Simi Valley Porta Potty Rental

Costs vary by unit type, rental length and delivery distance. In Ventura County a standard unit runs about $95 to $175 for a single event day, and around $150 to $275 a month on a job site with weekly service included. ADA units, deluxe flushing units and restroom trailers cost more, and per-unit pricing improves when you take several. Every quote we give is flat and includes delivery, servicing and collection.

One day for events and one month for construction sites, which is the standard across the industry. The monthly rate works out far cheaper per day than event pricing, so anything running more than about a week should be on it. There is no term commitment beyond the month you are in.

Yes, anywhere inside our normal service area, which runs from Port Hueneme and Oxnard up through Ventura and Ojai and east to Fillmore, Santa Paula, Moorpark, Camarillo, Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley. Sites outside that, or ones needing a second trip with a smaller truck, carry a delivery charge quoted up front rather than added at the end.

Once a week on long-term rentals as standard. The truck pumps the tank, washes and sanitizes the interior, charges deodorizer and restocks toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Busy sites need two or three visits a week, and we will say so when we quote rather than waiting for a complaint in August.

Waste pump-out with a vacuum truck, interior cleaning and sanitizing of the seat, door and touch points, fresh deodorizer charged into the tank, and toilet paper and hand sanitizer restocked. On sinks we also refill the fresh-water tank, empty the grey-water tank and replace soap and towels.

Normal wear and tear is on us. Damage beyond that, including vandalism and tip-overs, is the renter’s responsibility, which is standard in the industry. If the site is unsecured overnight, ask about the damage waiver when you book, because it costs very little compared with replacing a unit.

On flat, level ground with clear access for the delivery and service truck. Keep units at least 25 feet from any food service area, within a comfortable walk for guests or crew, and out of traffic lanes. Level matters more than people expect: a unit on a slope does not drain properly and does not stay clean.

A standard unit occupies roughly a 4ft by 4ft footprint and stands about 7ft 6in tall. The truck needs at least 10ft of clearance width to get in, room to reach the unit with a hose on service days, and no low branches or wires over the spot. ADA units need roughly double the footprint.

We deliver to private property, construction sites, farms, parks, film locations and event venues right across Ventura County. Public rights of way, park bookings and some venues need a permit, which comes from the city or county rather than from us. Sites down narrow ranch driveways are fine, because we run smaller trucks for exactly that.

Yes. Our ADA units are much larger, with a step-free entry, a wheelchair-width door, a 60-inch turning circle inside and grab bars at the toilet. Public events and most public agency contracts are legally required to provide them, and at private events with older guests they get used more than anybody expects.

Yes. Ventura County rarely freezes, but the Ojai and Simi valleys get cold enough overnight in winter to matter. Units can be run with antifreeze in the tank, and restroom trailers include heating as well as air conditioning, which makes a real difference at an evening event in January.

Yes, and it is the biggest part of what we do. Cal/OSHA requires one toilet for up to 20 workers and one toilet seat plus a urinal per 40 workers above that, though most contractors run closer to one unit per ten people to avoid queues. Job site rentals go on a flat monthly rate with weekly service included and free repositioning as the work moves.