Standard Porta Potty Rental

Standard rental fits single-crew job sites, kitchen or bath remodels, driveway pours, and yard projects where one unit handles the daily headcount. It's the wrong call for multi-day weddings or events with 50+ guests — those need higher-capacity or ADA units and a servicing schedule built around ceremony and reception hours, not a construction crew's lunch break. If you're not sure which category your project falls into, say so when you call; we'd rather ask than guess and show up with the wrong setup.

Bend's terrain is the real variable on pricing and timing, not the unit itself. A flat gravel pad in NorthWest Crossing or Century West is a five-minute drop. A build site on Awbrey Butte with a steep switchback driveway, a lot in Broken Top or Tetherow set back off a private lava-rock road, or a Southeast Bend/Brosterhous property near an unpaved access easement all take longer and sometimes need a smaller truck or a different placement spot. We ask about road surface, grade, and gate codes before quoting so the number you get holds — not a lowball that changes once the driver sees the driveway.

Seasonal timing matters too. Spring runoff can leave low spots in Old Farm District and River West soft into May, which affects where a unit can sit without sinking. Summer remodel season in Mountain High and around NorthWest Crossing books up fast, so earlier reservations get first pick on delivery windows. We schedule pickup and servicing around your actual project timeline, not a fixed rotation, which matters if a permit inspection or a closing date shifts your schedule by a week.

The $50 minimum applies even to the shortest single-day rental — there's no quote below that, and we'll say so upfront rather than let a call-center script float a number that changes later. Exact pricing for your job depends on rental length, unit count, and how the site checks out, and we confirm that before you commit to a date.