Portable Toilet Rental Redlands
Need a portable toilet rental in Redlands, CA without the runaround? Porta Potty Pros handles it end to end. We supply standard porta potties, multi-stall restroom trailers and portable handwash stations for job sites, block parties, race days and weddings anywhere in the Inland Empire.
One call gets you a flat rate, a delivery window and a service schedule. No deposit games, no surprise fuel surcharges, no waiting three days for a callback. Tell us where the unit goes and when you need it gone.
Local dispatch and local drivers for every Redlands delivery
Our Rentals
Three families of units cover almost every job we quote in Redlands. If you are not sure which one fits, describe the site on the phone and we will tell you what the crew or the guest list actually needs.
The workhorse unit, roughly four feet square and eight feet tall. Every standard rental arrives stocked with a chemical toilet, toilet tissue and a sanitiser dispenser, and it is the unit that keeps a Redlands construction site inside Cal/OSHA's sanitation rules.
For weddings on the water, corporate tents and anything where a plastic box will not do. These towable trailers run from two to ten private stalls with flushing toilets, full-size sinks, mirrors, interior lighting and climate control.
Free-standing twin-basin sinks with hands-free foot pumps, so nobody touches a tap. Each station ships with liquid soap, paper towels and a waste bag, and they pair well with food vendors, caterers and any trade handling materials.
Compare Units
The five units below cover nearly every job we quote. Read across the row to find the one that matches your headcount and how much comfort the situation calls for.
| Unit | Capacity | Sink | Flush | Hookups needed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | 1 user at a time | Sanitiser dispenser | No | None | Job sites, crews, casual outdoor events |
| ADA-compliant unit | 1 user, wheelchair accessible | Low-reach dispenser | No | None | Public events, anywhere accessible access is expected |
| Flushing deluxe unit | 1 user, higher use before service | Freshwater basin | Foot pump | None | Private parties, small weddings, VIP areas |
| 2-stall restroom trailer | Comfortable to about 100 guests | Full-size sinks | Yes | Power, or on-board generator | Backyard receptions, small tented events |
| 10-stall restroom trailer | Comfortable to about 500 guests | Full-size sinks and mirrors | Yes | Power and water, or on-board tanks | Weddings, festivals, corporate tents |
Capacities assume roughly a four-hour window with no bar service. Longer events and alcohol both push the numbers down, so treat these as starting points and confirm on the phone.
Why Crews Call Us Back
Anyone can drop a porta potty in a parking lot. The difference shows up in week three, when the unit is still clean, the paper is still stocked and nobody on your crew is complaining. We route Redlands deliveries with drivers who know the difference between a narrow Smiley Heights driveway and a graded pad out in San Timoteo Canyon.
Our dispatch sits in the Inland Empire, not a call centre three states away. That means we can tell you honestly whether a Friday-afternoon drop is realistic before you commit to it.
Call now: (888) 402-5634You get a direct line to the person who booked your order. No phone tree, no re-explaining the site access every time you call about a service date.
Your quote covers delivery, the rental period, scheduled servicing and pickup. Environmental fees and fuel surcharges are named on the quote or they are not on the invoice.
Standard units are pumped, sanitised and restocked weekly as a baseline, and we will run two or three visits a week on a high-headcount site. Missed service gets made right, not argued about.
Where Our Units Go
Redlands keeps us busy year-round, from framing crews working through a hundred-degree July to spring festivals downtown and weddings up in the foothills.
Long-term placements for framing, roofing, paving and utility crews, sized to your headcount so you stay inside OSHA's one-unit-per-ten-workers guidance.
Bulk standard units plus ADA placements for road races, food truck nights, church fairs and school tournaments, delivered the day before and pulled the morning after.
Restroom trailers for backyard receptions, tented estates and foothill venues, parked discreetly and left looking like part of the plan rather than an afterthought.
How Many Do I Need?
The two questions we are asked most are how many units a party needs and how many a crew needs. These tables are where we start a quote.
| Guests | Standard units | Worth adding |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 50 | 1 | 1 handwash station |
| 51 to 100 | 2 | 1 handwash station |
| 101 to 250 | 4 | 1 ADA unit, 2 handwash |
| 251 to 500 | 6 to 8 | 2 ADA units, 2 handwash |
| Over 500 | Call us | ADA units plus a trailer |
| Crew size | Units | Typical service |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 | 1 | Weekly |
| 11 to 25 | 2 | Weekly |
| 26 to 50 | 3 | Weekly to twice weekly |
| 51 to 100 | 4 to 5 | Twice weekly |
| Over 100 | Scaled to your headcount | Twice weekly or more |
What It Costs
Nobody can quote this accurately from a web page, but you deserve to know what the number is built from before you call. These are the six things that change it.
Nationally, a standard porta potty rental costs about $80 to $175 per day, $125 to $300 for a weekend, or $150 to $300 per month with weekly servicing included. ADA and flushing units cost more, and restroom trailers are quoted per event.
| Unit and term | Typical US range |
|---|---|
| Standard unit, one day | $80 - $175 |
| Standard unit, weekend | $125 - $300 |
| Standard unit, per month (weekly service) | $150 - $300 |
| ADA-compliant unit, per month | $200 - $400 |
| Flushing deluxe unit, per month | $300 - $600 |
| Restroom trailer, per event weekend | $1,000 - $3,400 |
Figures are national average ranges as of October 2026, gathered from published industry pricing guides. They are not a quote. Metro markets run at the high end of each range and rural areas lower, and your own price depends on the factors below. Call for a flat rate on your actual job.
| What moves the price | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Unit type | A standard unit is the cheapest thing we rent. Flushing units cost more, and restroom trailers are a tier of their own because they carry plumbing, climate control and often a generator. |
| Rental length | Longer placements cost less per day. A month on a job site is cheaper per day than a single weekend, because delivery and pickup spread across more days. |
| Service frequency | Weekly pump-out, sanitising and restock is built into the base rate. Twice-weekly visits, or overnight servicing between event days, are quoted per visit. |
| Access and placement | Where the truck can stop matters. A unit wheeled off a flat driveway costs less to place than one carried through a narrow gate or lifted onto a deck. |
| Season and timing | Spring through autumn is peak season across the Inland Empire, and the summer heat keeps service frequency up. Saturday event dates and rush deliveries carry a premium when inventory is tight. |
| Add-ons | Handwash stations, extra ADA units, sanitiser refills and generators appear as separate line items, so you can see exactly what each one adds. |
How It Works
No quote forms that vanish into an inbox. Three steps, start to finish.
Call and describe the job: how many people, how long, where the truck can park and whether you need ADA or a trailer. You get a firm flat rate on that call, not a range.
Choose the day you want the unit on site. Rush drops in Redlands are often possible but never guaranteed, so book early for spring and summer event dates when trailers go fast.
Everything you rented lands on a single itemised invoice, with the service schedule printed on it. Extend, add units or move a pickup date with one phone call.
Delivery & Site Prep
Most failed deliveries are not scheduling problems, they are access problems. A few minutes of prep on your end means the unit lands exactly where you want it, first time.
Permits & Regulations
Where the unit sits decides whether you need anyone's permission. On private property, usually not. The moment it touches public ground, that changes.
A unit on your own driveway, yard, or a job site you control generally needs no city permit. This covers the large majority of what we deliver.
Putting a unit on a sidewalk, street, parking lane or city strip means going through the city's encroachment and right-of-way process before delivery day. Start it early rather than discovering it that morning.
Events on city property usually run through a facility or special-event approval, and your restroom plan is normally part of that application.
Road races, festivals and block parties typically need a special-event permit, and the reviewing department often asks how many units you have booked and where they will stand.
Active sites answer to Cal/OSHA sanitation requirements rather than a city permit. Your unit count and service schedule are what an inspection looks at.
Condo associations, clubs and private venues set their own placement rules, and they are often stricter than the city. Check before you book, not after.
FAQ
We would rather talk you into the right unit than sell you the wrong one, so ask before you book. These are the questions Redlands callers put to us most often.
(888) 402-5634Most people picture the standard construction unit, and that is still the bulk of what we deliver: a basic chemical toilet with tissue and sanitiser, priced to sit on a job site for months and meet OSHA's sanitation requirements for your crew size.
From there it steps up. ADA-compliant units are wider, ground-level and wheelchair accessible, and they are also the ones parents with strollers and anyone in a wedding dress will thank you for. Flushing units add a foot-pump flush, a freshwater sink and a mirror, which is usually the right call for a private party where a basic unit would feel cheap.
At the top end are restroom trailers: towable units with two to ten private stalls, real plumbing, climate control and interior lighting. If your event has a tent, a caterer and a photographer, this is the category to ask about.
Two sets matter for most customers. California runs its own workplace safety program, so job sites answer to Cal/OSHA rather than the federal standard, and it ties the number of toilets to your crew size. Sites without plumbed facilities are expected to have units in place from day one. If your headcount swings, tell us and we will scale the order instead of leaving you short.
The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to public events, and at least one ADA-compliant unit is the baseline expectation for anything ticketed or open to the public. The City of Redlands has its own rules about placement on sidewalks, public right-of-way and city property, and sites in unincorporated areas fall to San Bernardino County instead, so if your unit is going anywhere other than private property, check before delivery day and we will work around whatever they tell you.
Weekly is the default for a standard unit on a normal job site. A service visit means we pump the tank, sanitise the interior, and restock tissue and sanitiser.
Heavy traffic changes the math. A site running thirty people, or a unit sitting in August sun, may need two or three visits a week to stay pleasant, and festivals often need servicing overnight between days. We set the frequency with you when you book, and you can move it up or down mid-rental with a phone call.
Standard units are often available within a day or two, and sometimes same-day if a truck is already running your side of town. It depends entirely on what is sitting in the yard that week.
Events are a different story. Out here the outdoor season barely stops, so restroom trailers and ADA units for Saturday dates book out weeks or months ahead, and spring through early autumn is the worst time to leave it late. If you have a wedding or a race on the calendar, call as soon as you have a date, even if the headcount is still a guess. We would rather hold a unit and adjust it than tell you in June that nothing is left.
For construction, start with one unit per ten workers per forty-hour week and add a handwash station if the trades are handling adhesives, concrete or food.
For events, the usual planning figure is one unit per fifty to seventy-five guests for a four-hour window, then add units if alcohol is being served, if the event runs longer, or if there is no other restroom on the property. Tell us the guest count, the run time and whether there is a bar, and we will give you a number we are willing to stand behind.
A standard unit on a month-long construction placement with weekly servicing is the cheapest thing we rent. A weekend event unit costs more per day because delivery and pickup are compressed into forty-eight hours, and restroom trailers are a different tier again since they carry plumbing, climate control and often a generator.
Price moves with the unit type, the rental length, the service frequency and how hard the site is to reach. That is why we quote on the phone instead of publishing a number that would be wrong for most callers. The quote you get covers delivery, servicing and pickup, and we name any environmental or fuel fee on the quote itself.
Tell us the site, the headcount and the dates. You will have a real number before you hang up.
Service Area
We deliver throughout Redlands and across San Bernardino County, from the valley floor up into the foothill and mountain communities and out into the high desert. If your site is just outside this list, call anyway: we can usually reach it.