Clean Porta Potties, Delivered in Newark — Standard, Deluxe, ADA & Trailers — Newark Porta Potty
From Main Street move-in weekends to build sites off the I-95 corridor, we drop clean restrooms across Newark, set one flat price and keep them serviced. One call to (302) 600-3280 puts it on the schedule.
Booking line open Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Same-day & next-day drop-off · Six days a week · A person answers
The campus-town standardThe one most Newark crews and hosts start with — stocked, vented and pumped on a weekly schedule so it never gets ahead of you.
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Flushing model, a step nicerA flush bowl and a foot-pump sink inside — the pick for a Main Street storefront opening or a graduation party where guests will notice.
View details →OSHA 1926.51 lets Newark crews up to twenty use one toilet. Bigger jobs scale up beyond twenty: a seat-and-urinal pair for each 40 workers.
Set out one unit for every 50 students or guests across roughly four hours, which suits a UD tailgate or a Main Street sidewalk sale in Newark.
Add more when alcohol is on hand or the event fills a whole day, such as a graduation weekend or summer wedding.
A porta potty rental group needs 5 percent or more accessible units, with a minimum of one. Hand sanitizer inside and a sink near food both help.
Tell us the address, the dates and a rough headcount. A flat number comes back before the call ends — no forms to fill out.
Each unit goes right where you point, and we tie the service pace to how hard it'll get worked.
Scheduled pump-outs run the length of the rental, then a clean pickup the day you say you're done.
University of Delaware move-in and commencement weekends pack Main Street and nearby lots, so book units early and expect slower deliveries near campus.
Storefront events on Main Street usually need sidewalk or street space, so check with the city about right-of-way permission before units are placed.
Blue Hens home games fill the lots around Delaware Stadium on South College Avenue, so tailgate units should be set the day before kickoff.
White Clay Creek State Park and other creekside spots get soft after rain, so pick a level, firm site near the parking area and confirm park approval first.
University of Delaware move-in, games at Delaware Stadium and Main Street festivals.
Riverfront Wilmington events and office renovations around Rodney Square.
Lums Pond State Park gatherings and subdivisions along Route 40.
The Olde Tyme Peach Festival and fast-growing neighborhoods along Route 301.
Horse-country weddings and estate projects near Auburn Valley State Park.
Shopping-center remodels and trail events near White Clay Creek State Park.
Month-to-month units for crews working sites from the Newark Reservoir builds to the warehouse pads along Route 896, serviced so your foreman never has to phone it in.
Units set out well before the first guest arrives and collected the next working day — 5Ks along White Clay Creek, food-truck nights and neighborhood block parties.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that slip into a barn ceremony or a backyard reception without becoming the thing people remember.
High-count banks with a routing and service plan built for game-day tailgates and multi-day fairs where the crowd never really thins out.
Month-to-month units for remediation, campus projects and seasonal work that runs a quarter or straight through the year.
Fast-response units and trailers when a building loses water, a basement floods along the Christina or a site suddenly holds twice the people it planned for.
A standard unit lands around $100–$175 a week with delivery, weekly service and pickup folded in; deluxe units, ADA units and trailers run higher. Call (302) 600-3280 and we'll quote your exact setup.
Order it today and it typically lands today; if the route is full, the following business day around Newark is the fallback. Reach us early and we'll do our best to hit a same-day window.
Figure roughly one standard unit per 50 guests at a four-hour event, add more once alcohol is in the mix, and one per ten workers on a jobsite. Our calculator tightens it up.
No. Event rentals are booked to the date and jobsite units run month to month, so you tell us when the pickup happens.
It does. Every rental is emptied, re-stocked and cleaned on a set schedule, and a hard-run site moves to a tighter one.
Dial once and the drop-off, the servicing and the haul-back across Newark and the surrounding Delaware area are set.
