Pasadena, TX · Answers from 174 real calls
Porta Potty Rental FAQ: Pasadena, TX
- Delivery area: Our porta potty rental trucks cover Pasadena and cities within about 25 miles; farther towns get scheduled delivery. See service areas.
- Arrival: Call by 12 p.m. (noon), Monday–Saturday, for same-day delivery when a truck is open. Later calls usually get next-morning delivery.
- Right unit: Most parties need one standard unit; bigger or longer events need more. Use the sizing guide.
- Cleaning: You get a unit that was washed and stocked at our yard. Rentals of 7 days or more get weekly pumping and restocking included.
- Full cost: Each answer below points back to one itemized quote: unit, days, delivery, pickup, service and tax, all named before you pay.
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Local yard2714 Westside Dr, Pasadena
Same-day by noonMon–Sat in our core zone
Weekly serviceIncluded on 7+ day rentals
Itemized quotesTotal shown before you pay
Delivery and same-day questions
Same-day porta potty delivery is available when you call by 12 p.m. (noon), Monday–Saturday, inside our roughly 25-mile Pasadena zone. Drivers run 7 a.m.–5 p.m. and call about 30 minutes before arrival. In 174 calls we reviewed, about 1 in 5 callers needed a unit today or tomorrow.
Can you deliver a porta potty today?
Yes, if you call by noon Monday–Saturday and a truck is open that day. A rush fee of about $75–$150 before tax may be added for same-day service. See how same-day delivery works.
What time is the cutoff for same-day delivery?
The cutoff is 12 p.m. (noon), Monday through Saturday. If you call later in the day, we normally book the next morning instead.
If I call this afternoon, can you bring it tomorrow?
Usually, yes. Afternoon calls inside our Pasadena zone are normally scheduled for next-morning delivery, Monday–Saturday.
What time will the driver show up?
We give you a delivery day, not an exact hour. Drivers run 7 a.m.–5 p.m., and the driver calls about 30 minutes before arriving.
Can you deliver at a set time, like 9 a.m. sharp?
We can't promise an exact time. You get a delivery day plus a heads-up call about 30 minutes out, so plan to have the spot ready that morning.
Do you deliver on Sunday?
No. We are closed Sunday, with no Sunday delivery or pickup. For a Sunday event, we deliver Friday or Saturday.
Can you deliver Friday and pick up Monday?
Yes. For weekend events, we normally drop Friday and collect Monday, and the extra days are free.
Can you drop it off the day before my party?
Yes, and we recommend it. A day-before drop gives you time to check the spot. It does not add a day charge for a normal weekend event.
Do you deliver on Saturday?
Yes, Saturday delivery is available. Saturday before noon is also the last same-day window of the week.
Do you serve my town?
We cover Pasadena plus Deer Park, La Porte, South Houston, Pearland, Baytown, League City and more. Check the service areas list or call with your ZIP.
Can you deliver to Sugar Land or Conroe?
Yes, as scheduled delivery. Farther cities like Sugar Land and Conroe should book 2–3 business days ahead; next-day is sometimes possible, so call to check.
How far do you go for same-day?
Same-day covers about 25 miles from our Pasadena yard, including Deer Park, Clear Lake, Webster, Friendswood, Kemah and southeast Houston.
Do you deliver at night?
No. Deliveries happen during driver hours, 7 a.m.–5 p.m., Monday–Saturday.
Will the driver call me before coming?
Yes. The driver calls about 30 minutes before arrival, so keep your phone handy on delivery day.
Prices shown are starting estimates before Texas sales tax. Your itemized quote is the final price.
Pricing and fees questions
Porta potty prices start around $175–$249 per standard unit for a 1–3 day event, with delivery and pickup included inside our Pasadena zone. All figures are starting estimates before 8.25% sales tax. Your itemized quote shows the final price. In 174 calls we reviewed, hidden fees were the top price worry.
How much is a porta potty for a party?
A standard unit for a 1–3 day event starts at about $175–$249 before tax, with delivery and pickup included in our Pasadena zone. See the full porta potty rental cost guide.
Is the $249 out the door or are there fees?
The $249 standard event price includes delivery and pickup inside our Pasadena zone; Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added where it applies. Your itemized quote lists every line before you pay, so nothing gets tacked on later.
Do you charge extra for fuel or delivery?
Event rentals in our Pasadena zone include delivery and pickup. Long-term rentals add a one-time delivery/pickup charge of about $49–$99 by distance. Every charge is shown on your itemized quote.
How much is it for a month?
We bill by 28-day cycle, not calendar month: a standard unit with weekly service starts near $199 per cycle before tax. Only the first cycle adds a one-time trip charge of about $49–$99.
How much is it for a week?
A week or longer is billed on our 28-day cycle, starting about $199 with weekly service included. For a short job, ask us to quote both an event rate and a cycle rate.
How much is the one with a sink?
A deluxe flushing unit with sink is roughly $349–$475 per event, plus tax. Details are on the deluxe porta potty page.
How much is a handicap porta potty?
A wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style) unit starts at about $299–$375 per event before tax. See the wheelchair-accessible unit page for its size and features.
Is there a rush fee for same-day?
Same-day delivery may add about $75–$150, depending on distance and time of your call. The fee, if any, appears on your quote before you book.
Do you charge sales tax?
Yes, Texas sales tax of 8.25% applies where required. Our prices are always quoted before tax, and tax shows as its own line.
Do you remove sales tax for nonprofits?
Yes, for tax-exempt groups. Send us your Texas exemption certificate before booking and we remove the tax from your quote.
Is there a senior discount?
We don't post a standing senior discount. Call and ask; the best savings usually come from the right unit count and rental length, which we'll help you pick.
Do you have anything cheaper?
The standard unit is our lowest-cost option. Friday delivery and Monday pickup for a weekend event avoids extra day charges, and ordering only the units you need keeps the total down.
Is it cheaper if I rent two?
Quantity is one of the five things that set price, along with distance, unit type, rental length and service frequency. Ask for a quote on both counts so you can compare.
What makes one quote higher than another?
Five things: location and distance, unit type, rental length, service frequency and quantity. In 174 calls we reviewed, fees not itemized up front added 15–20% to other quotes.
Is the price per day or for the whole time?
Event prices cover the whole 1–3 day rental, not per day. Long-term prices cover a full 28-day cycle.
Can you send me a written quote?
Yes. We email an itemized quote showing unit, days, delivery, pickup, service and tax. Online quotes are answered within 1 business hour.
Prices shown are starting estimates before Texas sales tax. Your itemized quote is the final price.
What comes inside a porta potty?
Every porta potty arrives clean with 2+ rolls of toilet paper, a hand sanitizer dispenser, deodorizing chemical in the tank and a locking door with an occupied sign. A standard unit is about 92 inches tall and 44 inches wide, with a urinal, vent stack and roughly 60-gallon tank.
What comes in a regular porta potty?
A seat, urinal, vent stack, toilet paper, a hand sanitizer dispenser and deodorizing chemical, behind a locking door with an occupied indicator. See the standard porta potty.
Can I get the one with a sink?
Yes. Our deluxe flushing unit has a foot-pump flush, foot-pump sink and mirror, with about 20 gallons of fresh water.
Does it flush?
Standard units do not flush. The deluxe unit has a foot-pump flush, and restroom trailers have real flushing toilets.
How big is a porta potty?
A standard unit is about 92 x 44 x 47 inches and weighs about 190 pounds empty (approximate — exact model confirmed on your quote).
Does it come with toilet paper?
Yes, every unit comes with at least 2 rolls. Long rentals get restocked on each weekly service.
Does it smell?
Each tank gets deodorizing chemical, and standard units have a vent stack to move odor out. Weekly service on long rentals adds fresh chemical every visit.
What color are they?
Color depends on which units are in the yard that week. If color matters for photos, mention it when you book and we'll tell you what's available.
Is there a light inside?
Standard units have no electric light. Restroom trailers have lights and A/C and plug into a standard 110V outlet.
Do you have anything nicer than a regular porta john?
Yes: the deluxe flushing unit with sink, VIP and luxury units, and restroom trailers. Browse everything on our rentals page.
How many uses before it fills up?
A standard unit is rated for about 200 uses between services (approximate). That is why our sizing chart adds units for longer events.
How many porta potties do I need?
One standard porta potty serves about 50 guests for a 4-hour event, a common industry guideline. Add 1 unit for every 4 when alcohol is served, and more as events run longer. In 174 calls we reviewed, about two-thirds of weekend-event callers needed just one unit.
How many do I need for 40 people?
One standard unit covers 40 guests for up to about 6 hours. For a long day with drinks, consider two. Run your numbers in our porta potty sizing guide.
How many for 100 guests?
Two units for a 4-hour event, or three for 6–8 hours. Add one more for every four units if there's a bar.
How many for 150 people with a bar?
For 6 hours: 4 units plus 1 for alcohol, so 5 units. That's our standard worked example.
How many for 200 people?
Four units for 4 hours, five for 6 hours and six for 8 hours, before alcohol or food adjustments.
I heard 1 per 100 people. Is that right?
That only works for very short events. Callers told us they heard 1 per 40, 50 and 100 from different companies; we size at about 1 per 50 guests for 4 hours and adjust for time.
Do I need more if we're serving beer?
Yes. Add 1 unit for every 4 units, rounded up, when alcohol is served.
Do I need a hand washing station if we serve food?
We recommend 1 hand washing station per 4 units when food is served. See hand washing station rentals.
Is one enough for a family reunion?
Usually, if you have about 50 guests or fewer for a few hours. Bigger or all-day reunions need two or more.
How many for 500 people?
Ten units for 4 hours, 13 for 6 hours and 15 for 8 hours, before adjustments. Large events often add hand wash stations and accessible units too; see festival porta potties.
How are porta potties cleaned and serviced?
Porta potty rentals of 7 days or longer include weekly service: we pump the tank, clean and sanitize surfaces, restock toilet paper and sanitizer, and add fresh chemical. Event rentals of 1–3 days arrive clean and stocked and normally need no service visit. Extra visits can be added for heavy use.
Is cleaning included?
Yes. Every unit is delivered clean, and rentals of 7 days or more get weekly service included.
How often do you clean it?
Once a week on long rentals. Big crews or heavy use can add a second weekly visit.
Can you come twice a week?
Yes. Extra service visits, like 2x per week, can be added for large crews or heavy use. Extra visits show on your quote.
Does a 2-day party need a service visit?
Usually not. Event rentals of 1–3 days arrive clean and stocked and are sized so no service visit is needed.
What do you do on a service visit?
We pump the tank, clean and sanitize surfaces, restock toilet paper and sanitizer, and add fresh chemical.
Do I have to be there when you service it?
No. The service truck just needs access within about 15 feet of the unit; leave the gate unlocked or give us the code.
Do you service more often in summer?
Heavy-use sites often add visits in summer, when Houston highs average near 93°F in July. See our Houston heat servicing tips.
Where does the waste go?
Texas requires waste haulers to be registered sludge transporters, and waste goes only to authorized disposal sites. Read the TCEQ sludge transporter rules.
Can you pump my unit if it fills early?
Yes. Call and we'll add an extra service visit. If it keeps filling early, a second unit or 2x weekly service is the fix.
Rental length and billing questions
Porta potty event rentals cover 1–3 days. Rentals of a week or more bill on a 28-day cycle, not a calendar month. The first cycle includes the one-time delivery and pickup charge, and the rental renews until you call for pickup. Billing stops the day you request pickup.
Do you rent porta potties by the day?
Our shortest rental is an event rental covering 1–3 days at one price. We don't charge separate daily rates for short events.
Can I rent one for just a few hours?
We don't rent by the hour. A few-hour party uses our 1–3 day event rental, which includes delivery and pickup in our Pasadena zone.
How does monthly billing work?
We bill every 28 days. The rental renews each cycle until you call for pickup. See long-term rentals.
Why 28 days and not a month?
A 28-day cycle matches four weekly service visits exactly, so each bill covers the same service.
When does billing stop?
Billing stops the day you request pickup, even though the truck may come 1–2 business days later.
Can I keep it for a week?
Yes. A week-long rental includes weekly service. Ask for a short-term rental quote and we'll show the best option.
Can I keep it for six months?
Yes. Long-term rentals renew every 28 days with weekly service until you call for pickup.
Do you have seasonal rentals?
Yes, for sports seasons, farms and similar needs. See seasonal porta potty rentals.
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Where can a porta potty be placed?
A porta potty needs firm, level ground within about 15 feet of where our truck can park, so the service hose reaches. The truck needs about 10 feet of clear width with no low wires or branches. A standard unit is about 44 inches wide, so backyard gates need a 48-inch opening.
Do I have to be home for delivery?
No. Show the driver where to put it with a cone, flag or ribbon, then unlock the gate or share the code.
Will it fit through my backyard gate?
It needs a gate opening of 48 inches or wider for hand placement, since a standard unit is about 44 inches wide. Measure before you call. More tips are in our placement guide.
Can you put it in the backyard?
Yes, if the gate is 48 inches or wider, the path is firm and the unit stays within about 15 feet of where the truck can park for service.
Can it go on the street or curb?
We place on private property by default. Street or right-of-way placement may need a city permit; call the City of Pasadena Permit Department at 713-475-5575 to confirm.
Can it go on my driveway?
Yes. A driveway is firm, level and easy for the truck, which makes it a common spot.
My yard slopes. Is that a problem?
The unit needs level ground so it won't tip. Pick the flattest firm spot, or tell us about the slope so the driver can help choose.
Can it go on grass?
Yes, on firm grass. Avoid soft, muddy or low spots that hold water after rain.
Can I give GPS coordinates for farmland with no address?
Yes. Send GPS coordinates or a dropped pin plus the nearest road, and describe the gate and spot for the driver.
What if my gate has a code?
Give us the gate code when you book and we'll pass it to the driver.
Can I move it myself after delivery?
Please don't move a unit once it has waste in it. Call us and we'll help reposition it safely.
Event and wedding restroom questions
Event porta potty rentals cover 1–3 days and arrive clean and stocked. In 174 calls we reviewed, 100 calls (57%) were events like birthdays, reunions, weddings, church events and graduations. A Saturday or Sunday event typically gets a Friday drop and Monday pickup, with no charge for the extra days.
I'm having a birthday party at home. What do I need?
Most home parties need one standard unit. See our backyard party porta potty guide for placement and timing.
What should I rent for a wedding?
Many couples pick a restroom trailer or deluxe flushing units with sinks. Compare options on our wedding restrooms page.
Restroom trailer or porta potty for a wedding?
A trailer has flushing toilets, sinks, lights and A/C but needs a 110V outlet. Read trailer vs porta potty for weddings.
Do you do church events and cookouts?
Yes. Church events, cookouts, graduations and reunions are common bookings. See special event restrooms.
Do you do festivals and big public events?
Yes. Public events need at least one wheelchair-accessible unit per cluster and 5% of units accessible. See festival porta potties.
Can I get one for a baseball tournament?
Yes. Weekend tournaments usually get Friday delivery and Monday pickup. Seasonal leagues can use seasonal rentals.
My party is Sunday. When do you bring it?
We deliver Friday or Saturday, since we're closed Sunday, and pick up Monday.
Construction site and OSHA questions
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 requires 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, and 1 seat plus 1 urinal per 40 workers above 20. We recommend 1 standard unit per 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service. Construction rentals start about $199 per 28-day cycle before tax.
How many job site toilets does OSHA require?
20 or fewer workers: 1 toilet. Over 20: 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. Over 200: 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50. Read OSHA 1926.51.
How many do you recommend for my crew?
We recommend 1 standard unit per 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service. Larger crews should add service visits.
How much is a construction porta potty?
From about $199 per 28-day cycle with weekly service, plus a one-time delivery/pickup charge of about $49–$99, both before tax. See construction site toilets.
Do you invoice contractors?
Approved commercial accounts can get invoicing. Call to set one up.
Do you handle plant turnarounds?
Yes. Ship Channel plant turnarounds need large unit counts plus hand wash stations. See industrial portable restrooms.
What are the rules for farm workers?
OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk.
Can the unit stay on site for the whole build?
Yes. It renews every 28 days with weekly service until you call for pickup. Our Texas construction toilet guide covers the details.
Prices shown are starting estimates before Texas sales tax. Your itemized quote is the final price.
Wheelchair-accessible porta potty questions
A wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style) porta potty has a ground-level floor, grab bars, a wide door and a 60-inch diameter turning space. The unit is about 87 inches wide and deep. Public events need at least 1 accessible unit per cluster and 5% of units accessible. About 12 callers asked about these units.
Do you have a handicap porta potty?
Yes. Our wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style) unit has a ground-level floor, grab bars and a wide door. See the accessible porta potty page.
Is it ADA compliant?
The unit is built to meet ADA dimensions per the manufacturer, including a 60-inch diameter turning space. We call it wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style).
Do I need an accessible unit at my event?
Public events should have at least one per cluster and 5% of units accessible, per 2010 ADA Standards §213.2. Private parties choose based on guests.
How big is the handicap unit?
About 90 x 87 x 87 inches and about 320 pounds empty (approximate — exact model confirmed on your quote). It needs a wider, flat spot than a standard unit.
Is it good for elderly guests too?
Yes. The ground-level floor, grab bars and roomy interior help guests with walkers or limited mobility.
Can it go in a backyard?
Only with a very wide opening, since the unit is about 87 inches wide. Most go on a driveway or open lot.
Hand washing station questions
A hand washing station has 2 sinks with foot pumps, soap and paper towels, and holds about 34 gallons of fresh water. We recommend 1 station per 4 units when food is served. In 174 calls we reviewed, 18 callers asked about hand washing stations, more than any other add-on.
Do you guys do wash stations?
Yes. Our 2-sink, foot-pump stations come with soap and paper towels. See hand washing station rentals.
How much is a hand washing station?
A 2-sink, foot-pump station runs from about $150–$225 per event, tax not included. See the hand washing station page.
Does it need a hose or water hookup?
No. The station holds about 34 gallons of fresh water and a grey water tank, so no hookup is needed.
Is hand washing included in the porta potty?
Standard units include a hand sanitizer dispenser, not a sink. For soap and water, add a station or choose the deluxe unit with sink.
How big is the hand wash station?
About 56 x 30 x 35 inches and about 90 pounds empty (approximate — exact model confirmed on your quote).
Do I need one for a food truck event?
We recommend it. Plan 1 hand washing station per 4 units when food is served.
Prices shown are starting estimates before Texas sales tax. Your itemized quote is the final price.
Restroom trailer questions
A 2-stall restroom trailer has flushing toilets, sinks, lights and A/C, with a 200+ gallon tank and a footprint of about 10 x 7 feet plus tongue. The trailer needs a standard 110V outlet and sometimes a water hookup. Pricing starts around $1,500 per weekend before tax. Twelve callers asked about trailers.
Do you guys have a bathroom trailer?
Yes, 2-stall trailers plus 3- and 4-stall options. See restroom trailer rentals.
Can I get a price for a weekend restroom trailer?
A 2-stall trailer starts at about $1,500 per weekend; 3- and 4-stall cost more. Those are estimates before tax, and a trailer needs a standard 110V outlet.
Does the trailer need power?
Yes, a standard 110V outlet near the trailer. Some setups also need a water hookup; we'll confirm on your quote.
Do you have a one-stall trailer?
Our smallest trailer is 2 stalls. For one private flushing restroom, ask about the deluxe flushing unit.
How much room does a trailer need?
Plan about 10 x 7 feet plus the tongue, on level ground the tow truck can reach.
Does the trailer have air conditioning?
Yes. Trailers include A/C, lights, sinks and flushing toilets, powered by your 110V outlet.
Prices shown are starting estimates before Texas sales tax. Your itemized quote is the final price.
Payment, booking and cancellation questions
Porta potty rentals are paid by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express or debit card. Events and short-term rentals are paid at booking; approved commercial accounts can get invoicing. You can cancel at no cost until 24 hours before the scheduled drop. After that, a trip fee may be charged.
Do you take cash?
No, we don't take cash on delivery. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and debit.
Do you take American Express?
Yes. We take American Express, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and debit cards.
Do I pay now or when you deliver?
Events and short-term rentals are paid at booking. Approved commercial accounts can be invoiced.
Can someone else pay with their card?
Yes. The cardholder can call and give the card for your booking.
How does this work? I've never rented one.
Call or request a quote, pick a unit and date, and pay. We deliver, you mark the spot, and we pick it up. Our rental terms spell out the rest.
What info do you need to book?
Your name, phone, delivery address or GPS pin, dates, unit count and placement notes like gate codes.
Can I cancel?
Yes, free up to 24 hours before scheduled delivery. Inside 24 hours, a trip fee may apply.
Can I change my delivery date?
Call as early as you can. Changes depend on truck availability for the new date.
How soon should I book for a summer weekend?
Book early, especially for holiday weekends. Calling a week or more ahead gives you the most choice.
Can I book online?
Yes, request a quote online. Online quotes are answered within 1 business hour during open hours. You can also contact us directly.
Pickup and extension questions
Porta potty event pickups are set when you book, often Monday after a weekend event. Long-term rentals renew every 28 days until you call, and pickup usually happens within 1–2 business days of your call. Billing stops the day you request pickup. We don't pick up on Sunday.
Do I have to call for pickup?
For events, no; pickup is scheduled when you book. For long-term rentals, yes; the rental renews until you call.
How fast do you pick it up after I call?
Usually within 1–2 business days. Billing stops the day you call.
Can I keep it a few more days?
Yes, call before your pickup date to extend. Your quote will show any added charge.
Do I need to be home for pickup?
No. Leave the gate unlocked or share the code so the driver can reach the unit.
Can you pick up on Sunday?
No. Sunday events are picked up Monday.
Do I need to clean it before pickup?
No. Just keep trash out of the tank. We handle pumping and cleaning.
Can I add another unit mid-rental?
Yes. Call and we'll schedule a second unit, often on the next route.
Damage, locks and safety questions
If a rented unit is lost, burned, vandalized or tipped beyond normal wear, the renter pays for it. Every unit has a locking door with an occupied indicator, and a lock hasp is available for public or overnight sites. During hurricane season, June 1 to November 30, units should be strapped, staked or moved.
Can I lock it at night?
Yes. Ask for a lock hasp so you can padlock the unit on public or overnight sites.
What if someone tips it over?
Call us right away. Because damage beyond normal wear falls on the renter, a lock hasp and a protected spot are worth it.
What happens if a storm is coming?
Call us. Units should be on high, firm ground and strapped, staked or moved before storms. Read our hurricane season restroom tips.
Is it safe for kids?
Yes, with adult help for small children. The door locks from inside, and the occupied indicator shows when it's in use.
What can't go in the tank?
Only waste and toilet paper. Trash, diapers and wipes can block pumping.
Permit and rules questions
Porta potties on private property usually need no permit. Pasadena special events needing special accommodations apply to Parks and Recreation 45+ days ahead, and the form asks for restroom count and supplier emergency contact. Street placement should be confirmed with the City of Pasadena Permit Department at 713-475-5575.
Do I need a permit for a porta potty?
Usually not on private property, which is where we place units by default. Street or public-property placement may need one.
What does the city event permit ask for?
The Pasadena special event application asks for the number of portable restrooms and the supplier's emergency contact. Apply 45+ days ahead.
Can you give me info for my event permit?
Yes. We'll give you the unit count and our contact details for the form. See our Pasadena event permit guide.
Are you a registered waste hauler?
Texas waste haulers must be registered sludge transporters under 30 TAC Chapter 312, and waste goes only to authorized disposal sites.
Emergency and home project questions
Emergency porta potty calls made by noon Monday–Saturday can get same-day delivery when a truck is open. In 174 calls we reviewed, 9 were emergencies like broken toilets, septic failure, water shutoff or flooding, and about 12 were home remodels. Several came on weekends, so Saturday before noon matters.
What if my toilet broke and I need one today?
Call by noon, Monday–Saturday, and we'll try for same-day delivery. See porta potty during a plumbing failure.
My septic failed. Can you help this weekend?
Call before noon Saturday; that's the last same-day window of the week. We're closed Sunday.
We're remodeling our only bathroom. Can we rent one for a week?
Yes. A week or longer includes weekly service. See residential porta potty rental.
The city shut off our water. Do you have a toilet with a sink?
Yes. The deluxe unit has a foot-pump sink with its own fresh water, so no hookup is needed.
Do you pump RV tanks?
Our trucks service our own rental units. For RV and camper sites, we rent portable toilets; see RV and camper portable toilets or call to ask about your setup.
Can you bring one after flooding?
Yes, once roads are passable. We need firm, high ground and safe truck access.
Is there an after-hours emergency line?
Phones are answered 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Monday–Saturday. Request a quote online after hours, and we reply next business morning.
Are you a local company or a broker?
Pasadena Porta Potty Rentals is a local operator run by Timothy Rental Works, with our own trucks and drivers, based at 2714 Westside Dr, Pasadena, TX 77502. We have served the Houston–Pasadena area since 2010. In 174 calls we reviewed, about 30 callers asked if we were local.
Are you a local company or a broker?
Local. Timothy Rental Works runs our own trucks and drivers out of Pasadena. Learn more about us.
Where are you guys located?
2714 Westside Dr, Pasadena, TX 77502, in Harris County.
How long have you been in business?
We've served the Houston–Pasadena area since 2010.
What are your hours?
Phones and dispatch run Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. We're closed Sunday.
Will I talk to a real person?
Yes. Live answer 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon–Sat · Online quotes answered within 1 business hour. Call (713) 980-2688.
What's your email?
info@pasadenaportapottyrentals.com. You can also use our contact page.
Do you rent dumpsters or fencing too?
We focus on portable restrooms, hand washing stations and restroom trailers. See all units on our rentals page.
What did you learn from your customer calls?
We reviewed 174 calls and wrote up the patterns. Read what 174 porta potty calls taught us.
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