Key facts
- Monthly rentals renew every 28 days at the same rate with weekly service.
- Delivery is charged once. Pickup is free — no removal fee.
- Billing stops the day you call for pickup; there's no contract.
- Callers keep units for builds, camper stays, lake lots and hunting seasons.
How does a monthly porta potty rental work?
A monthly rental runs in 28-day cycles at the same rate, with one weekly cleaning and restock included. Delivery is a one-time $49 and pickup is free. Call when you're done and billing stops that day. One caller living in a camper for six months used exactly this setup for himself.
“Port-a-potty for a six-month stretch… I live in a camper for six months.”
| Monthly quotes in our call log | Per 28 days | Delivery | Removal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard, Southern caller | $166 | $35 | $29 |
| Standard with sink | $279 | — | $29 |
| Standard, Michigan camper | $352.50 | $49 | — |
| Aaron Rental Works, Tyler | $179–$199 | $49 once | Included |
Is a month cheaper than a few weeks?
Usually it's the same. The delivery and pickup trips happen either way, so two weeks and four weeks cost the same 28-day cycle. If a job may run long, keep the unit — the next cycle bills at the same rate with no second delivery fee.
Dispatch notebook
A homeowner asked for “weekly and monthly pricing” for a job of “maybe a week or two,” then a gap, then a couple more weeks. Our answer for that pattern: keep one unit through the gap rather than paying for two deliveries.
Source: 50-call sample, 2026 phone log. Names, numbers, addresses and payment details removed.
What does weekly service include?
Each visit pumps the tank, scrubs the seat, floor and walls, refills the sink if there is one, and restocks paper, sanitizer and deodorizer. Busy crews, summer heat or 20+ users can add a second weekly visit. Low-use private sites can ask about every-other-week service.



Asked on our phone line
Questions callers asked us
How much is a porta potty by the month?
A standard construction porta potty in Tyler runs about $179–$199 every 28 days, with one cleaning and restock each week included. Delivery is a one-time $49 charge, and pickup is included — there is no separate removal fee. A unit with a sink runs about $279 per 28 days.
Can I keep a porta potty for six months?
Yes. Monthly rentals renew every 28 days at the same rate with weekly service, and you can stop any time — billing ends on the day you call for pickup. Callers have kept units for camper stays, lake-lot builds and deer-lease seasons.
How often do you clean a monthly porta potty?
Once a week, included in the 28-day price: pump the tank, scrub the seat, floor and walls, wipe the sink, and restock paper, sanitizer and deodorizer. Big crews or summer heat can add a second weekly visit for a quoted price.
Can I get an extra cleaning before an inspection or open house?
Yes. Call by 2 PM and we add a one-time service on the next route, priced on the phone before we come. Builders often book an extra clean before a walk-through, and homeowners before a family visit.
Can I change my delivery date after I book?
Yes — date changes are free any time before the truck leaves the yard. Call or reply to your quote text. Your price stays the same unless you move into a holiday weekend that is already fully booked, in which case dispatch tells you before anything changes.
Can my company open an account?
Yes. Builders, roll-off companies, churches and property managers can open an account with one monthly invoice across all sites, emailed W-9 and COI, and a named dispatcher. A company that rents often should ask for contractor pricing on 5+ units.