How many porta potty companies are there in Pennsylvania?

We list 78 independently owned companies across 57 towns in Pennsylvania. National carriers, brokers and multi-state marketing networks are excluded, which is why this list is shorter than a search and every name on it is a real local yard.

Where can I rent an ADA porta potty in Pennsylvania?

33 of the 55 Pennsylvania companies our team checked say they rent ADA accessible units, about 60% of them. An event open to the public should have at least one, and they are the first thing to run out on a busy weekend. Compare ADA coverage by state .

Can I rent a restroom trailer in Pennsylvania?

38 Pennsylvania companies list restroom trailers. A trailer needs a level pad, a tow route and often power, and in most markets they're booked a season out, so availability usually decides it before price does.

How much does a porta potty cost in Pennsylvania?

Typical industry rates run $75 to $150 a month for a standard unit, $150 to $325 for a flushing or ADA unit, and $800 and up for a restroom trailer. Pennsylvania sits inside that range, and where you land depends on the unit, the rental length and the servicing schedule. The fastest way to a real number is two quotes from the companies below.

Do you need a permit for a porta potty in Pennsylvania?

On private property, almost never. On a street, sidewalk or any public right-of-way, usually yes, and the town sets those rules, not the state. Ask the company first. One that works a town daily knows its rules, and many handle the permit as part of the job.

Porta Potty Rental in Pennsylvania

78 independently owned porta potty companies across 57 towns, 33 of which rent ADA units and 38 restroom trailers. No national chains, no brokers.

What does a porta potty cost in Pennsylvania?

Typical industry rates run $75 to $150 a month for a standard unit, $150 to $325 for a flushing or ADA unit, and $800 and up for a restroom trailer. Pennsylvania sits inside that range. Where you land depends on three things: which unit you need, how long you keep it, and how often it gets serviced.

The fastest way to a real number is two quotes. Every company below is independently owned and answers its own phone, so you are talking to the yard rather than a call centre that will sell your job on.

Biggest porta potty markets in Pennsylvania

Town	Companies
Hatfield	15
Norristown	14
Ambler	12
Exton	12
Media	12
Spring City	12
Coopersburg	10
Ephrata	10
Honey Brook	10
Narvon	10
Plumsteadville	10
Warminster	10

Every town we cover in Pennsylvania

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Porta potty rental in Pennsylvania: common questions

How many porta potty companies are there in Pennsylvania?: We list 78 independently owned companies across 57 towns in Pennsylvania. National carriers, brokers and multi-state marketing networks are excluded, which is why this list is shorter than a search and every name on it is a real local yard.
Where can I rent an ADA porta potty in Pennsylvania?: 33 of the 55 Pennsylvania companies our team checked say they rent ADA accessible units, about 60% of them. An event open to the public should have at least one, and they are the first thing to run out on a busy weekend. <a href="/units/ada/">Compare ADA coverage by state</a>.
Can I rent a restroom trailer in Pennsylvania?: 38 Pennsylvania companies list restroom trailers. A trailer needs a level pad, a tow route and often power, and in most markets they're booked a season out, so availability usually decides it before price does.
How much does a porta potty cost in Pennsylvania?: Typical industry rates run $75 to $150 a month for a standard unit, $150 to $325 for a flushing or ADA unit, and $800 and up for a restroom trailer. Pennsylvania sits inside that range, and where you land depends on the unit, the rental length and the servicing schedule. The fastest way to a real number is two quotes from the companies below.
Do you need a permit for a porta potty in Pennsylvania?: On private property, almost never. On a street, sidewalk or any public right-of-way, usually yes, and the town sets those rules, not the state. Ask the company first. One that works a town daily knows its rules, and many handle the permit as part of the job.

Also serving Pennsylvania

These companies operate in Pennsylvania but we haven't confirmed which town they're based in, or they're in a market too small for its own page. We confirm by phone.