Boise Portable Restroom Rentals, Same-Day When We Can — Boise Porta Potty
Pouring foundations for another Treasure Valley subdivision, staging a 5K along the Greenbelt, or serving wine on a Caldwell tasting-room lawn — we set clean units, name one flat price and keep them serviced. Start with a call to (208) 203-0800.
Open Mon–Sat 5am–5pm · Same-day & next-day drop-off · Across Boise and the surrounding Idaho area · No add-ons
The one most jobs needThe everyday unit on Boise framing sites and in backyards off Warm Springs — stocked deep, tough enough for a dusty desert lot and pumped on a weekly loop.
Flush, sink and a mirror
Wide-door, roll-in access
Foot-pump sinks for the beer garden
Climate-controlled trailer suiteA Meridian framing crew of 35 asks what it needs. Federal job-site toilet rules put that crew at one seat plus one urinal, since OSHA scales by 40 once headcount tops 20.
Example: 120 guests in a Boise backyard for about four hours. At 50 people to a standard unit, that's three, and kids or summer heat can justify one more.
Count on heavier use at rodeo weekends in Nampa, wedding receptions or any gathering with alcohol; bump the order each time the guest list, hours or drink tickets climb.
Five units grouped at an Eagle reception: how many accessible? One, because the 5% share is never allowed to fall to zero. A handwash station is a low-cost porta potty rental upgrade.
Talk us through where it's going, the run of dates and roughly how many people, and a flat figure for the whole job comes back before you're off the phone.
Our driver threads the truck onto the site — a graded foothills pad, a Meridian cul-de-sac or a Greenbelt staging lot — lands each unit on your mark and pins a service cadence to how hard it'll run.
Scheduled pump-outs carry the whole rental, and the day the work closes out we pull every unit off the lot.
Builds in Meridian, Kuna and Star often sit on raw lots with no paved approach yet. A packed-gravel spot near the entrance keeps the service truck from rutting the pad.
Midsummer afternoons in the 90s bake units sitting on bare dirt. For August events, ask for a shaded spot and a handwash station beside each bank, since dust and heat drain supplies quickly.
Nights from December through February drop well below freezing. Winter jobs should ask about tank treatment that keeps the holding tank from freezing solid between services.
Bronco home games and Treefort Music Fest in March pull big crowds downtown. Parties near campus or a venue should book early and confirm any street placement with the city.
Subdivision builds off Eagle Road and youth tournaments at Settlers Park.
Snake River Stampede week near the Ford Idaho Center and steady industrial work off I-84.
Custom-home lots in the foothills and summer crowds for Eagle Fun Days.
Urban wineries along the Boise River Greenbelt and shop work on Chinden Boulevard.
Caldwell Night Rodeo crowds each August and farm work across Canyon County.
Fast-growing subdivisions and trailheads toward the Snake River Birds of Prey area.
01Month-to-month units for crews on everything from Harris Ranch infill to the tilt-ups going up near the interchange, on a loop your super never has to babysit.
02Set the evening before and cleared by the next business day — Greenbelt fun runs, Basque Block street parties, Hyde Park porch concerts and backyard birthdays out in Eagle and Star.
03Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a foothills estate, a Sunnyslope vineyard or a barn wedding rather than sticking out as the eyesore by the fence line.
04Full banks laid out and serviced for Treefort, the Western Idaho Fair, riverside beer festivals and any multi-day run along the Boise River.
05Units that hold their post through phased builds, remote grading sites and seasonal work — and they take a real Idaho winter without complaint.
06Quick-turn units and trailers for the day a main line breaks, a fire crew stages off the foothills or a job pulls a crowd nobody planned for.
Plain answers to what comes up on nearly every call around Boise. Something specific to your site? Call (208) 203-0800 anytime in hours.
A standard unit usually falls between $110 and $185 a week, delivery, weekly service and pickup already wrapped in; deluxe flushers, ADA units and the trailer price above it, and a lot set up a foothills grade above Warm Springs can move the figure. Call (208) 203-0800 for a number we'll hold to.
Around Boise & the surrounding area, most orders go out the same day or the next business day. Phone ahead when you can, and flag any gated Meridian subdivision or a freshly graded pad so the driver plans the approach.
Plan on a unit for roughly every 50 guests at a four-hour event, a few more once the beer or Sunnyslope wine is pouring, and one for about every ten on a work crew. Put it through the calculator and we'll tune it on (208) 203-0800.
No commitment. We tie an event rental to your chosen date; a jobsite unit just continues month to month, and we pull it the day you tell us the job's finished.
It does. The weekly pump, the restock and the sanitizing are wrapped into the single rate on a steady schedule, and a hard-run site or a long Western Idaho Fair weekend tightens the cycle.
From the Boise River corridor out to Nampa and Caldwell, a single call sets delivery, servicing and pickup across Boise and the surrounding Idaho area.
