Standard porta potty
The workhorse of jobsites and weekend events.
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Chicago runs on two kinds of porta potty jobs, and they have almost nothing in common. On one side there is the gut rehab on a 25-foot lot where the only way in is the alley. On the other there is a festival build in a park where the count has to be right before the gates open. Dispatch handles both off the same line, and the first question is always the same: where can the truck park?
The workhorse of jobsites and weekend events.
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Clean, presentable units for parties, weddings and festivals. We help you plan the right count.
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Ground-level entry, interior turning radius and grab bars. Meets ADA accessibility standards.
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Fresh-water portable sinks with soap and towels. Required on many permitted jobsites.
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Climate-controlled trailers with running water for weddings and upscale events.
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Units mounted on a towable trailer for crews that move: road work, utilities, pipelines.
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Waste holding tanks for office trailers and restroom hookups, sized to your site.
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Call (833) 680-0336Most of the city's older blocks are serviced from the alley, and a pump truck needs a clear run to the unit. Dumpsters, parked trailers and a gate nobody has the key to are what turn a routine stop into a missed one. Tell dispatch which side the drop is on before the unit ships.
Chicago jobsites run through January. What winter changes is reach: a unit parked where the plow piles snow stops being serviceable. Pick a spot that stays clear after a plow and the rest takes care of itself.
Across Illinois plenty of crews say porta john, not porta potty. Same unit, same number. Ask for whichever one you grew up calling it.
Local crews across the city and the suburbs, one dispatch line. Call and we confirm availability at your address.
Not on the list? We deliver beyond it. Call (833) 680-0336 and ask dispatch about your zip code.
We answer the phone. The units show up clean. And every delivery is handled by licensed, insured local operators.
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Call (833) 680-0336OSHA requires jobsite toilets from the first worker on site. We cover remodels to high-rise builds.
Right-sized counts, presentable units and trailers your guests will not complain about.
Water outage, storm cleanup, failed inspection, or an order that never showed. Call and we route the closest available Chicago truck.
Emergency line: (833) 680-0336Two units on a Logan Square gut rehab, dropped in the alley exactly where I asked. No drama.
Clean unit for a backyard party in Oak Park. Guests did not say a word about it, which is the point.
Called on a Tuesday in January when the alley was drifted shut. They moved the unit to the street side instead of skipping the stop.
Counts, OSHA rules, service and cost, with the sources linked.
Same dispatch line, local crews in each metro.
Anything else, call (833) 680-0336 and ask a dispatcher.
The city and the collar counties: Cook, DuPage, Will, Lake and Kane. That covers downtown and the neighborhoods, plus Evanston, Oak Park, Naperville, Aurora, Joliet and Schaumburg. Call with your zip code and dispatch confirms the address.
Usually yes, and it is worth saying so on the call. A delivery truck needs room to swing and a clear path to set the unit down. If the only access is a narrow alley or a shared gangway, tell dispatch the width and whether there is a gate, and the crew plans the drop around it.
Price depends on unit type, rental length and location. A one-day party unit and a monthly jobsite cycle price differently. Call with your zip code and headcount, you get a real quote on the phone, in minutes.
Rule of thumb: one unit per 50 guests for a single-day event, one per 25 for a wedding, and about one per 10 workers on a full-week jobsite. Add an ADA unit when anyone on site needs step-free access. Tell dispatch your headcount and we spec it for you.
Within about 15 feet of where the service truck can park, on level ground. A fenced backyard is usually the wrong spot: if the truck can't reach the unit on service day, the stop gets skipped. Dispatch walks placement with you before delivery.
Yes. Wheelchair-accessible units with ground-level entry, interior turning radius and grab bars are available in most areas.
Dispatch routes the closest Chicagoland truck to your address.
Dispatch open Mon-Fri 8:30am-9pm ET, Sat 9am-3pm ET