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.

Nestled in the lush rolling hills of Southwestern Ohio, Springfield is a vibrant city with a rich history. Like a beacon on the horizon, its warm ambiance beckons locals and visitors alike to explore all it has to offer.

The city’s roots date back to 1801 when German immigrants settled there and named it Simms Settlement after their leader John Simms. The settlement was later renamed Springfield because of the numerous springs that surrounded it. Throughout its existence, the city has seen many businesses come and go such as a car manufacturing plant established by the Duryea brothers in 1904 which closed just sixteen years later due to financial difficulties. Despite this setback, Springfield persevered and now boasts one of the largest concentrations of industries in Clark County.

Springfield has also become home to several historical sites including Wittenberg University, founded in 1845; National Road Interpretive Site built around the 1830s; and Tecumseh Historic District featuring homes from the early 1800s through the mid-1900s. Visitors can immerse themselves in these unique places while learning about the area’s culture and heritage. From outdoor activities like camping at Buck Creek State Park or canoeing along Mad River to cultural attractions like Heritage Center Museum or Hartman Rock Garden, there are plenty of opportunities for exploration here.