Standard unit, 28 days, weekly service
- Typical range
- about $199-300 (one Spanaway listing; prices may have risen)
- What changes the price
- Distance, service frequency
Graham · Spanaway · Eatonville
Porta potty rental in Graham, Spanaway and rural Pierce County
For a job site, a farm, a remodel or a weekend event. Here's what rentals usually cost, how many units you need, and how to get local quotes.
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Portable toilet rental
At a glance
~$200-300per standard unit for 28 days, weekly service (one local listing, may be dated)
1 per 20workers: the federal minimum on construction sites
ADA unitneeded for public events and accessible job sites
Rural Pierce County is full of jobs that need a toilet but have no building: new houses in Graham and Frederickson, barn and shop builds, land clearing, family events on acreage, and farm stands.
Most rentals are by the month with weekly pumping and restocking, or by the event with delivery and pickup. Prices depend on the unit type, how often it's serviced, and how far the truck drives.
How it works
- Tell us about the jobA short form, about two minutes. Free and no obligation.
- We pass it to up to 3 local prosIndependent businesses that do this work in your area.
- Compare quotes and chooseHire one, or nobody. Your contract is with them, not with us.
What it costs
Typical public ranges, not quotes
These are typical ranges, not quotes. Ask each company what's included: delivery, pickup, weekly service, toilet paper, hand sanitizer.
ADA / wheelchair-accessible unit
- Typical range
- higher than standard
- What changes the price
- Unit size, delivery access
Event unit (1-3 days)
- Typical range
- quoted per event
- What changes the price
- Number of guests, hours, delivery day
Hand-wash station
- Typical range
- add-on
- What changes the price
- Refill frequency
Remote sites on gravel roads or far up the mountain highway may pay a delivery surcharge. Mention access in your request.
How the job usually goes
- Tell them the use. Job site, event or home project; how many people; how long.
- Pick the units. Standard, ADA, high-rise (for upper floors), hand-wash station.
- Placement. A flat, firm spot a service truck can reach within a hose length.
- Service. Weekly pumping and restock for monthly rentals; delivery and pickup for events.
Local rules worth knowing
Construction sites: the federal OSHA rule (29 CFR 1926.51) sets a minimum of 1 toilet for up to 20 workers, and more for bigger crews. Washington's construction safety rules (WAC 296-155-140) cover sanitation too.
Public events: if the public attends, plan at least one accessible (ADA) unit. Ask your event permit office what it requires.
Before you hire: a short checklist
- Ask what's included: delivery, pickup, weekly service, supplies.
- Ask about fees for remote delivery, extra service visits, or damage.
- For events, give exact drop-off and pickup times.
- Ask for an ADA unit if the public will use it.
- Get the price per 28 days, not per month, so quotes compare.
Questions
How many porta potties do I need for an event?
It depends on guests and hours. A common rule of thumb is about 1 unit per 50 guests for a 4-hour event, more if alcohol is served. Rental companies will size it for you.
How many for a construction site?
OSHA's minimum is 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, with more for larger crews.
How far ahead should I book?
For job sites, a few days is often enough. For summer weekends and big events, book weeks ahead.
Do you deliver?
No. We're a free referral service. We pass your request to up to 3 independent local rental companies, and you rent from one of them, or none, directly.
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