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Porta Potty Rentalin Wisconsin
A standard portable restroom is a self-contained, non-plumbed toilet unit with a 60-70 gallon waste holding tank, serviced on a scheduled route by a licensed septage hauler. In Wisconsin, expect $175 to $280 per unit for a weekend event rental (delivery friday, pickup monday). 2-3 business days in the off season; 2-3 weeks between May and September.
- $175+
- per unit
- 6
- Cities covered
- 60-70
- Gallon tank
- Wis.
- Governing standard
Porta Potty Rental pricing in Wisconsin
| Rental type | Price range | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Weekend event rental (delivery Friday, pickup Monday) | $175 to $280 | per unit |
| One-week rental with one service visit | $175 to $275 | per unit |
| Monthly construction rental, weekly service | $150 to $275 | per unit per month |
What moves the number
- Distance from the Waukesha dispatch point, since placements beyond 45 minutes carry a route surcharge
- Service frequency: weekly is standard, while 2x and 3x weekly add roughly 60-90% and 120-170% to the base rate
- Rental duration, because one-day and weekend rentals absorb a full delivery and pickup trip in a single billing period
- Seasonal demand between May and September, when Wisconsin event and construction volume peak simultaneously
- Winter servicing between December and March, which requires antifreeze charging and adds cost per service visit
Ranges reflect Wisconsin market rates observed in 2026 for delivery, weekly servicing, and pickup. Final pricing depends on unit type, service frequency, placement distance from our Waukesha dispatch point, and rental duration. Call for a firm quote.
Specification
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Footprint | 44 in wide x 48 in deep x 92 in tall |
| Tank capacity | 60-70 gallons |
| Capacity between services | approximately 200 uses, or one week for a 10-person crew |
| Empty weight | approximately 180 lbs |
| Placement requirements | A level pad at least 5 ft by 5 ft with straight-line truck access within 25 ft |
The standard that governs this service
In Wisconsin, any business that services or disposes of septage, including portable restroom waste, must hold a septage servicing license under Wis. Admin. Code ch. NR 113, administered by the Department of Natural Resources.
| Requirement | Rule | Administered by |
|---|---|---|
| Septage business license for servicing and disposal | Wis. Admin. Code ch. NR 113 | Wisconsin DNR |
| Operator certification, including operator-in-charge designation | Wis. Admin. Code ch. NR 114 | Wisconsin DNR |
| Portable restroom construction standards | Wis. Admin. Code ch. SPS 391 | Wisconsin DSPS |
- Every septage business in Wisconsin must designate an operator-in-charge, and individuals servicing septage must be certified as an operator-in-training, a certified septage vehicle operator, or a master operator under ch. NR 114.
- A certification exemption exists for portable restroom servicing assistants, which is why a servicing crew may include uncertified assistants working under a certified operator.
- Under ch. SPS 391, the storage chamber of a portable restroom that receives human waste must be watertight, and the entire floor plus the side walls to a height of at least 4 inches must be made of material impervious to water.
- Portable restroom servicing sits under DNR septage rules rather than under DSPS plumbing licensure, which is a common point of confusion when verifying a supplier.
Source: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services, Wis. Admin. Code ch. NR 113 and ch. NR 114; Wis. Admin. Code ch. SPS 391. Verified August 2026.
Read the full guide: How to Verify a Wisconsin Porta Potty Company Is Licensed →
How booking works
- Call and give us the placement address, the date range, and the headcount or crew size.
- We size the order against the applicable standard: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) for job sites, or the municipal special-event table where one exists.
- We confirm truck access and a level placement pad, then lock the delivery window.
- Units are delivered, staked or weighted if exposed, and stocked before the crew or gate opens.
- A licensed operator services each unit on the agreed frequency: pump, sanitize, restock, recharge deodorizer.
- We pull the units on your end date and send the final invoice.
Lead time: 2-3 business days in the off season; 2-3 weeks between May and September.
(262) 583-6347Porta Potty Rental by city
Each city page carries local pricing factors, the permitting office that applies, and the placement conditions specific to that market.
- Porta Potty Rental in MilwaukeeMilwaukee County · 566,973 residents
- Porta Potty Rental in WaukeshaWaukesha County · 71,233 residents
- Porta Potty Rental in MadisonDane County · 278,001 residents
- Porta Potty Rental in KenoshaKenosha County · 99,372 residents
- Porta Potty Rental in RacineRacine County · 77,633 residents
- Porta Potty Rental in New BerlinWaukesha County · 40,270 residents
Porta Potty Rental questions
How much is porta potty rental in Wisconsin?
Weekend event rental (delivery Friday, pickup Monday): $175 to $280 per unit. One-week rental with one service visit: $175 to $275 per unit. Monthly construction rental, weekly service: $150 to $275 per unit per month. Ranges reflect Wisconsin market rates observed in 2026 for delivery, weekly servicing, and pickup. Final pricing depends on unit type, service frequency, placement distance from our Waukesha dispatch point, and rental duration. Call for a firm quote.
What is included in a porta potty rental?
A standard portable restroom is a self-contained, non-plumbed toilet unit with a 60-70 gallon waste holding tank, serviced on a scheduled route by a licensed septage hauler. Delivery, scheduled servicing, and pickup are included in every quoted rate. Standard service frequency is once per week per unit, which includes pumping the waste tank, restocking tissue, sanitizing interior surfaces, and recharging the deodorizer. Higher-traffic sites are scheduled at 2x or 3x weekly.
How far in advance should I book porta potty rental?
2-3 business days in the off season; 2-3 weeks between May and September. Booking earlier matters most between Memorial Day and Labor Day, when Wisconsin event and construction demand peak at the same time and regional inventory tightens.
What standard governs porta potty rental sizing?
In Wisconsin, any business that services or disposes of septage, including portable restroom waste, must hold a septage servicing license under Wis. Admin. Code ch. NR 113, administered by the Department of Natural Resources. Ask any Wisconsin portable restroom supplier for the NR 113 septage license number of the business that will actually service your units. Some booking companies subcontract servicing, so the licensed entity may not be the company name on your invoice. Ours is disclosed on request before you book.
Which Wisconsin cities do you cover for porta potty rental?
We currently place porta potty rental in 6 released Wisconsin markets, routed from our Waukesha dispatch point. Coverage extends across Southeast Wisconsin and into the Fox Valley. Call (262) 583-6347 to confirm your address.
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Book porta potty rental in Wisconsin
2-3 business days in the off season; 2-3 weeks between May and September. Rates published, sizing done against Wis. Admin. Code ch. NR 113 and ch. NR 114; Wis. Admin. Code ch. SPS 391, quotes given on the call.