Portable Sanitation for Montgomery, AL — Montgomery Porta Potty
Pouring footings on a Hyundai supplier build, staging a reunion in Riverfront Park, or lining a Dexter Avenue procession — we drop clean units, hold one flat price and keep them serviced. Dial (334) 218-3833 to start.
Dispatch open Mon–Sat 6am–6pm · Quotes by phone, no forms · Delivery across Montgomery & the surrounding area
The capital-city standbyThe unit that carries most jobs — stocked, sturdy through a muggy Montgomery summer and pumped on a weekly round. It anchors build sites and backyards the same way.
Flushing and a sinkSteps up with a flushing bowl and a foot-pump handwash basin, which is why it turns up at weddings, church functions and any gathering where guests take note.
Built to ADA specThere is nothing to step over at the entry, the doorway is cut wide, sturdy rails line the interior and a wheelchair has room to swing around — easy on every visitor.
Clean running waterTwo- and four-bay sink stations stocked with soap, paper and fresh water — the station you set wherever food vendors or a crowd gather.
Cooled restroom trailerPrivate stalls and running-water vanities in a finished, climate-controlled interior that shuts out a River Region July — built for Pike Road weddings and the long supplier-plant builds along I-65.
Put one toilet down when twenty or fewer work the site, and over twenty, every 40 hands get a urinal and a seat, in keeping with 29 CFR 1926.51.
River Region church homecomings and family reunions of about four hours start at 1:50, fifty attendees to each standard unit, then grow from there.
Bump it up once beer and wine start; a Riverfront concert or outdoor wedding in Montgomery that runs late needs more doors.
Line up several units and 5% of them, minimum one, should be ADA accessible, with a handwashing station by the food. Get both in one porta potty rental.
Give us the site, the dates and a rough headcount, and we price the whole rental flat while you are still on the line.
The driver brings the truck in — downtown lot, subdivision cul-de-sac or riverfront field — sets each unit where you point and fixes a service pace to match the use.
Pump-outs run on schedule the length of the rental, and we haul every unit off the day you wrap.
Montgomery highs sit in the mid-90s with heavy humidity. Long job sites and outdoor reunions often switch to twice-weekly pump-outs in summer.
Work on or near Maxwell Air Force Base or Gunter Annex may require base passes. Send the escort details before delivery so the driver isn't held at the gate.
Alabama State's Thanksgiving game draws big tailgates. Lot organizers should reserve units and hand-wash stations well before November.
Jobs off I-65 and I-85 near the Hyundai plant are quick to reach. Riverfront sites have tight access, so mention the gate and loading spot.
Golf events at Capitol Hill on the Robert Trent Jones Trail and builds along Cobbs Ford Road.
Village Green Park gatherings and subdivision work off I-65 in Millbrook.
New-home construction and school events in fast-growing Pike Road east of Montgomery.
Downtown events near the Bibb Graves Bridge and builds along the Coosa River.
Tallapoosa River town events and mill-district work around Tallassee.
Rural home builds and farm gatherings in Coosada near the Alabama River.
Month-to-month units for crews on everything from Maxwell-area work to the industrial builds feeding the Hyundai supply chain out toward Prattville, on a loop your super never has to track down.
Riverwalk Amphitheater shows, Blount Cultural Park gatherings and Prattville backyard cookouts get their units the evening before and lose them the next business day, with a service stop between if the run is long.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a Wynlakes reception or a Waugh barn wedding instead of standing out as the eyesore parked at the fence line.
Full banks laid out and serviced for Jubilee CityFest crowds, Biscuits game-day overflow and any multi-day run along the Alabama River.
Units that hold their ground through phased builds, remote sites and seasonal contracts — and they take the long Alabama summer without complaint.
When a line breaks under Dexter Avenue, storm crews stage off the Boulevard or a site draws a crowd nobody planned for, the truck goes out the same day.
A standard unit generally lands between $110 and $185 a week, and that figure already carries the delivery, the weekly pump-out and the haul-off; flushing units, ADA units and the trailer sit above it, and a build tucked back in the pines off a Pike Road lane can nudge it. Dial (334) 218-3833 and we will commit to a firm number.
Most Montgomery-area orders leave the yard same day or the following business day. Get us on the phone early and mention any Maxwell gate check or wet red-clay approach so the driver can figure the route before he rolls.
Figure one standard unit for every 50 guests across a four-hour event, bump it up once beer or wine is flowing, and roughly one per ten hands on a work crew. Punch it into the calculator and we will square it up together.
Not at all. A party order is pinned to your single date, and a jobsite unit just rolls over month to month, so we come get it the day you phone it in.
Yes. The pumping, the restock and the sanitizing all ride inside that one weekly rate, and a grinding jobsite or a three-day River Region festival simply moves onto a tighter loop.
A single call sets the drop, the service stops and the pickup anywhere across Montgomery and the surrounding Alabama area.
