Clean Porta Potties, Delivered in Hialeah — Flat Weekly Rates — By Phone
Pouring a slab off Okeechobee Road, loading trucks in a warehouse district, or throwing a quince in the backyard — we set clean units, quote one flat number, and keep them serviced through the heat. Start with a call to (786) 882-6007.
Phones on Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · One call books it · Delivery across Hialeah & the surrounding area · Pickup included
The unit you see on warehouse builds and along job-site fences from Palm Springs North to the produce yards — stocked, sturdy in the subtropical damp, and pumped on a regular round.
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Adds a flushing bowl and a foot-pump sink, which is why it lands at quinces, church festivals and any gathering where guests notice the small things.
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Enters at grade through a wide door, with grab bars and a floor plan roomy enough to turn a wheelchair — straightforward for anyone to use.
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Two- and four-bay sink units with soap, paper towels and fresh water on tap — set one anywhere a caterer, a croqueta stand or a church-carnival food line pulls a crowd.
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Private stalls, porcelain vanities on running water and a climate-controlled interior that keeps its cool through a Miami-Dade August — built for reception halls, quinces and long-running warehouse builds.
View details →Q: A 65-person warehouse crew near Hialeah Gardens? A: Two seats plus two urinals, since federal job-site toilet rules limit a single toilet to crews of 20 or fewer under OSHA.
A four-hour quinceañera for 180 starts at four standard units, roughly one per fifty guests. Count the DJ, the caterers and the family helping in the back.
Open bar, or a party going past midnight? Add units. Weddings and all-day festivals in Miami-Dade heat need a bigger margin.
Grouping 10 units at a Hialeah block party? One must be accessible, 5% rounded up. Add a handwash sink to the porta potty rental for food and cake tables.
Give us the address, the dates and a rough headcount, and we price the whole thing flat while you are still on the line.
Our driver brings the truck in — a fenced lot off the Palmetto, a warehouse bay or a backyard on a tight street — sets each unit where you point, and matches the service pace to the use.
Pump-outs run on schedule for the length of the rental, and every unit comes off the day the job is done.
Industrial yards off Okeechobee Road and in the warehouse districts are often gated with set hours. Share gate times so service lands while the yard is open.
From May through October, afternoon storms can flood low streets in minutes. Place units on a raised slab or driveway rather than a swale or grass edge.
For a quince or family party, a unit by the side gate keeps guests out of the house. A handwash station beside it goes a long way in August heat.
The Palmetto Expressway and Okeechobee Road crawl at rush hour. Midmorning delivery windows across Hialeah, Miami Lakes and Medley run far more predictably.
Warehouse and residential projects off Okeechobee Road along the city's western edge.
Logistics warehouse builds along NW 25th Street and corporate events in the office parks.
Mediterranean Revival home renovations and events near Miracle Mile.
Waterfront events at Peacock Park and bayfront condo construction.
Shopping-center renovations along Kendall Drive and backyard parties in the suburbs.
Produce market and warehouse district renovations near the Miami River.
1Month-to-month units for crews across the warehouse corridors, the produce and wholesale yards, and the tilt-up builds near the airport — on a round your foreman never has to phone in.
2Units on the ground before the first cousin parks and gone the next business day — Milander Park gatherings, church carnivals, block parties and backyard birthdays on the family streets off West 49th.
3Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a reception hall, a banquet venue or a backyard quince without looking like a job-site rental parked out back.
4Full banks laid out and serviced for street festivals, Hialeah Park events and any multi-day run that draws a Miami-Dade crowd.
5Units that stay put through phased warehouse builds, standing job sites and seasonal work — and hold up through the humidity and the summer downpours.
6Fast-turn units and trailers for the day a main breaks, a storm rolls through in hurricane season, or a site pulls a crowd nobody planned for.
Quick answers to what comes up on nearly every call in Hialeah. Have a one-off situation? (786) 882-6007 is all it takes.
For a standard unit, figure around $120–$195 a week with delivery, weekly service and haul-off already inside that number; flushing models, ADA units and trailers sit higher, and a locked produce yard off Okeechobee Road can nudge it. Ring (786) 882-6007 and we will commit to a figure.
Around Hialeah & the surrounding area the truck is usually out with it that afternoon, and if not, the following business morning. Phone in early and tell us about any guard shack or narrow warehouse drive off the Palmetto so the driver threads the truck in clean.
On a job site it is about one unit for every ten workers; for a quince or block party, start near one per fifty guests and add more once the bar is open. Drop the count into the sizing tool and we will square it by phone.
No. A party order is pinned to your date, and a site unit just carries month to month, so we pull it the day you say the job is wrapped.
Yes. The one rate carries the whole service round — pumping the tank, restocking paper, wiping it down — and a busy warehouse job or a weekend at Hialeah Park gets a shorter interval.
One call to (786) 882-6007 books the drop, the service round and the pickup anywhere in Hialeah and the surrounding Florida area.
