Rent a Porta Potty in San Diego, CA — San Diego Porta Potty
Job sites on the mesas, festivals in Balboa Park, weddings out on Coronado — we roll in clean units, name one flat rate, and keep them serviced so the restrooms handle themselves. Ring us and it's on the calendar.
Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · Weekly service included · San Diego, CA · One flat rate


What most crews and hosts around San Diego reach for first — sturdy, fully stocked and on a weekly pump schedule.
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Adds a flushing bowl and a foot-pump handwash — the upgrade guests notice at receptions, galas and company gatherings.
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Ground-level, an extra-wide door and interior grab bars, built so wheelchair users and everyone else move through easily.
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Standalone sinks in two- and four-bay layouts stocked with soap and paper — required anywhere food or a big crowd turns up.
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Climate-controlled, with real stalls, sinks that run water and a finished interior, for high-end events and drawn-out builds.
View details →Address, the run of dates, and roughly how many people — that's all we need to hand you a flat number.
Each one goes exactly where you point, and the service cadence is matched to how hard they'll get worked.
Pump-outs land on schedule for the whole rental, and we cart everything away the day it wraps.
Beach and bay events need units on firm footing away from soft sand. Check with the city about beach and park placement before the date.
Coastal days stay mild, but inland areas like El Cajon and Escondido run much hotter. Event units out east need more frequent service.
Homes along the canyons sit on sloped lots with narrow streets. Point out a level spot the truck can reach before delivery.
San Diego Comic-Con fills downtown each July. Private events and job sites near the Convention Center should book well ahead of that week.
Month-by-month units for crews cutting into canyons, mesas and the North County build-out, on a cadence your super never has to phone in about.
Units staged before the first guest and gone the next working day — Balboa Park programs, bayfront 5Ks and neighborhood block parties.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that disappear into a Coronado lawn or a cliff-edge ceremony rather than pull attention from it.
Full banks planned out and serviced straight through Comic-Con, Gaslamp street fairs and multi-day beach-town runs.
Open-ended units for phased construction, cleanup work and the military and defense sites that stay active for months.
Units and trailers on short notice when the water cuts out, a line ruptures or the crowd blows past what anyone booked for.
Expect somewhere near $100–$175 a week for a basic unit, with the drop, weekly service and haul-off already inside that figure; deluxe models, ADA units and trailers sit above it. Dial (619) 432-3597 and we'll quote it exactly.
We clear most county orders same-day or the following business day. Phone in early and we'll push to land you in a same-day slot.
A rough starting point is one basic unit for every 50 people at a four-hour event, more once you're pouring drinks, and one for each ten workers on site. The calculator dials it in.
Not at all — event orders are pinned to your dates and jobsite units roll month to month, so pickup happens whenever you say the word.
It is. Each rental gets pumped, restocked and sanitized on a rotation, and we'll tighten that up for a hard-used site or a long weekend.
One call sets up the drop, the servicing and the pickup across San Diego and San Diego County, Oceanside to the border.