Clean Porta Potties, Delivered in Savannah — One Call Books It
A courtyard wedding off one of the squares, a film crew staging near River Street, a build out toward the port — we place clean units, quote a single flat rate and keep them serviced through the coastal humidity. It starts with a call to (912) 499-2120.
Reach us Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Same-day when we can · Serving Savannah & the surrounding area · Delivery included

01The unit carrying the load on Southside job sites and in Ardsley Park backyards — stocked deep, built to sit through a muggy Savannah stretch, and pumped on a weekly round.
02Brings a flushing bowl and a foot-pump sink inside, the reason it shows up at squares-district receptions, Tybee beach parties and anywhere guests expect a bit more.
03Steps in flat at grade through a wide door, grab bars set and floor space to turn a chair — no lip to cross, no shoulder-squeeze, easy for anyone.
04Two- and four-basin sink stands loaded with soap, paper and running water — what you set beside the low-country boil or the food trucks on Broughton.
05A climate-controlled trailer with private stalls, vanities with running water and a finished interior, the unit a courtyard wedding off Forsyth or a long port-side build books when guests and crews need real cool air and a real door.
Q: 60 port workers in Port Wentworth? A: Federal job-site toilet rules land at two seats and two urinals (OSHA pairs them per 40 past 20). Port builds often plan one per ten.
Three standard units cover a Midtown garden party in Savannah with 150 guests over four hours, roughly one per 50.
Serving alcohol? Order more; summer receptions in the squares and long film-shoot days in Savannah's heat use units faster.
In a line of 20 units, one must be ADA accessible, the 5% share, never none. For food or film crews, a wash sink should stand by the porta potty rental.
Tell us where the unit lands — a Savannah square, a Richmond Hill job site, wherever — along with your dates and about how many people it serves. A flat price comes back on the call — no forms, no waiting on a written quote.
We place each one right where you want it and lock in a service cadence matched to how hard it'll be used.
Scheduled pump-outs the whole rental, then a clean pickup the day your event or job wraps.
Savannah's St. Patrick's Day draws one of the biggest crowds in the country to downtown and River Street. Book March units weeks ahead and plan service on the day itself.
Lanes and sidewalks around the squares are tight and public. Check with the city about right-of-way permits before setting a unit on a street or lane.
Live oaks draped in Spanish moss hang low over many streets and yards. Tell the driver about tight clearance so the truck can reach the spot without trouble.
Beach and marsh-side sites need a firm base and a spot above the high-tide line. Plywood under the unit keeps it upright in soft sand through a long weekend.
Warehouse builds near the airport and Tanger Outlets along Interstate 95.
Fast-growing subdivisions off Highway 144 and Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival crowds.
Beach weddings near the Tybee lighthouse and Pirate Fest weekend.
Contractor work near the Garden City container terminal and Highway 21 warehouses.
Effingham County home builds and church events along Highway 21.
Waterfront home renovations and dock projects between Savannah and Tybee.

Monthly units for crews on Southside builds and the warehouse work out by the port terminals, serviced on a beat your super never has to hunt down.

Units dropped before the first guest arrives and gone the next business day — Forsyth Park gatherings, food festivals and block parties in the squares.

Deluxe units and climate-controlled trailers that slip into a Bonaventure-adjacent or Tybee ceremony without ever pulling focus from the couple.

Full banks routed and serviced for St. Patrick's Day crowds, River Street festivals and film-set base camps.

Month-to-month units for phased builds, port-side projects and seasonal sites that run a quarter or clear through the year.

Fast units and trailers when a site loses water, a storm floods the low ground, or the head count climbs past the plan overnight.
Figure about $100–$175 a week for a standard unit around Savannah, and that figure already covers delivery, a weekly service stop and pickup; flushing deluxe units, ADA units and trailers sit higher on the scale. Call (912) 499-2120 for a firm number.
Most orders around the Coastal Empire go out same-day or the next business day. Ring early and we'll try for a same-day drop.
Figure one standard for every 50 guests over a four-hour event, more once alcohol is served, and one per ten workers on a job. The calculator gets you closer.
No. Events book to the date and jobsite units run month to month, so you tell us when to come get them.
It does. Every rental is pumped, wiped down and restocked on a schedule, and heavy sites can go on a tighter round to stay ahead of the heat.
One call to (912) 499-2120 arranges delivery, servicing and pickup all across Savannah & the surrounding area.