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Porta Potty Rental for Home Remodels and Repairs
A clean toilet at the end of your driveway while the bathroom is torn out, the sewer line is dug up, or the septic or water is off.
- Same-day by noon
- Itemized quote
- Weekly cleaning
- 80-mile area
Where: Homes in Youngstown and towns about 80 miles around; driveway, side yard or alley placement.
When: Same day when you call by noon for a broken toilet, sewer backup or no water; otherwise next business day.
Which unit: One standard unit covers a household and its crew; choose flushing with a sink for longer stays.
Cleaning: Weekly pump-out, wash-down and restock included, so the unit stays usable for the family.
Full cost: From $185 per 28 days plus a one-time $65 delivery and pickup charge; quote before you pay.
Can I rent a porta potty for my house during a remodel?
A homeowner can rent a porta potty for a bathroom remodel, sewer repair, septic failure or water shut-off. One standard unit serves a family of 4 plus a small crew with weekly service. The unit sits on the driveway or side yard, and the rental bills every 28 days.
Contractors often add a porta potty to the remodel bid. Renting it yourself lets you choose the unit and service day, and the price is shown on one itemized quote. If the crew is larger than 10 people, add a second unit or an extra weekly service.
Where should a porta potty go at a house?
A porta potty at a house belongs on the driveway edge, a side yard or the alley pad behind a garage, on level ground within 25 feet of the truck. Keep it away from windows that open, septic lids and buried sprinkler lines. A standard unit fits a 48-inch gate.
- In older Youngstown, Struthers and Campbell neighborhoods, alley placement keeps the front yard clear.
- Do not set the unit on the tree lawn or sidewalk without checking with the city.
- Corner lots: keep it back from the corner so drivers can see.
- HOA neighborhoods in Canfield, Poland or Howland may want it out of street view; ask your HOA.
What if my toilet or septic fails today?
A household with no working toilet should call by noon for same-day delivery Monday through Saturday. The $95 rush fee appears on the quote. Calls after noon get the first next-day slot. Tell us whether the issue is a sewer backup, septic failure or water shut-off so we bring the right setup.
A sewer backup or flooded floor is a job for a plumber or septic company; we provide the toilet while they fix it. For a family with young kids or older adults, a flushing unit with a sink or a wheelchair-accessible unit is easier to use.
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Questions renters ask
How long can I keep it?
Keep the unit as long as the work runs. Billing repeats every 28 days until you call for pickup, and it stops the day you call.
Will the neighbors smell it?
A serviced unit with fresh deodorizer has little odor beyond a few feet. Weekly service, shade and a door facing away from the neighbor’s windows keep it that way. In hot weeks, add an $85 extra service.
Can my family use it at night?
Place the unit within reach of a porch or garage light. Battery lights that stick inside the roof vent work well. Keep the path clear of tools and debris.
Is a porta potty cheaper than what my contractor charges?
Renting directly costs from $185 per 28 days plus $65 delivery and pickup. Compare that line to your remodel bid, and ask the contractor to remove it if you rent yourself.
Can I lock it so only my family uses it?
You can add your own padlock. Leave it unlocked or share the code on service day so the driver can pump it out.
Get a toilet at your driveway today
Call by noon for same-day delivery. One unit, weekly cleaning, billing stops when you call.