Rent Portable Toilets in Chattanooga — Standard, Deluxe, ADA & Trailers — Chattanooga Porta Potty
Pouring footings for a Southside build, staging a race along the riverfront, or setting up a wedding out on Signal Mountain — we drop clean units, quote one flat number and keep them serviced. Start with a call to (423) 564-5855.
Phones on Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Same-day & next-day drop-off · Across Chattanooga and the surrounding Tennessee area · A person answers
The jobsite regularThe everyday workhorse on Chattanooga job sites and in backyards — well stocked, built to take a humid Tennessee summer and pumped on a weekly round.
Flush-and-sink upgradeA flushing bowl, a foot-pump sink and a mirror in a unit that suits a Southside brewery patio or a Lookout Mountain reception — the step up guests clock the moment they open the door.
Ramp-free accessible unitA ground-level threshold, a door wide enough for a wheelchair and grab bars on each wall, with room inside to turn — placed on a ridge lot or a Riverfront lawn without a ramp.
Wash stands by the pottiesFoot-pump sink stands with fresh water, soap and paper towels, dropped alongside the units wherever Chattanooga's food trucks and race finish lines gather hands.
Private stalls, climate-controlledFlushing private stalls, running-water vanities and a finished interior kept climate-controlled against a muggy August or a ridge-top cold snap — the unit Lookout Mountain weddings and long Enterprise South builds ask for.
Does a 12-worker Hixson remodel need more than one toilet? No: federal job-site toilet rules call for one at 20 or fewer, then a seat and urinal set per 40 under OSHA.
A 250-person riverfront reunion over four hours lands at five standard units, one per fifty guests. Count everyone, vendors and volunteers included.
Once the taps open, or a Lookout Mountain wedding runs from ceremony to last dance, people visit more often. Plan extra units beyond the base count.
A bank of 40 units needs two accessible models, 5% of the group, and even a pair of units needs one. Ask about handwashing stations when you call about porta potty rental.
Read us the site, the dates and a ballpark crowd, and the flat figure is set while you're on the phone.
The driver takes the truck up a Signal Mountain grade or into a Southside lot and lands each unit right where you mark.
Pump-outs stay on schedule the whole rental, and the day Riverbend or your build wraps, we pull every unit.
Lookout and Signal Mountain venues are reached by steep, winding roads. Share the exact route and any low-clearance gate so the right truck makes the climb.
I-24 through the Ridge Cut backs up most weekday afternoons. Morning delivery windows reach East Ridge, Hixson and Ooltewah jobs far more reliably.
Chattanooga averages more than 50 inches of rain a year. Pick a firm, raised spot for each unit, because valley clay turns slick and a soft patch can trap the service truck.
Regattas and races along the riverfront draw big crowds to the parks downtown. Ask the city about park and sidewalk placement rules well before the event date.
Custom-home builds on the mountain and gatherings near the Signal Point overlook.
Estate renovations near Point Park and private events on the mountain's wooded lots.
Retail work along Highway 153 and lakeside events at Chester Frost Park.
Southern Adventist University events and new home construction off Apison Pike.
Commercial projects around the I-75 and Ringgold Road interchange.
Boat-ramp gatherings on Chickamauga Lake and subdivision builds along Dayton Pike.
Month-to-month units for crews working everything from Volkswagen supplier builds out at Enterprise South to Southside infill and warehouse work along the interstate, on a loop your super never has to think about.
Placed the afternoon before and pulled the next business day — Riverfront Nightfall concerts, Coolidge Park gatherings, Southside block parties and backyard cookouts from Hixson to East Ridge.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a Lookout Mountain, Signal Mountain or Walnut Street Bridge wedding instead of standing out as the thing parked in the corner.
Full banks laid out and serviced for Riverbend, Nightfall on Miller Plaza and the Ironman crowds that pack the riverfront every fall.
Units that stay through phased builds, remote sites and seasonal work — and they hold up through a Tennessee Valley winter and a soaking spring.
Fast-turn units and trailers for the day the river floods a low road, a storm crew stages nearby or a site pulls a crowd nobody planned for.
Most standard units land in the $110–$185 a week window, and that already carries delivery, the weekly service and the pickup; step up to a flushing unit, an ADA unit or a trailer and it climbs, while a switchback drive up Signal or Lookout can add a little. Ring (423) 564-5855 and we'll price it firm.
Around Chattanooga & the surrounding area we're mostly turning orders the same day or the next business day. Call ahead when you can, and mention a gated site or a steep gravel pull off the ridge so the driver can chart the way in.
Start from one standard unit per 50 guests at a four-hour event, add more once the taps are open, and count one per ten workers on a crew. Feed it through the calculator and we'll sharpen it together.
Nope. An event unit is cut to your date and a site unit renews month to month, so we pull it the day you tell us the job's done.
Yes. The pumping, restocking and sanitizing all run on a fixed schedule under the one rate, and a flat-out site or a long Riverbend weekend just moves to a tighter loop.
One call nails down delivery, servicing and pickup across the valley and Chattanooga & the surrounding area.
