Porta Potty Rental Questions, Answered

Same-day delivery is open Monday through Saturday when you call by 12 p.m. in the Frankfort area, or by 10 a.m. for towns past 30 miles. A rush fee starting at $75 is shown on its own line.

Next-day porta potty delivery is our normal schedule across the whole delivery area. Orders placed any time before the end of the business day qualify. Next-day delivery carries no rush fee. Orders placed on Saturday get delivery on the next business day, since there are no Sunday routes.

The soonest delivery is the same afternoon or evening when you call before the cutoff. Have the address, spot and unit count ready to save time on the call.

Same-day delivery costs more because it pulls a driver off a set route or adds a second trip. The rush fee starts at $75 and covers that extra drive. Next-day delivery skips the fee. The rush fee always appears as a separate line in your quote.

Saturday porta potty delivery is available on request, but Sunday is not a route day. Sunday events get delivery on Friday or Saturday. Pickup then happens on Monday. Friday drop-off with Monday pickup costs nothing extra for a weekend event.

Saturday morning drop-off can be arranged on request for a Saturday event. Sunday pickup is not possible because there are no Sunday routes, so pickup happens Monday. A Friday drop-off and Monday pickup carry no extra charge. Tell us your preferred drop-off day when you book.

Friday drop-off and Monday pickup keep the truck away while your guests are there. The unit is also in place and ready well before the party starts. You pay the event price, not a three-day price. Thursday drop-off is also available if you need extra setup time.

Keeping a porta potty from Friday through Monday for a weekend event costs nothing extra. The event price covers the day before through the day after. Saturday drop-off is also available on request. Sunday pickup is not offered, because there are no Sunday routes.

A weekday event gets porta potty delivery on the business day before and pickup on the business day after. The price is the same event price as a weekend. Same-day delivery is also possible when you call by the cutoff. Free date changes are allowed with 24 hours' notice.

Thursday porta potty delivery works for weekend events when you need extra setup time. The price stays the same as long as pickup is the following Monday. Tell us on the call that you want Thursday. The driver texts a photo once the unit is in place.

Porta potty delivery comes in a morning or afternoon window, not at an exact time. The driver texts about 30 minutes before arrival. Exact times are not guaranteed because routes shift during the day. You do not need to be home if the spot is marked.

The driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arriving at your address. After the unit is placed, the driver texts you a photo of the spot. Add gate codes or directions to your order notes. Those notes go with the driver on every visit.

Two business days of notice is plenty for most porta potty orders. Same-day delivery works when you call by 12 p.m. near Frankfort, or 10 a.m. farther out. Weddings and big festivals should book several weeks ahead. Accessible units and restroom trailers are the first to run out.

Book a porta potty 2 to 4 weeks ahead for a summer weekend. For a wedding, book as soon as the date is set. Restroom trailers and accessible units sell out first from May to October. Date changes are free with 24 hours' notice.

A quote for next year is fine, and we can hold the date for you. You can move the date for free with 24 hours' notice before delivery. Quotes go out by text or email. A booked order keeps its quoted price.

A booked delivery date can be changed for free with 24 hours' notice. The change works as long as a unit is open on the new date. Call or text the office with the new date. Event orders cancelled 48 hours or more before delivery get a full refund.

Standard porta potties are usually open for the coming weekend. Accessible units, flushing units and restroom trailers go fast from May to October. Call (502) 300-9969 to check what is open for your date. Same-day delivery is available Monday through Saturday before the cutoff.

Pickup happens within 1 to 2 business days of your call or text to end a rental. Event units are picked up the business day after the event. Weekend event units are picked up on Monday. Monthly billing stops once the unit is picked up.

Holiday weekends like July 4th and Labor Day are open for porta potty rentals, but they book early. We deliver before the holiday and pick up after it. Book 2 to 4 weeks ahead for the best choice of units. Call early to hold accessible units and restroom trailers.

We serve Frankfort, all of Franklin County and towns within about 80 road miles. Give us the ZIP on the call. The service area page lists every county and city.

Taylor Portable Toilets Rental is a local company based in Frankfort, Kentucky. Taylor, the owner, runs the business. Every unit is delivered and serviced from Frankfort by our own crew. Call (502) 300-9969 Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The porta potties we rent are our own units, delivered and serviced by our Frankfort-based crew. The same crew handles weekly service on long rentals. Every unit goes out washed and stocked. Drivers text a photo after each delivery.

Rural properties without a street address get delivery from a map pin, GPS coordinates or nearby directions. A sign or flag at the lane helps the driver find the turn. The lane should be firm and about 10 feet wide for the truck. Text the pin or directions after you book.

GPS coordinates or a dropped map pin work well in place of a street address. Text them to the office after the call so the driver has them. Add notes on gates, landmarks or a job sign. Those details stay on your order for every service visit.

Gravel roads and farm lanes are fine when they are firm and about 10 feet wide. Steep, muddy or narrow roads may mean we set the unit at the bottom or at the gate.

Distance from Frankfort changes only the delivery charge, because delivery is priced by ZIP code. Farther towns cost more to reach, but the unit price stays the same. Delivery is charged once per order to one address. Franklin County delivery starts at $65 round trip.

Orders are not paid in person at our yard; they are handled by phone, text and email. You pay by card when you book, either on the call or through a secure link. All major cards and debit are accepted. The quote and receipt come by text or email.

Place it on level, firm ground the truck can reach, within about 15 feet of the drive. Keep it 10 feet from septic lids and wells, and away from food tables.

Backyard placement works when the gate is at least 48 inches wide and the path is firm. Two crew members carry the unit from the truck to the spot. Accessible units need a wider path. Point out soft ground, steps or tight turns on the call.

A specific spot works as long as the ground is level and the truck can reach it. Mark the spot with a cone, chalk or flag, or text a photo. The driver places the unit there and turns the door the way you want.

A locked gate is handled with a gate code, an unlocked gate on service day, or a text first. Pick whichever works best for your site. The driver sees your gate notes on every visit. Your service day stays the same each week, so you can plan ahead.

The driver will look for job signs, flags and landmarks if GPS fails. Add them to the order notes when you book. A lot number or map pin also helps on new lots. A clear sign at the entrance saves time on every service visit.

The ground needs to be close to flat, with no more than about 1 inch of slope per foot. On hills, point out the flattest spot near the road. A tilted unit is hard to use and can tip. Firm gravel, pavement or dry grass all work.

Low wires and branches can be a problem because they block the truck's lift. The truck needs about 14 feet of clear space overhead. Tell us about wires or trees on the call. We can then plan the approach or pick a different spot.

A porta potty can go in a public park with the park's approval. Events on Frankfort city property need a City of Frankfort special event permit first. Ask Frankfort Parks and Recreation about shelter or field rules. Once approved, we deliver to the spot the park assigns.

You do not need to be home for porta potty delivery. Mark the spot with a flag or cone and unlock any gates. The driver texts a photo when the unit is placed. Add any access notes to your order when you book.

A delivered unit can be moved for you, and the move is quoted as one trip. Please do not move the unit yourself. A full tank is heavy and can tip and spill. Call or text the office with the new spot or address.

A standard porta potty has a seat, a urinal and a roof vent. It comes stocked with toilet paper and a hand sanitizer dispenser. A mirror and coat hook are inside too. See the standard unit details.

Every porta potty arrives with toilet paper already stocked. Long rentals get a restock of toilet paper at each weekly service. Busy sites can add twice-weekly service to keep supplies full. An extra service visit starts at $65 if you run low between visits.

Every standard and accessible porta potty has a hand sanitizer dispenser inside. Flushing units go a step further with a sink, soap and water. Sanitizer is refilled at each weekly service on long rentals. For food events, add a hand washing station with two sinks.

The standard porta potty has hand sanitizer but no sink. For soap and water, add a two-sink hand washing station or choose a flushing unit with a sink. Hand washing stations start at $125 for an event. Flushing units start at $275 for an event.

Men and women can both use the same porta potty. Every unit is single-user and lockable, with a seat and a urinal. Only one person is inside at a time, so privacy is simple. Large events often add a separate accessible unit as well.

Photos of the exact unit type can be texted to you on request. Event units are newer shells in blue, gray or pink. Ask for a photo before you book if looks matter for your event. Photos come by text, so no email is needed.

Porta potty colors include blue and gray as standard choices. Pink event units are available on many dates. Ask about color when you call, and we will note it on your order. We can text a photo of the unit type before delivery.

Standard porta potties have no built-in light; they use daylight through the roof. For evening events, a battery tap light works well inside. A restroom trailer has its own lights for events that run past dark. Keep a lit path from the party to the units.

A standard porta potty is about 44 inches wide, 47 inches deep and 90 inches tall. An accessible unit is larger, about 7.5 feet square. A standard unit fits through a gate at least 48 inches wide when carried. The tank holds about 60 gallons.

An event unit is different from a construction unit mainly in age and look. Event units are newer, cleaner-looking shells kept for parties and weddings. Construction units are built for heavy weekly use on job sites. Both arrive washed and stocked with toilet paper and sanitizer.

Flushing porta potties are available, with a foot pump that rinses the bowl and a sink for hand washing. They carry their own water, so no hookup is needed. Event pricing starts at $275. See flushing units.

A flushing unit needs no water hookup at all. The unit carries its own fresh-water tank for the foot-pump flush and the sink. That lets it go on a lawn or field far from any spigot. In hard winter cold, the water lines can freeze.

Wheelchair-accessible porta potties are available, with a ground-level door, grab bars and a 60-inch turning space inside. The door is about 36 inches wide. Event pricing starts at $245. Plan at least 1 per cluster at public events. See ADA units.

One standard plus one accessible porta potty is a common order for parties and events. Both units ride on one truck, so you pay one delivery charge. Event pricing starts at $165 for the standard and $245 for the accessible unit. Place the accessible unit on firm, level ground.

Two-sink hand washing stations are available for rent, with foot pumps, soap and towels. Each station holds about 40 gallons, enough for about 400 washes. Event rental starts at $125, or $145 per 28 days on a job site. See hand washing stations.

Two-stall and three-stall restroom trailers are available for weddings and events. Each trailer has air conditioning, heat, lights and mirrors. A 2-stall trailer starts at $895 per event weekend. Book early, because trailers sell out first in wedding season. See restroom trailers.

A restroom trailer needs a 110-volt, 20-amp outdoor outlet within 50 feet. Water comes from a hose spigot or the trailer's onboard tank. A generator can be added when the site has no power. Tell us where the outlet is when you book.

Our restroom trailers have air conditioning for hot summer days and heat for cool nights. Frankfort's July highs average about 88°F, so cooling matters for summer weddings. Each trailer also has lights and mirrors. The climate control runs on the 110-volt outlet at your site.

Porta potties on wheels for customers to tow are not part of our rental lineup. Every unit is delivered and placed by our crew. Call or text if the unit needs to go to a new spot. Restroom trailers are also delivered and set up by us.

A deluxe flushing unit is a single portable stall with a sink and no hookups. A restroom trailer is a towed trailer with real toilets, vanities and climate control that needs power.

One porta potty serves about 50 guests over a 4-hour event. On a job site, one unit serves up to 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service. Longer events need more units to avoid lines. Add 1 extra unit for every 5 when alcohol is served.

A 100-guest event lasting up to 4 hours needs 2 standard porta potties. For an event over 6 hours, plan 3 units. With alcohol, add 1 more unit. Include at least 1 accessible unit, and add a hand washing station if food is served. Try the calculator.

One porta potty is enough for up to 50 guests over 4 hours. Past 50 guests or 4 hours, add a second unit to avoid lines. Alcohol raises use, so add another unit for every 5. Even a small public event should include at least 1 accessible unit.

A crowd of 500 for 4 hours needs 10 standard porta potties. Serving alcohol adds 2 more, for 12 in all. Each cluster needs at least 1 accessible unit, or 5% of its units. Add hand washing stations near food, about 1 for every 4 units.

Add 1 hand washing station for every 4 porta potties when food is served. Every food event should have at least 1 station. A station's 40-gallon tank covers about 400 washes. Place stations near the food line and the restroom cluster.

A restroom trailer needs about 1 stall per 50 guests for a 4- to 6-hour event. A 2-stall trailer covers about 100 guests. A 3-stall trailer covers about 150 guests. For 150 guests with a bar, plan a 3-stall trailer.

OSHA requires 1 toilet on a job site with 20 or fewer workers. Above 20, the rule is 1 seat plus 1 urinal per 40 workers. At 200 workers or more, the rule is 1 per 50. We suggest 1 unit per 10 workers with weekly service. See the construction page.

Cleaning comes with the rental: rentals over a week include weekly service at no extra charge. Event units arrive freshly cleaned and stocked. Long multi-day events can add a mid-event service. An extra visit starts at $65 if you need one.

Porta potties on long rentals are serviced once a week on the same weekday. Busy sites can add twice-weekly service. A dated tag inside the door records each visit. Large events with heavy use can add a mid-event service.

Porta potty servicing includes a full pump-out of the tank and a wash of the floor and walls. The crew then sanitizes the unit and adds fresh deodorizer. Toilet paper and hand sanitizer are restocked. From November through March, antifreeze goes in the tank too.

Your service day is set when the unit is delivered and stays the same weekday each week. We tell you the day at the first service. The visit date is written on the tag inside the door. Ask for a text before service if you want notice.

A text before servicing is available if you ask for one. The driver sends it while on the way to your site. Most sites need no notice, since service falls on the same weekday. Gates must be open or a code left on service day.

Twice-weekly service can be added to any porta potty rental. The extra visit appears as a separate line on your bill. Busy job sites and hot summer months are common reasons to add it. A single extra visit is also available, starting at $65.

A one-week job usually needs no cleaning during the rental. The unit arrives clean and stocked, and the tank holds about 200 uses. Large crews may fill a unit sooner. In that case, add a second unit or an extra service visit.

A multi-day event should get a mid-event service when each unit serves more than 50 guests a day. The visit pumps the tank, cleans the unit and restocks supplies. Book the mid-event service along with the rental. Campgrounds and overnight events benefit the most.

A smelly porta potty usually needs a service visit, so call or text the office and we send one. Placing the unit in shade helps in July and August. A second weekly service also cuts odor in hot weather. Extra visits start at $65.

Our service routes are set up for rented units only. Call with your address and we will tell you if a visit to your own unit is possible. If a visit is not possible, renting a serviced unit is another option.

Porta potties are kept from freezing in winter with non-toxic antifreeze added at each service. This runs from November through March and costs nothing extra. Place the unit out of the wind and keep the door shut. Standard units are the best pick for winter sites.

You can tell a porta potty was serviced by checking the dated tag inside the door. Every visit is written on that tag, so the last service shows at a glance. Service falls on the same weekday each week. Contractors can keep the tag dates as their service record.

A standard porta potty for a one-day event starts at $165. That price covers drop-off the day before and pickup the day after. Delivery is a separate line priced by ZIP code. An accessible unit starts at $245 for an event.

A weekend porta potty rental costs the same as a one-day event, starting at $165. The unit arrives Friday and leaves Monday. There is no charge for the extra days. Delivery to your ZIP code is listed on its own line.

A standard job site porta potty starts at $185 per 28-day cycle. Weekly service is included in that price. The first cycle also includes delivery. The rental renews on its own until you ask for pickup. We text a reminder 3 days before each cycle.

Porta potty prices are per unit, not a total for the order. Delivery and pickup are one charge for the whole order to one address. So 3 units at one address pay one delivery charge. The quote lists each unit and the delivery on separate lines.

Delivery is not hidden in the unit price; it shows as its own line, priced by ZIP code. Franklin County delivery starts at $65 round trip, which covers pickup too. Farther towns cost more to reach. There is no fuel surcharge.

Event porta potty quotes include pickup with delivery, so there is no separate pickup fee. Monthly rentals are different. They charge a one-time pickup fee at the end of the rental. After pickup, no new cycles are billed.

The quote total includes Kentucky sales tax, so the number you see is the number you pay. We add no fuel surcharge and no card fee. Tax-exempt groups can send a certificate to remove sales tax. Each line on the quote is itemized.

Porta potty quotes from us have no hidden fees. Damage or extra trips you ask for are the only charges that could be added. Both are explained before they are billed. There is no fuel surcharge, no card fee and no surprise delivery charge.

The 28-day billing cycle charges the same amount every 28 days until you call for pickup. The first cycle is higher because it includes delivery. Cycles are not prorated. We text a reminder 3 days before each new cycle begins. A one-time pickup charge applies at the end.

The first month costs more because the first 28-day cycle carries the one-time delivery charge. Later cycles cover only the unit and weekly service. A one-time pickup charge is billed at the end of the rental.

A rental kept a few days past 28 days is not prorated. A new 28-day cycle starts on day 29. Call for pickup a few days before then to avoid a new charge. Watch for our reminder text, which comes 3 days before renewal.

You do not pay a whole month for 1 to 3 days, because short needs use event pricing. Needs of 4 days or more usually bill one 28-day cycle. Weekly service is included on a full cycle. Ask on the call which option costs less for your dates.

We can look at a competitor's quote if you send it in writing. If the quote covers the same unit, service and delivery, we tell you what we can do. Quotes can be sent by text or email. Callbacks come within 30 minutes during business hours.

A volume discount is available to ask for on orders of 5 or more units. Contractors with several sites and nonprofits can ask for a volume rate too. Multiple sites can share one account with one statement. Mention the count when you request a quote.

Nonprofit pricing is something churches, schools and nonprofits can ask about. A tax-exempt group can email its exemption certificate, and sales tax comes off the quote. Church and nonprofit cards are welcome for payment. Ask about the rate when you request your quote.

Event prices start at $165 for a standard unit and $245 for an accessible unit. A flushing unit with a sink starts at $275. A 2-stall restroom trailer starts at $895 per event weekend. See the price guide.

A booked porta potty order keeps its quoted price. Unbooked quotes are good for 14 days. Book within that time to hold the price and the date. Event orders are paid by card when you book, and date changes are free with a day's notice.

A one-day event unit stays from the business day before your event to the business day after. A Saturday event gets Friday drop-off and Monday pickup. That extra time costs nothing more. Thursday drop-off is also possible for extra setup time.

An event unit can stay up to 7 days at event pricing. Stays longer than 7 days switch to a 28-day billing cycle. A 28-day cycle includes weekly service. Tell us your end date when you book so the quote fits.

Month-to-month rental works well for jobs with no set end date. Monthly rentals renew every 28 days on their own and stop when you call for pickup. Weekly service is included in each cycle. A reminder text arrives 3 days before each renewal.

To end the rental, call or text the office with the address. Pickup comes within 1 to 2 business days. Billing stops when we pick up the unit. Monthly rentals carry a one-time pickup charge. The office is open Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Monthly rentals keep billing if you forget to call, because each cycle renews until you ask for pickup. We text a reminder 3 days before each new cycle so the charge never surprises you. Cycles are not prorated, so call before day 29.

Event orders can be cancelled for a full refund up to 48 hours before delivery. Cancel by calling or texting the office. Moving the date instead is free with 24 hours' notice. See the rental terms.

A cancellation fee does not apply when you cancel 48 hours or more before delivery. Inside 48 hours, a trip charge may apply if the truck is already routed. Call or text as early as you can if plans change.

Damage to a unit beyond normal wear is billed at repair cost; normal wear is on us. Fire, vandalism, graffiti, and tipping by vehicles or animals count as damage. Each charge is explained before you are billed. Details are in the rental terms.

A 50-guest backyard party needs 1 standard unit for up to 4 hours. Longer parties, or parties with alcohol, need 2 units so the line stays short. Add a hand washing station if food is served. Place the units near the party but away from the grill and food tables.

A porta potty near the party keeps foot traffic out of your house. That protects floors, and it keeps your septic or plumbing from overload. Place the unit near the party but downwind of food. Add a battery tap light if the party runs after dark.

A restroom trailer is the best choice for an outdoor wedding with power. Flushing units with sinks are best when the site has no power. A trailer needs a 110-volt, 20-amp outlet within 50 feet. Add 1 accessible unit for guests who need one. See wedding restrooms.

Event-grade porta potties cover graduations, baby showers, birthdays and reunions. Weekend parties get Friday drop-off and Monday pickup. A standard event unit starts at $165. Pink units are available on many dates for showers and parties.

Last-minute delivery for a church event or memorial is possible with same-day service. Call before noon near Frankfort, or by 10 a.m. for towns 30 to 80 miles out. Same-day runs Monday through Saturday, with a rush fee from $75.

A unit can be held until the end of the business day while you get approval. Ask for the hold on the call. We can text or email the quote so others can review it. Book before the hold ends to keep the date.

Someone else can call to book and pay for your rental. The quote can go to the person who approves it. The billing address on the card can differ from the delivery address. Add the on-site contact to the order notes.

An itemized written quote can be sent to your board or committee. The quote goes out by text or email for approval. Each unit, delivery, pickup and tax appear on separate lines. Invoices can show your group's name for your records.

Friday-through-Sunday events get Thursday or Friday drop-off and Monday pickup. Large crowds should add a mid-event service to pump and restock the units. Sunday pickup is not available, since there are no Sunday routes. Plan 1 unit per 50 guests for each 4 hours of use.

Campground events have a few special needs: a mid-event service, a hand washing station and units near lighting. Overnight guests use units more, so service matters. Place units on firm, level ground the truck can reach. Keep them away from tents and food areas.

A construction porta potty starts at $185 per month, billed every 28 days with weekly service. Delivery is added to the first cycle only. Pickup is charged once when the job ends. Antifreeze is added in winter at no extra charge.

An owner-builder rents the same job site porta potty as a contractor. The price, weekly service and 28-day billing are the same. The unit can sit by the driveway or near the work. Delivery is priced by your ZIP code.

A one-to-two week bathroom remodel can get a unit, billed as one 28-day cycle with weekly service. The unit can sit by the driveway, close to the house. Keep it 10 feet from any septic lid. Call for pickup once the new bathroom works.

A home with the water shut off can rent a porta potty for as long as the repair takes. Same-day delivery helps in an emergency when you call by the cutoff. The rental bills one 28-day cycle with weekly service. Call for pickup when the water is back on.

A new lot with no address can get delivery from a lot number, map pin or nearest address. A job sign at the entrance helps the driver find the spot. Text the pin after you book. The same notes guide every weekly service visit.

Quotes for several job sites can be done at once and put on one account. The account gets one statement, with a set service day for each site. Delivery is priced by each site's ZIP code. Ask about a volume rate for 5 or more units.

A written budget quote for a project starting next year is free. The quote lists units, service and delivery so you can carry it into your bid. Plan 1 unit per 10 workers with weekly service. Quotes come by text or email.

You can get newer, cleaner units, and we can text a photo before you switch. Every unit leaves washed and stocked. Each weekly service is dated on the tag inside the door. That tag lets you check that service happened on time.

A hand washing station is required on a job site when crews handle harmful materials, under OSHA 1926.51(f). That includes paints, coatings and herbicides. Most sites add 1 station anyway, near the toilet and break area. Job site stations start at $145 per 28 days.

A porta potty on private property in Frankfort needs no permit. Events on city property, streets or sidewalks need a City of Frankfort special event permit. Apply before you book units for a public event. Your restroom count is part of that event plan.

Many HOAs allow a unit during a remodel or party. Check your HOA rules, and place the unit beside the house rather than at the street if asked.

The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services regulates portable toilet servicing in Kentucky. The Cabinet licenses septage haulers under 902 KAR 10:170. That rule covers waste pumped from portable toilets. It also governs where the waste goes.

A porta potty can smell more in summer heat, since heat speeds up odor. July highs in Frankfort average about 88°F. Every service adds fresh deodorizer. In July and August, add a second weekly service and place units in shade.

A porta potty can stay out all winter in Frankfort with antifreeze added at each service. Winter treatment runs from November through March at no extra charge. January lows average about 25°F, so treatment matters. Flushing units and hand washing sinks can still freeze in hard cold.

During a flood warning, we move units off low ground before water rises. Call as soon as the warning is issued, near the Kentucky River or any creek. The river crested at 48.27 feet at Frankfort in April 2025. Moves depend on roads being open. See the flood planning guide.

High wind can tip a porta potty on an exposed hilltop or open field. Units in those spots can be staked or strapped down on request. Ask for a tie-down on open job sites and event fields. Facing the door away from the wind also keeps it from slamming.

We take Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and debit cards for porta potty rentals. There is no card fee. Payment can be made on the call or through a secure link we text you. Church, company and nonprofit cards work too.

Cash and checks are not taken for booking, since a card payment is required to schedule the unit. Business accounts can ask about check payment on approved terms. Debit cards work for customers without a credit card. There is no fee for paying by card.

You pay up front for event orders, by card when you book. Cancel 48 hours ahead and the full amount comes back. Monthly rentals pay each 28-day cycle at its start. The first cycle includes delivery.

Payment at delivery is not offered; payment is taken when you book so the unit can be scheduled. A secure payment link can be texted to you. That way, nobody has to be home with a card when the truck arrives.

A church or company card works fine for booking. The billing address can differ from the delivery address. Invoices can show the church or business name. Tax-exempt churches can send a certificate so sales tax is removed.

A quote can be sent by text if you do not use email. Receipts can go by text message too. Every line of the quote is itemized, from unit to tax. Expect a callback within 30 minutes during business hours if you have questions.

Invoices can be billed under your business name for your records and taxes. The quote and receipt both show the business name. A company card is fine for payment. Contractors with several sites can keep them all on one account.

A quote needs a few details because price depends on the ZIP, dates and unit count. A ZIP, dates and headcount are all we need for a price. The rest, like gate codes and placement, comes when you book.

Every quote can be texted to you instead of emailed. Send the form or call, and the quote arrives as an itemized text. During business hours, we call back within 30 minutes. Reply to the text to book or ask questions.