Key facts
- Standard event unit: about $249–$290 all-in.
- Monthly jobsite unit: about $179–$199 per 28 days + $49 delivery once.
- Sink unit $339–$399; flushable $449–$500; ADA $289–$339 per event.
- No fuel surcharge, no card fee, no removal fee; delivery once per drop.
How much does it cost to rent a porta potty in Tyler, TX?
Renting a standard porta potty in Tyler costs about $249–$290 for a weekend event, all-in, and about $179–$199 every 28 days for jobsites with weekly cleaning plus a one-time $49 delivery. Sink units run $339–$399 per event, flushable units $449–$500, and air-conditioned restroom trailers $1,500–$2,500 per weekend.
| Unit | Event (up to 5 business days) | 28-day cycle | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $249–$290 | $179–$199 + $49 once | Most booked |
| With sink | $339–$399 | $279 | Sink inside, no hose |
| Flushable with sink | $449–$500 | Quoted | Foot-pump flush |
| ADA accessible | $289–$339 | Quoted | Roll-in door |
| Hand-washing station | $180–$199 | $186–$199 | Two-sided |
| Restroom trailer (A/C) | $1,500–$2,500 | — | Hose + 20 A outlet |
What do other companies add after the first number?
In our 50-call sample, the first number often grew: a $35 fuel surcharge, a $29 removal fee billed after pickup, delivery fees of $35–$97 charged on every unit even on the same truck, and next-day rush pricing that turned $282 into $379. Aaron Rental Works quotes one all-in total instead.
| Line item | Heard in other quotes | Aaron Rental Works |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel surcharge | $35 | None |
| Removal / pickup fee | $29 per unit, after pickup | Included |
| Delivery fee | $35–$97 per unit | Once per drop |
| Next-day rush | $282 → $379 | None on daily routes |
| Card fee | Varies | None |
Dispatch notebook
Two standard units quoted at $270 each came to $592.20 with delivery, setup and taxes, and the dispatcher offered to drop the $35 fuel surcharge if the caller booked on the spot. Another host's two sink units at $260 each became about $714 once a $97 delivery fee was charged per unit.
Source: 50-call sample, 2026 phone log. Names, numbers, addresses and payment details removed.
Why is one day the same price as a weekend?
Because the cost is the truck, not the calendar. Each rental is a delivery trip, a pickup trip, cleaning and disposal. Trucks don't run on weekends, so a Saturday event is delivered Friday and picked up Monday either way. One day or four, the work — and the price — is the same.
“So we don't have a daily rate. Our event units are anywhere up to five business days.”
How do I get the lowest total?
Rent the right unit, not the fanciest; put every unit on one drop so delivery is charged once; book holiday weekends early instead of paying for scarcity; and on jobs, keep one unit through a short gap instead of paying two deliveries. Then ask for the total charged to your card.
- Match the unit to the guests (sink for food and kids, flushable for weddings).
- Group units on one delivery.
- Book holidays 7–10 days ahead.
- On builds, keep the unit through short gaps.
- Ask for the total, tax included.
Asked on our phone line
Questions callers asked us
How much does it cost to rent a porta potty in Tyler, TX?
A standard event porta potty in Tyler costs about $249–$290 all-in, with delivery, setup, cleaning and pickup included. A porta potty with a sink runs about $339–$399, and a flushable unit with a sink about $449–$500. Monthly construction units run about $179–$199 every 28 days plus a one-time $49 delivery.
Are there fuel surcharges, card fees or removal fees?
Not with us. In our phone log, callers heard about a $35 fuel surcharge, a $29 removal fee charged after pickup, $44–$97 delivery fees on every single unit, and rush fees for next-day. Aaron Rental Works quotes one all-in number: unit, delivery, pickup and service. No fuel surcharge, no card fee, no separate removal fee.
If I rent two units, do I pay delivery twice?
No. We charge one delivery fee per drop, not per unit. A caller pricing two toilets elsewhere was told the $97 delivery fee applied to each unit even on the same truck, which turned $520 into about $700. When your units ride on one truck to one address, you pay delivery once.
What's the total charged to my card?
Ask every company that exact question. Unit prices hide add-ons: one caller's “$249” became $292.47 after fees, and another's $270-per-unit quote became $592.20 for two. Our phone quote is the total, including tax, delivery and pickup. We text it to you itemized before you pay.
Why are porta potty quotes so different between companies?
Three reasons: unit grade, what is included, and who adds fees later. Some companies send scratched construction units to parties. Some quote the unit without delivery or removal. Some add fuel and card fees at checkout. Compare the total charged to your card for the same unit type, delivered and picked up.
Do you give a discount for more than one unit?
Yes. Three or more units on the same drop get multi-unit pricing, and churches, schools and nonprofit races can ask about community rates. Because delivery is charged once per drop, adding a second unit already costs less than the first.