Employment | Onsite Restroom Rental

Renting a porta potty in Rhode Island can cost you anywhere from $100 to $300 per week, but that's just a ballpark figure. The actual price will depend on a few things:

• Type of unit you choose (basic or fancy)
• How long you need it for
• How often you want it serviced

For the most accurate price, it's best to get a personalized quote from us.

A good rule of thumb is to have one porta potty for every 100 people. So, for an event with 2000 guests in Rhode Island, you'd probably need around 20 toilets.
However, that's just a starting point. You might need more or less depending on:

• How long the event lasts
• The ratio of men to women
• Whether there are other restrooms available

The lifespan of a porta potty really depends on how much you use it, the weather, and how well it's maintained. Weekly pumping is usually the standard, but you might need more frequent service if you have a lot of people using it, especially in hot weather (things break down faster) or cold weather (can cause blockages).

When picking out porta potties for your Rhode Island event, think about these things:

• Type of event: Do you need basic units, or something fancier with extra features?
• Number of guests: Figure out how many toilets you'll actually need.
• Accessibility: Make sure there are options for people with disabilities.
• Rental company: Choose a reputable company with a good track record of providing clean and well-maintained units.
• Extra services: Some companies offer things like handwashing stations, fencing, and even help with waste removal.

Modern porta potties are designed to be hygienic and safe. They're cleaned and sanitized regularly to prevent the spread of germs. But it's still important to use them properly and avoid touching surfaces unnecessarily.