Portable Toilets for Greenville, NC
Pouring footings for a new build off Greenville Boulevard, staging a race at the Town Common, or setting up a tailgate near Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium — we place clean units, hold one flat price and keep the pump-outs on schedule. Start with a call to (252) 494-5434.
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The dependable pick on Greenville framing sites and in backyards — stocked deep, sturdy through a muggy Piedmont summer and pumped on a weekly round.
Brings a flushing bowl and a foot-pedal sink, which is why it lands at receptions, brewery pours and any spot where guests care about the details.
Rolls in at ground level with no lip to clear, grab bars on both sides and enough floor to swing a wheelchair around — the unit that keeps a Town Common gathering open to everybody.
Two- and four-basin stations stocked with soap, towels and fresh water — the add-on you want anywhere food vendors or a real crowd gather.
A climate-controlled trailer with private stalls, true vanities with running water and a finished interior, made for polished events and drawn-out commercial jobs.
OSHA 1926.51 means a single toilet suffices for Greenville crews up to twenty; with crews beyond twenty, builders add a urinal plus a toilet seat for every 40 workers.
Count one unit for every 50 fans, whether it's an ECU tailgate lot or a Greenville church homecoming lasting four hours.
Add a few when beer or wine comes out, and more if the party runs from kickoff through the evening.
Grouped porta potty rental orders should run 5 percent or more accessible, with one as the minimum. Put a hand-wash station by the grill line.
Give us the location, the dates and a headcount ballpark, and we'll quote the whole thing flat before you're off the line.
Our driver brings the truck in — red-clay lot, downtown alley or a field by the Tar River — sets each unit where you mark it and picks a service pace to match the load.
Pump-outs arrive on schedule for the length of the rental, and we haul every unit away the day your job closes out.
ECU home games at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium pack tailgate lots and campus streets, so get tailgate units dropped the day before and expect heavy traffic near campus.
Low ground along the Tar River floods after hurricanes and long rains, so riverside units belong on high ground with pickup scheduled before a storm arrives.
From August through October, tropical systems can bring hard wind inland to Pitt County, so strap units on open sites and call early if a storm is tracking toward the coast.
Rural jobs and harvest crews around Pitt County often work down dirt farm roads, so describe the turn-off and any soft spots so delivery reaches the field edge in one try.
ECU game days at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium and PirateFest in the Uptown district.
Watermelon Festival weekends and new subdivisions south of Greenville along Highway 11.
Ayden Collard Festival crowds and farm-field events in southern Pitt County.
Dogwood Festival on Main Street and agricultural work across western Pitt County.
Pamlico River waterfront events on Stewart Parkway and boatyard projects in Little Washington.
Rural lots along the Tar River and farm jobs east of Greenville off Highway 33.
1Month-to-month units for crews on everything from downtown mixed-use towers to the plant expansions out toward Spartanburg, kept on a loop your super never has to phone in about.
2Units in place before anyone arrives and gone the next business day — Town Common gatherings, ECU game days and backyard parties out in the county.
3Deluxe units and restroom trailers sized for a Cliffs, downtown loft or foothills wedding so they blend in instead of catching a guest's eye off in the corner.
4Full banks laid out and serviced for PirateFest, the Freeboot Friday crowds Uptown and any multi-day run along the Tar River greenway.
5Units that hold through phased construction, remote grading work and seasonal shifts — and they take a wet eastern Carolina winter without complaint.
6Rapid units and trailers for the morning a sewer line fails on Memorial Drive, a storm crew stages off US 264 or an Uptown crowd runs well past the count.
Look for about $120–$195 a week on a basic unit, with delivery, the weekly service and pickup already worked into it; flushers, ADA units and the trailer come in above that, and a homesite tucked back off a rough gravel drive can nudge it. Call (252) 494-5434 and we'll stand behind the figure.
Most orders around Greenville & the surrounding area are out the gate that day, and the next business day covers the remainder. Give us a little lead time and mention any gated subdivision or soft red-clay approach so the driver can plan the way in.
Start from one standard unit for every fifty guests at a four-hour event, add a few once beer or wine is pouring, and keep roughly one for every ten on the crew. Work the calculator and we'll square it up with you.
No. An event order holds to your date, and a jobsite unit just carries by the month, so we pull it the day you let us know you're finished.
It does. Pumping, restocking and sanitizing keep to a fixed schedule inside the single rate, and a hard-worked site or a long PirateFest weekend can bump to a tighter cycle.
One call and the drop, the service and the pickup are locked in across Greenville and the surrounding North Carolina area.
