Portable Toilet Rental in New York — One Call Books It — By Phone
Tight job sites in the boroughs, block parties, rooftop weddings, festivals in the parks — we deliver clean units, hold one flat price and service them on time, access headaches and all. Call and we'll figure out the logistics.
Open Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Flat weekly rates · New York, NY · A person answers
01New York's everyday jobsite-and-event unit — clean, stocked and serviced weekly.
02A flushing bowl and foot-pump sink for weddings, galas and events with guests to impress.
03Ground-level entry, wide door and grab bars — accessible and easy for anyone.
04Two- and four-station fresh-water sinks with soap and towels for food service and crowds.
05Climate-controlled stalls, running water and a finished interior for upscale city events.
In New York, a site with fewer than twenty-one on the clock requires one toilet to satisfy OSHA's construction sanitation standard; more than twenty, and every forty workers need another toilet seat and urinal.
A Brooklyn block party or small film-shoot base lasting four hours runs well with fifty guests to each standard unit.
Add more with alcohol or a full-day schedule; parade viewing and weddings need a porta potty rental sized well past the base rule.
No less than 5% of the units in a group should be ADA, and one regardless. With sidewalk crowds, a handwash station near the units cuts lines.
Address, access notes, dates and headcount — we quote it flat and plan the drop.
Units go exactly where they fit, with a service schedule matched to the traffic.
Scheduled pump-outs through the rental, then a clean pickup on your date.
Units on a New York sidewalk or street generally need city permission; check with the city about right-of-way before booking a curbside drop for a brownstone job.
Crossings into Manhattan and between boroughs jam at rush hour, so delivery windows are set early or mid-day and confirmed the day before.
The truck needs a few minutes at the curb; mention loading zones, alternate-side rules or a super who can hold a spot near the site entrance.
Summer street fairs, block parties and marathon-day events need units staged before streets close and pulled after they reopen; book weeks ahead in peak months.
Prospect Park events, brownstone renovations and street fairs along Atlantic Avenue
Astoria Park gatherings and building work along Steinway Street
Boardwalk events, Maimonides Park games and summer crowds at the beach
Waterfront events and marina work on this Bronx island off Pelham Bay Park
High Line-area builds and gallery-district events on the West Side
Shore Road park events and remodels near the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge
Monthly units for tight city sites, serviced on a schedule your super can count on.
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Delivered before doors open and cleared the next business day — street fairs, parties and park events.
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Deluxe units and trailers that fit a rooftop or loft wedding without stealing the room.
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High-volume banks routed and serviced for park crowds and multi-day city festivals.
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Month-to-month units for long builds and staging sites across the five boroughs.
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Fast units and trailers when a building loses water or a site takes on a sudden crowd.
→A standard unit runs about $100–$175 a week with delivery and weekly service; deluxe, ADA and trailers cost more, and tight access can affect placement. Call (212) 210-1645 for a firm quote.
Most orders across the boroughs go out same-day or next business day — call early and flag any access limits.
Roughly one standard per 50 guests over four hours, more with alcohol, one per ten workers on a site. The calculator refines it.
No — events are by the date and jobsite units run month to month, ending when you say.
Yes — pump-out, restock and sanitize are all in the rate, more often for heavy use.
One call covers delivery, service and pickup across the five boroughs.
