Porta Potty Rental in Oneonta, NY

Same-day delivery is available across Oneonta and nearby Otsego and Delaware County towns. Call (607) 284-0987 and we will confirm a drop-off window on the phone. For towns 50 to 80 miles out, calling in the morning gives us the best chance to fit you on that day's route.

Price depends on the unit type, how long you keep it, how often it is serviced and how far it travels. National rental guides list standard units at roughly $75 to $175 for a day and $150 to $300 for a week. Call for an exact quote for your address.

For job sites and small parties, a day or two is usually enough, and same-day delivery is often possible. For weddings, fairs, graduation weekends and holiday weekends, book two to four weeks ahead, because those dates fill across the region.

One standard unit handles about 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service, or about 50 guests at a 4-hour event. Add units when alcohol or lots of drinks are served, or when the event runs longer.

For a 4-hour reception, plan one unit for every 50 guests, and round up if the bar is open. A 150-guest wedding usually needs three units, often two deluxe flushing units plus one ADA unit.

OSHA requires at least one toilet for up to 20 workers. Above 20 workers, plan one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers. Weekly servicing keeps those numbers comfortable for a full work week.

You do not need to be there. Mark the spot with a cone or flag, or send a photo with a short note, and make sure the gate is open. The driver will place the unit and confirm when it is set.

Construction and long-term units are usually serviced once a week. Busy job sites or large crews may need two visits a week. Event units are cleaned before delivery, and multi-day events can have daily service.

Porta potties work in winter when they are winterized. We add a salt-based or antifreeze solution to the tank so it does not freeze, and place units where snow plows keep a path open for service.

We deliver within about 80 miles of Oneonta. That covers Otsego, Delaware, Chenango and Schoharie counties and reaches Binghamton, Utica, Schenectady, Albany, the northern Catskills, Kingston and Cortland.