Porta Potty Rental in San Diego

Standard & ADA Porta Potty Rentals, Delivered Anywhere in San Diego County

RSS Rentals delivers clean, well-stocked portable toilets to construction sites, festivals, community events, and private properties across San Diego — from downtown and Balboa Park to Chula Vista, Carlsbad, and East County. Every unit arrives sanitized and stocked with toilet paper and hand sanitizer, is set on level ground where your service truck can reach it, and is serviced on a schedule that matches your job or event.

Need something nicer than a standard unit? Our luxury restroom trailers add flushing toilets, running water, and climate control for weddings and upscale events.

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Which Portable Toilet Do You Need?

Standard porta potty — the workhorse for job sites, outdoor events, and long-term placements. Non-flushing, ventilated, with a hand-sanitizer dispenser and toilet paper.

ADA-accessible unit — wheelchair-accessible with a wider door, level floor, and grab bars. Required at permitted public events and recommended for any gathering open to the public.

Handwash station — freestanding sink with soap and paper towels. Required for food service at permitted events and worth adding anywhere food is served.

Restroom trailer — when guests expect a real bathroom. See our 2-station and 3-station trailers.

How Many Porta Potties Do You Need?

Events: for a permitted public event in the City of San Diego, the County guideline used on permit applications is one toilet for every 250 people at peak attendance, with at least 10% of units accessible. For a comfortable private event, plan closer to one unit per 50–75 guests for a four-hour event, and add units if alcohol is served or the event runs longer. Restroom trailers count by station — a 3-station trailer is three toilets.

Construction sites: Cal/OSHA requires at least one toilet for every 20 workers of each sex (one single-user unit is enough for crews under five). Most contractors add units above the minimum so weekly servicing keeps up. Our San Diego permit and regulations guide covers the details.

Porta Potty Rental for Construction Sites

Job-site units are delivered on your schedule, placed where the crew and the service truck can both reach them, and serviced weekly (or more often for larger crews). Multi-month rentals are billed on a recurring cycle, and units can be added or removed as the crew size changes. Superintendents who want something better for the office trailer can add a small restroom trailer for the construction site.

Porta Potty Rental for Events

Festivals, 5Ks, church and school events, block parties, and backyard gatherings that outgrow the house. We help you work out quantities, placement, and service timing for multi-day events, and we can supply the ADA units and handwash stations your permit requires. For weddings and corporate events, most clients pair a restroom trailer for guests with a standard unit or two for vendors and staff.

Where Can a Porta Potty Go?

Level, firm ground — grass, gravel, dirt, or pavement — within about 25 feet of where a service truck can park, and never on or uphill from a storm drain. On your own property no permit is needed; in the public right-of-way (the street or sidewalk) it does. Our placement guide walks through distance from the house, property lines, slopes, and HOA considerations.

What Affects the Price?

Four things: the number and type of units, how long you need them, how often they’re serviced, and delivery distance. A single standard unit for a weekend event prices very differently from six units with weekly service on a six-month build. Delivery is included within 50 miles of downtown San Diego. Send us the details and we’ll quote a firm number — no surprise fees.

Get a Porta Potty Quote in San Diego

Tell us the date, location, how many people or workers, and how long you need the units. Request a quote online or call (619) 877-8404. Questions first? Our FAQ covers what’s included, hookups, permits, and insurance.