Single-Unit Porta Potty Trailer Rental

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Keep restroom access close as your jobsite changes with our single unit hitch rental. Mounted on a compact single-axle trailer, this portable restroom can be relocated around the site, making it a practical solution for crews and projects that are always on the move.

Toilet and urinal included

Wheel locking system

Single-axle trailer

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What’s Inside?

TOILET

Included

URINAL

Included

TOILET PAPER

Two-Roll dispenser

VENTILATION

Built-in

HEIGHT

91 inches

WIDTH

43.5 inches

DEPTH

47 inches

Common Rental Questions…

What is a single-unit porta potty trailer?

A single-unit porta potty trailer is a portable restroom mounted to a compact, single-axle trailer. It provides restroom access that can move as your crew or jobsite changes.

Where can the trailer be used?

The trailer is useful for road crews, utility work, large properties, changing jobsites and projects that cover multiple locations. It should be placed on a stable, level surface with service-truck access.

Can the restroom be moved around the jobsite?

Yes. The trailer-mounted design allows the restroom to be relocated between approved locations. Always secure the unit and follow the provided towing and placement requirements.

What type of hitch is required?

Units may use either a ball hitch or a pintle hitch. Confirm the connection on your assigned trailer before moving it to ensure your tow vehicle has the correct equipment.

Can the trailer be towed on public roads?

Road use depends on the assigned trailer, tow vehicle and applicable requirements. Confirm transportation requirements with our team before towing the unit on a public road.

How is the trailer secured after placement?

The trailer includes a wheel-locking system to help keep it in position. Place it on a stable, level surface and follow all setup instructions before allowing use.

Do I need a permit to rent a porta potty?

Permits aren’t usually required for private use, but some cities may require one for public events or street placement—always check local regulations.