About Jacksonville Porta Potty Rental
Jacksonville Porta Potty Rental is a call line for portable toilets, restroom trailers and hand-wash stations in Jacksonville and Duval County. Phones are answered 24/7. Each call is connected to a local company that delivers, services and removes the units and sets its own price.
- Standard units, ADA units and restroom trailers
- Construction, stadium projects and events
- Servicing scheduled around your dates
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How Jacksonville Porta Potty Rental works
Jacksonville is a consolidated city-county. The city and Duval County merged in 1968, and the 2020 census counted 949,611 people in the city. Portable restroom work here runs from downtown and San Marco out to the beaches, and the calls come from job sites, event organizers, homeowners and property managers in all of those places.
Heat and storms shape the work more than anything else. The 1991-2020 normal July average high is 91.9 °F, and recent Julys have run hotter, so units in full sun need more frequent servicing and hand-wash stations matter most. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. Hurricane Irma in September 2017 pushed water through downtown, San Marco and Riverside, so a unit that is placed on a flood-prone lot needs a plan for the season. Read the summer heat guide for more on servicing in the hot months.
Large projects set the pace of the year. The EverBank Stadium rebuild is a roughly $1.4 billion job, and it is the largest single construction site in the city while it runs toward an August 2028 reopening. Events are a steady second source of work. The Gate River Run draws more than 20,000 participants each March, and the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair runs 11 days each November. Any event with 500 or more people needs a Special Event Permit from the city, and the downtown area page covers where much of that work lands.
The local company behind every Duval County call
The work is done by a local company that is independent of this call line. The crew that attends, the units and the price all come from that company — and so does the compliance. Florida issues no portable-restroom contractor licence, but it does require the company that services units, hand-wash facilities and holding tanks to hold an annual operating permit for the county where it keeps its office or yard. Holding that permit, carrying its own insurance and answering to the department that issues it are the provider's obligations, not this site's. Ask on the call and the licence or permit number is read out to you; ask to see the paperwork before you agree to anything.
That number is not printed on this site. It is that company's private business information, and this site does not publish it, so ask for it on the call. Florida requires the company to hold an annual operating permit for servicing portable restrooms, and you can ask it to show proof. In Jacksonville the calls that matter most come in summer and during storm season, so give the company the site details, the access route and the expected use when you call.
What we hold ourselves to
Heat-aware servicing plans
Summer servicing is planned around the July heat, not around a mild-weather schedule. Hand-wash stations and extra visits are discussed on the call when the site has no shade.
Event restrooms planned from the permit
Jacksonville does not publish a portable-restroom ratio that this site can point to. The plan is built from the ADA and OSHA figures instead, and the city's Office of Special Events or JaxParks is asked to confirm restroom conditions when a permit is reviewed.
Storm-season requests handled with care
Between June 1 and November 30, the call line takes storm-related requests as crews are free. Units may be secured or pulled before a storm and placed again for cleanup, depending on conditions on the ground.
Job sites sized to the crew
Construction needs follow the OSHA table for toilets and the requirement that at least one toilet facility be available under field conditions. A technician can talk through the headcount on the call before a quote is given.
Our promises on every visit
- Calls are answered 24/7, and the delivery date is agreed on the call rather than promised in advance.
- Quotes come from the company that takes the call, and the caller hears the rental length, servicing schedule and unit type being quoted before booking.
- Accessible units are placed on an accessible route with room to bring a wheelchair into position.
- Florida requires a company that services portable restrooms to hold an annual operating permit, and the caller can ask the company to show proof of it.
- Quotes and scheduling are confirmed by the local company, not by this call line, and any change to the plan is discussed on the phone before work begins.
Where we work in Duval County
- Jacksonville
- Downtown Jacksonville
- Springfield
- Brooklyn and LaVilla
- Northwest Jacksonville
- San Marco
- Riverside and Avondale
- Arlington
- Norwood
- Fort Caroline
- Southside
- San Jose
- Cedar Hills
- North Jacksonville
- East Arlington
- Southside Estates
- Jacksonville Heights
- Baymeadows
- Mandarin
- Argyle Forest
- Oceanway
- Intracoastal West
- Orange Park
- Atlantic Beach
- Jacksonville Beach
- Neptune Beach
- Mayport
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Frequently asked questions
Who answers when I call?
Phones are answered 24/7. The call is connected to a local company that delivers, services and removes the units. The crew that attends comes from that company.
How soon can a unit be on site?
Ask on the call and you will be told what the provider can commit to for your address. The date is agreed before anything is booked, and no arrival time is promised, because the route is set on the day of delivery.
Who sets the price?
The company that takes the call sets its own price. Rental length, servicing visits per week, unit type, ADA units, hand-wash stations, distance and road access, event or job site use, and summer heat or storm season all change a quote. See the pricing page for how a quote is put together.
How many accessible units do I need?
A common guidance under the ADA is that at least 5% of a cluster of single-user portable toilets be accessible, with no fewer than one per cluster. Read the ADA units guide for placement and planning details.
Is the company licensed?
Yes, the company that does the work holds a license, and its license or registration number is given by phone to anyone who asks. Ask for it on the call.