.
Pick a level spot the size of a parking space, away from canals and ditch banks. Keep a clear lane so the truck can reach within about 30 feet. A standard unit will not fit through a 36-inch gate.
Official sources: Golden Gate Highway District No. 3 · Canyon County highway districts standards manual
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