Porta potty rental in St. Louis, MO, delivered same day.
Porta potty rental in St. Louis, MO for jobsites, parties, weddings and remodels across 63101, 63104, 63108, 63109, 63110, 63115, 63118, 63139. Reached via I-70, I-64, I-44 and I-55. Call for the price and arrival day in one conversation.
- Same-day delivery
- Weekly cleaning on jobsite rentals
- Itemized quotes, no surprise fees
- Delivery areaAll of St. Louis (63101, 63104, 63108, 63109, 63110, 63115, 63118, 63139), about 16 miles south of our Florissant yard.
- ArrivalSame day on morning calls when a truck is free; otherwise next business day. Driver calls ahead.
- Which unitFor brick home rehabs and gut jobs: 1 standard unit, alley or driveway. Weddings get flushing units; public events add an accessible unit. Compare.
- CleaningWeekly pumping, scrubbing and restocking on jobsites; event units arrive clean and stocked with paper and sanitizer.
- Full costItemized quote: unit, dates, delivery, pickup, any distance fee and tax. You approve every line before paying.
- 301,578Population (2020)
- 63101, 63104, 63108, 63109, 63110, 63115, 63118, 63139ZIP codes
- 16 miFrom our yard
- Same dayDelivery
Do you deliver porta potties in St. Louis, MO?
We deliver porta potties to every neighborhood and jobsite in St. Louis, MO, including ZIP codes 63101, 63104, 63108, 63109, 63110, 63115, 63118, 63139. St. Louis is about 16 miles south of our Florissant yard by I-70, I-64, I-44 and I-55. Morning calls often get same-day delivery.
We serve within St. Louis
- Downtown
- Central West End
- Soulard
- The Hill
- Tower Grove
- Dogtown
- Lafayette Square
- Benton Park
- Carondelet
- North City / Baden
- Walnut Park
What should St. Louis renters know before placing a porta potty?
Before placing a porta potty in St. Louis, check three things: who approves street placement, how the ground drains, and whether the truck can reach a level spot. Street or sidewalk placement in St. Louis goes through the Street Department; private driveways and yards rarely need a permit. The local notes below come from delivering in St. Louis.
- The City of St. Louis requires a Blocking Right-of-Way permit from the Streets Department for anything placed in a street or sidewalk.
- Public events on city property with food, alcohol, tents or street closures need a Special Event permit filed at least 30 days ahead.
- Brick alleys and narrow side yards in Soulard, Benton Park and Lafayette Square often mean alley-side placement. Measure the gangway first.
- Rehab projects on older brick homes are a steady source of 28-day rentals.
- Delivery to downtown takes about 25 minutes from Florissant via I-70.
- The Office of Special Events asks for permit applications at least 30 days ahead and recommends 90 days for larger events.
How much does porta potty rental cost in St. Louis?
Porta potty rental in St. Louis starts at $199 for a standard event unit with delivery and pickup, and $199 per 28 days for a jobsite unit with weekly cleaning. St. Louis is about 16 miles from our yard, so most orders carry no distance fee. Your itemized quote is final.
| Rental in St. Louis | Starting price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| St. Louis party unit or event (up to 7 days) | From $199 | Delivery and pickup included |
| St. Louis jobsite unit (per 28 days) | From $199 | Weekly service; one-time delivery $49 to $100 |
| Flushing unit with sink, event | From $290 | Fresh water, soap, towels |
| Wheelchair-accessible unit, event | From $275 | Ground-level floor, grab bars |
| Handwashing station | From $75 | Two sinks, no hookups |
| 2-stall restroom trailer, event | From $1,500 | Needs hose and 110V outlet |
| Same-day delivery fee | $100 to $150 per trip | Only if you need it today |
See the full porta potty cost guide for how 28-day billing and fees work.
What do St. Louis park and event rentals need?
Many St. Louis event rentals center on O'Fallon Park Pavilion #1 and Berra Park Pavilion. Events on public property need approval from the Street Department before units arrive. Plan 1 standard unit per 50 guests for 4 hours, at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit per cluster, and a handwashing station when food is served.
| Place or event | What to know | Typical setup |
|---|---|---|
| O'Fallon Park Pavilion #1 | Holds 100, $85/day by permit, book at least 2 weeks ahead. Reservations only May 1-Sept 30. Page lists no restrooms. | Standard units + 1 accessible unit; handwash station if food is served |
| Berra Park Pavilion | On The Hill. Holds 50 with restrooms, $85/day by permit, reservations May 1-Sept 30. | Standard units + 1 accessible unit; handwash station if food is served |
| Fairground Park Pavilion | Small 25-person, first-come first-served pavilion with restrooms. No permit needed. | Standard units + 1 accessible unit; handwash station if food is served |
| Soulard Mardi Gras | Held February | Multiple standard units, 1 accessible unit per cluster, mid-event service for multi-day events |
Park and event details checked October 2026. Confirm current rules with the Street Department before you book.
Which porta potty fits a St. Louis job?
Most St. Louis rentals use a standard porta potty: one unit for a remodel crew or about 50 party guests. Weddings step up to a flushing unit with a sink or a restroom trailer, and public events add a wheelchair-accessible unit and a handwashing station. Here is what usually works in St. Louis.
| Common job in St. Louis | What usually works |
|---|---|
| Brick home rehabs and gut jobs | 1 standard unit, alley or driveway |
| Street festivals and block parties | Standard + accessible units, handwash stations |
| Commercial renovations downtown | Standard units, weekly service |
See the standard unit specs, jobsite rentals and event rentals.
St. Louis porta potty questions
Straight answers to the questions renters ask most, from delivery timing to the full price. If your question is not here, call (314) 408-7740 and a real person will answer it in a minute or two, or browse the full list of porta potty rental questions.
Can you supply porta potties for Soulard Mardi Gras?
We deliver to organizers, vendors and nearby hosts during Soulard Mardi Gras once the organizer approves placement. Book 2 to 4 weeks ahead, plan about 1 unit per 50 guests per 4 hours, and add an accessible unit.
Who approves a porta potty in the street in St. Louis?
Street and sidewalk placement in St. Louis goes through the Street Department. A unit on your own driveway or yard usually needs no permit.
Do I need a permit for a porta potty on a St. Louis city street?
Any street or sidewalk spot needs a permit: the Streets Department issues a Blocking Right-of-Way permit. Private lots and alleys you control do not need one.
Can a porta potty go in my alley?
A unit can sit on your side of the alley if it does not block traffic or trash pickup. Placement inside the public alley may need a right-of-way permit.
How early must I plan for a city street festival?
Special event permits must be filed at least 30 days ahead. Book units at the same time so the count matches the permit.
How much is a porta potty in St. Louis?
A standard event unit in St. Louis starts at $199, and a jobsite unit starts at $199 per 28 days with weekly cleaning. Delivery and pickup are included on event units.
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