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Standard Porta Potty Rental in St. Cloud
The everyday unit for crews, backyard parties and monthly rentals. Single-user, non-flushing, stocked and serviced weekly.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Same-day delivery when you call in the morning
Updated · Reviewed by Parker, owner
St. Cloud and every town within 80 miles: Stearns, Benton, Sherburne, Wright and beyond.
Same-day delivery when you call in the morning. Planned drops get a set window.
Standard for job sites and parties. Flushing or a trailer for weddings. Accessible for public events.
Weekly pump-out, cleaning and restock included on rentals over a week.
One itemized quote: unit, delivery, pickup, service and tax. No surprise fees.
What comes in a standard porta potty?
A standard porta potty comes with a toilet seat over a sealed holding tank, a urinal, a toilet paper holder with two rolls, a hand sanitizer dispenser, a roof vent stack that pulls odor out, a coat hook and an occupancy latch. It needs no water, power or plumbing hookup.
The standard unit is the right pick for about eight in ten jobs we quote: construction crews, roofing and remodel jobs, graduation parties, reunions and farm work. Move up to a deluxe flushing unit if guests expect a sink inside.
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Standard porta potty tech specs
A standard porta potty is about 44 inches wide, 47 inches deep and 7.5 feet tall, and it fits through a standard 48-inch gate with room for the crew to guide it. The holding tank is about 60 gallons, which the manufacturer rates at roughly 200 uses before service.
| Spec | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Model class | PolyJohn PJN3-style single-user unit |
| Width × depth | About 44 in × 47 in |
| Height | About 91 in (7.5 ft) |
| Weight (empty) | About 165 lb |
| Door opening | About 22 in wide |
| Waste tank | About 60 gal |
| Fresh water | None (sanitizer dispenser) |
| Rated uses | About 200 uses between services |
Where should a standard porta potty go on my property?
A standard porta potty should sit on firm, level ground within about 25 feet of where our truck can park. Our service hose reaches that far. Driveways, gravel pads and flat lawn all work. Avoid slopes, soft ground, low spots that collect water, and anywhere that blocks a fire lane or sidewalk.
- Truck access: our service truck needs a clear lane about 10 feet wide and 12 feet high.
- Door direction: face the door away from the street or neighbors and toward the work area.
- Wind: on open lots we stake or tie the unit down.
- Winter: pick a spot you already plow. See winter rentals.
How does a standard porta potty rental work?From one phone call to pickup day.
Porta potty rental in St. Cloud takes one phone call. You give the address, dates and crowd size. We confirm the unit, the delivery window and the full price. A driver sets the unit on level ground, services it weekly, and picks it up when you call.
- Call or send the formShare the address or ZIP, dates, number of people and any gate code. You get an itemized price on the call.
- We deliver — today if possibleMorning calls in the St. Cloud area usually get same-day delivery. You don't need to be home; mark the spot.
- We service it weeklyPump-out, wash-down, fresh deodorizer, toilet paper and sanitizer every week on rentals longer than seven days.
- Call to stop billingCall when the job wraps. Billing stops on the pickup request date, and the unit leaves on our next route.
Questions people ask before they bookStraight answers, before you call.
How much is a standard porta potty rental in St. Cloud?
A standard unit for a weekend event usually quotes at $225–$350 all-in. A job-site unit usually runs $200–$325 per 28-day cycle with weekly service, plus a $75–$150 delivery and pickup charge by distance.
How many people can one standard porta potty handle?
One standard porta potty handles about 10 workers for a 40-hour week with one weekly service, or about 50 guests at a 4-hour event. The manufacturer rates the tank at roughly 200 uses before service.
Does a standard unit have a sink?
A standard porta potty has hand sanitizer, not a sink. Add a freestanding hand wash station or choose a deluxe flushing unit with a built-in sink.
Can I lock a standard porta potty on my job site?
Standard units have an interior occupancy latch. On request we add an exterior hasp so you can padlock the unit overnight; leave a key or code for our service driver.
Does it smell?
A serviced standard unit has little odor. The roof vent stack pulls air up and out, and the blue deodorizer is replaced at every weekly service. Odor builds when a unit is overused, so add units or service visits for big crews.
Can a standard porta potty be moved after delivery?
Please don't move a unit with waste in the tank. If the job shifts, call us and our driver relocates it on the next route, usually at no charge on the same property.
Need a standard porta potty in St. Cloud?
Call now. Talk to dispatch, not a call center.
Call before your crew or guests arrive. We confirm the delivery window, the unit and the full price on the same call.
(320) 205-2511Phones answered Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.. After hours, send the form and we call you first thing.