Most jobs & parties
Standard porta potty
About 44 in wide · urinal · paper · sanitizer
The single-stall unit that fits most backyards, driveways and jobsites. One unit covers about 50 guests for a 4-hour party.
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Porta Potty Types Compared: Which Unit Fits Your Job?
Compare every portable restroom we rent in Cleveland: standard, flushing, wheelchair-accessible, hand-washing stations and restroom trailers.
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- Deliver to me?
- Every unit on this page reaches Cleveland and 9 nearby counties fast, with delivery and pickup included in the price.
- Arrives when?
- Standard units go out same day when ordered by noon. Restroom trailers need 3 to 7 days' notice for setup.
- Which unit?
- Standard units suit most jobs and parties. Pick flushing, accessible or a trailer when guests need more comfort or room.
- How it's cleaned
- Monthly units get weekly service included. Event units arrive pumped, washed and stocked with paper and sanitizer.
- Full cost?
- Prices run from $95 for a hand-wash station to $795 per weekend for a restroom trailer, plus Ohio tax.
Porta potty vs flushing unit vs restroom trailer: side by side
A standard porta potty costs the least and fits almost anywhere a truck can reach within 25 ft. A flushing unit adds a real flush and a sink for about $100 more. A restroom trailer gives guests a real bathroom but needs a level 10 × 20 ft spot and a 110V outlet within 100 ft.
| Unit | Best for | Flushing | Handwashing | Accessibility | Water / power | Space | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | Jobsites, parties, picnics | No (chemical tank) | Sanitizer only | Not for wheelchairs | None | About 4 × 4 ft | From $165 event / $145 per 28 days |
| Flushing unit with sink | Showers, church events, small weddings | Foot-pump flush | Sink inside | Not for wheelchairs | None (we fill it) | About 4 × 4.2 ft | From $265 / $235 |
| Wheelchair-accessible unit | Public events, older guests, crews | No | Sanitizer only | Ground-level, 60-in turning circle | None | About 7.3 × 7.3 ft | From $225 / $205 |
| Hand-washing station | Food, kids, crews | — | Two basins, soap, towels | Reachable from a chair on one side | None (we fill it) | About 3 × 2.2 ft | From $95 / $90 |
| 2-stall restroom trailer | Weddings, VIP areas, offices | Real flush toilets | Vanity sinks | Steps, not wheelchair-accessible | 110V outlet + hose or our water fill | Level 10 × 20 ft + towing access | From $795 per weekend |
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Each unit page lists real dimensions, tank sizes, how many uses a tank holds, the door width for gate checks, and the situations where that unit is the wrong choice. Start with the standard unit unless your event needs flushing, a sink, extra room or a trailer.
Nicer events
Flushing unit with sink
Foot-pump flush · fresh-water sink · mirror
A real flush and a sink inside, so guests never see the tank. A good step up for showers, church events and smaller weddings.
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Guests who need room
Wheelchair-accessible unit
About 87 × 87 in · ground-level floor · grab bars
Ground-level entry, a 60-inch turning circle and grab bars. Plan at least 1 per cluster at public events.
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Food & crews
Hand-washing station
Two basins · foot pumps · ~20 gal water
Soap, water and towels next to the toilets. Add 1 for every 2 to 3 toilets when food is served.
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Restroom trailer
Flushing · sinks · lights · climate control
Real bathrooms on wheels. Needs a level spot about 10 × 20 ft and a standard 110V outlet nearby.
See sizes & specsWhen is each porta potty the wrong choice?
A restroom trailer is wrong for a muddy field, a steep yard or a site with no power. A flushing unit is wrong for crowds over about 150 per unit, because its 20-gallon flush tank runs out. A standard unit is wrong as the only restroom at a public event without an accessible unit.
- Gate under 48 inches? Standard and flushing units are about 44 in wide and need a wider opening. Accessible units and trailers stay in the driveway.
- Food served? Add a hand-washing station; sanitizer alone doesn't clean greasy hands.
- Winter job? Hand-wash water can freeze below 28°F. Read our winter rental tips.
- Not sure how many? Use the sizing calculator.
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Tell us the event or job, the headcount and where it'll go. We'll tell you the unit that fits, even if it's the cheaper one.
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