Porta Potty Rental in Salt Lake City, UT
3 independent companies serving Salt Lake City, 2 of them based in town. No national chains or brokers, and nobody pays to be here.
3 porta potty companies in Salt Lake City, UT, ranked by Index Score
| Company | Score | Units | Google rating | Phone |
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96 | Trailer ADA Hand-wash +2 | 4.9★ (69) | |
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95 | Trailer ADA Hand-wash +1 | 4.8★ (103) | |
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55 | Standard | 4.3★ (6) |
Ranked by Index Score: reviews, rating, unit coverage, and how easy they are to reach. Distances are from each company's address, so check they cover you before you count on it.
How to read the Salt Lake City list
Two of the 3 are based in Salt Lake City itself and the other 1 run out to it from nearby towns. Dumps Easy Dumpster Rental holds the best rating at 4.9, while Bubs Disposal has the most reviews behind it with 103. What is on offer here: standard portable toilet, restroom trailer, ADA accessible unit, hand-wash station and flushing unit. Anything else is a question for the call, not a reason to look elsewhere.
What does a porta potty cost in Salt Lake City, UT?
Expect a quoted price instead of a published one. That is how the trade works: of the 1,976 operator websites we read, very few post a rate at all. Call two or three and ask each of them the same four things: which unit, how long, how often they service it, and what delivery costs. To know whether a quote is reasonable before you make the call, there is the Utah picture and the national rates by unit.
What kinds of unit can you rent in Salt Lake City?
Taken from what the companies publish about themselves, so read a gap as silence, not an answer.
- Standard portable toilet 3 of 3
- Restroom trailer 2 of 3
- ADA accessible unit 2 of 3
- Hand-wash station 2 of 3
- Flushing unit 1 of 3
Most yards carry a standard unit, so that column separates nobody. The ones to check are the ADA unit and the restroom trailer, which need capital a small operator often skips.
Renting for a job in Salt Lake City?
Before you call anyone, know how many you need. That comes off the job, not the company, and these pages do the arithmetic.
- Porta potty rental for a construction site
- Porta potty rental for a disaster relief
- Porta potty rental for a private party
Every job we cover · Work out your own numbers
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What the Salt Lake City porta potty market looks like
Dumps Easy Dumpster Rental and Bubs Disposal are the Salt Lake City companies confirming restroom trailers. That is 2 of the 3 on this page.
ADA units are thin here. 2 of the 3 companies list one, starting with Dumps Easy Dumpster Rental.
Hand-wash stations are thin here. 2 of the 3 companies list one, starting with Dumps Easy Dumpster Rental.
Companies with a Salt Lake City address: 2. The others cover the town from up to 21 miles out. Ask how the pump-out schedule works at that distance.
Bubs Disposal is the most reviewed operator serving Salt Lake City, with 103 of the 178 reviews on this page, which is 58% of the town's total.
Clearing the site as well as servicing it? We index the independent dumpster companies in Salt Lake City too, with the sizes each one runs and the rates they publish: dumpster rental in Salt Lake City, UT.
Common questions about porta potty rental in Salt Lake City, UT
- How many porta potty companies serve Salt Lake City?
- We list 3 independently owned companies serving Salt Lake City, 2 of them based in town. National carriers, brokers and multi-state marketing networks are excluded, so this is smaller than a Google search and every name on it is a real local yard.
- Can I get a wheelchair-accessible porta potty in Salt Lake City?
- 2 of the 3 companies serving Salt Lake City say they rent ADA accessible units. They are the first thing to run out on a busy weekend, so book that unit before the standard ones.
- Are restroom trailers available in Salt Lake City?
- 2 of the 3 companies serving Salt Lake City list restroom trailers. More than half the independents we read list one, so the scarce thing is the date, not the market. How many trailers any one yard holds is the number nobody publishes.
- What is the price of a porta potty in Salt Lake City?
- Measured across the operators who publish a rate, a standard unit is $110 to $170 a month and an ADA unit $135 to $290 a month, one figure per company. Trailers are priced per station, so no single range is honest. Your Salt Lake City figure moves with three things: the unit, the length of the rental, and the service schedule. Call two or three from the list and ask the same four things: the unit, how long you keep it, how often it is serviced, and what delivery costs.
- Which porta potty company should I use in Salt Lake City?
- Dumps Easy Dumpster Rental ranks first in Salt Lake City on our Index Score, at 96 out of 100, weighing review volume, rating, unit coverage and how easy they are to reach. On other measures: Bubs Disposal has the most reviews, 103. No company can pay to move up this page, and none has.
- Which porta potty companies are based in Salt Lake City?
- 2 of the 3 companies we list are based in Salt Lake City itself; the rest are within 25 miles. Ask where they service from, not where they are registered. The two are not always the same address.
- How many porta potties do I need in Salt Lake City?
- For an event, start at one unit per 50 guests over four hours and add 15–20% if you are serving alcohol. A 250-guest event in Salt Lake City running six hours works out at 6 units, or 8 once drinks are served, and at least one of those should be accessible — 2 of the 3 companies here list an ADA unit. Job sites are governed by 29 CFR 1926.51(c) instead: one toilet up to 20 workers, then a seat and a urinal per 40. That one is law, not guidance. Work it out for your numbers.