Rates

How Our Pricing Works

Flat rates quoted on the phone, covering delivery, service and collection. Nothing is added to the invoice that was not said out loud first.

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What You Pay For

One Rate, Everything In It

A rental rate covers the unit, getting it to you, keeping it serviced for as long as you have it, and taking it away again. Three of those four are the ones other quotes tend to break out separately, which is how a cheap-looking number becomes an expensive invoice.

Unit	Typically used for	How it is rated
Standard porta potty	Crews, trails, general capacity	Flat weekly or monthly rate
Deluxe flushing unit	Weddings, guest use, long sites	Weekly or monthly, water topped up
ADA accessible unit	Public events, compliance	Weekly or monthly
Handwashing station	Food service, job-site canteens	Weekly, gray tank emptied
Luxury restroom trailer	Weddings, hospitality	Priced per booking

Quantities, duration and the delivery run all move the number, which is why it comes from a conversation rather than a table. Estimate your count first if you want to call with a figure in mind.

Short rentals

A weekend party or a one-day event. Delivered the day before, collected the next working day, one flat figure.

Weekly rentals

The standard job-site arrangement — a flat weekly rate with one service visit built into it.

Monthly rentals

Anything past about a month. Cheaper per week, and the site joins a fixed service route.

Questions

Questions About Cost

Why is there no price list on the page?

Because a number without the job attached to it is not useful. The same unit costs differently for one weekend in Roseville and six months on the Foresthill Divide. You get a firm figure on the call, and it does not move afterwards.

What is included in the rate?

Delivery, placement, scheduled servicing for the whole rental, all consumables, and collection. There is no separate delivery charge, fuel surcharge or pickup fee.

Is a long rental cheaper per week?

Yes, substantially. Past about a month a monthly rate replaces the weekly one and the site goes onto a fixed service route.

Do you take deposits?

For larger event orders and restroom trailers, usually — it is what holds the stock on your date. The terms are explained on the call before anything is committed.

What makes a quote go up?

Distance on the mountain runs, extra service visits on heavy-use bookings, and trailer rentals, which are a different class of equipment. All of it is said out loud before you book.