Standard Portable Toilet Rental
One standard portable toilet, delivered, placed on dirt or concrete, and serviced on a schedule that fits the job.
Portable restroom services for Albuquerque and the towns around it
Albuquerque Porta Potty Rental arranges standard and ADA portable toilets, trailers, hand-wash stations and servicing for events, parks, construction and private gatherings in Albuquerque. Each service has its own page with the count, the placement, the permit route where it applies and the servicing schedule.
- Standard, ADA and trailer units
- Balloon Fiesta, festivals and parks
- Construction sites and crews
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15 services
Every porta potty rental service, one phone number
Most calls start with one service and end with another. A backyard party that becomes a larger gathering, or a crew's single unit that becomes a long-term rental, changes the plan. The service pages explain each option so the first call is clear.
The list below follows the order in which the calls usually come. Event and park services come first because they carry the most permit steps, and the construction and long-term services follow.
ADA Accessible Portable Restrooms
Accessible units with the wider door, the grab bars and the clear floor space, placed on a level route the wheelchair user can reach.
Balloon Fiesta Restroom Planning
Unit counts, placement and servicing schedules for the Balloon Fiesta field, the parking areas and the viewing crowds around them.
Festival and Concert Restrooms
Unit counts, clusters near the stages and the food area, and a servicing plan for each day of a festival or concert.
Park Event Restrooms and Park Use Permit
Unit placement that meets the City's park conditions, the site plan the permit asks for, and the notice period the Park Management Division needs.
Special Event Permit and Restroom Count
The restroom count and site plan that go into a Special Event Permit application, with the 30-day notice the City's pages describe.
Construction Site Portable Toilets
Crew-sized unit counts, placement that keeps the trucks moving, and servicing that keeps a multi-month site usable.
Long-Term Portable Toilet Rental
Units for a project that runs for months, with a servicing schedule, a placement plan and a pickup date written into the agreement.
Restroom Trailer Rental
A trailer with several stalls and a sink, placed where the site plan calls for more than a few portable units.
Handwashing Station Rental
Hand-wash stations placed beside the toilet clusters, with water, soap and a servicing schedule.
Delivery, Pickup and Servicing
How a unit gets to the site, how it is placed and serviced, and when it comes back out.
Wedding and Private Party Restrooms
Units placed on the route guests use, with an accessible unit and servicing set for the evening.
Rural and Foothill Property Restrooms
Access, placement and servicing for properties in the foothills and the rural edge of the metro.
Waste Hauling and Septage Rules
What New Mexico rules require for pumping and disposing of septage, and what the hauler must hold.
Weekend Event Servicing Schedule
A servicing plan set before a weekend event, so the units stay usable through the crowd.
Pricing
What each service typically costs
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which service fits a backyard party?
A standard unit, or two, placed on the guest route and serviced for the evening. The count follows the guests and the hours.
Which service fits a construction crew?
Crew-sized units placed off the work path, with a servicing schedule for the length of the job.
Which service fits a park?
Units placed under the Park Use Permit, on dirt or concrete, with the site plan approved before filing.
Do you offer a trailer?
Yes, where the site plan and the access allow it. The technician compares a trailer with standard units on the same plan.