While our team does our absolute best to accommodate all requests, including same-day requests, we recommend contacting us at least 3-5 days before your project. This will give us time to get to know you and your needs so that we can find the best, and most cost-effective, solution for your project.

While services may vary by area, typically no servicing is included in the price of your rental. However, weekly servicing is recommended and can be included for an additional cost. Feel free to discuss a servicing schedule with us when we are arranging your rental.

Depending on your project type, the number of units needed, and the length of your rental period, your porta potty rental costs can vary. Call us today to discuss your needs and we will give you a fair quote for your project.

The duration and size of your event will factor into the number of portable toilets you may need. However, we recommend one portable restroom per 100 guests. If you expect a project with a longer duration, or if food and drinks will be served during your rental period, you may want to consider increasing this number so that your guests have the best experience possible.

Cleveland, Tennessee was founded in 1842 and is situated on the banks of the Hiwassee River near Chattanooga, TN. From its beginnings as an agricultural village to today’s bustling downtown area filled with retail stores and restaurants, it’s clear why Cleveland continues to be one of the fastest-growing cities in southeastern America.

The history of Cleveland dates back to before the Civil War when it served as a transportation center for goods coming into and out of nearby Chattanooga. After World War II, many factories moved into town and helped make Cleveland one of the most industrialized cities in East Tennessee. As the industry grew so did culture – from music venues such as The Bradford House Theater to arts festivals like ‘the Blue Plum’ – there are plenty of things happening around town!

Clevelanders have also made strides toward preserving their heritage by restoring buildings from previous eras and creating public parks for outdoor recreation. Additionally, several historically significant locations can be found within city limits such as Mouse Creek Battle Ground where Confederate troops fought Union forces during the Civil War, or Andrew Johnson’s home which now stands as part museum and part national park. With all these attractions combined, it becomes easy to see why Cleveland remains a popular destination for people looking to experience living history firsthand.