Cedar Park Porta Potty Rental
Restroom rentals in Cedar Park come off the same yard and the same trucks as everything else we do in Williamson County. What changes from one area to the next is the approach — the roads, the ground and how much room there is to set a unit down.
What to expect
Three things we get right
Access sorted before the truck rolls
Every unit is pumped, washed, restocked and checked before it goes on the truck. What lands on your site is a unit somebody has already inspected.
Counts we size with you
Placement gets agreed with you rather than decided by whoever is driving. On a residential job that is the difference between a good neighbor and a complaint.
Placement done properly
Delivery, the rental, servicing, restocking, pickup and tax, quoted as one figure on the phone. If the job runs long you tell us and we extend at the same rate.
What we carry
Units that come out here
None of these need water or power except the trailer, which is the one thing worth knowing before you plan a layout.
Standard Porta PottyCarries the count on almost every job we run.See this unit
Deluxe Flushing RestroomClean water in the bowl and soap on the wall.See this unit
ADA Accessible RestroomLevel entry and a turning circle that measures up.See this unit
Portable Hand Wash StationRents on its own for food trailers and crews.See this unit
Luxury Restroom TrailerThe wedding answer, and the long-site answer.See this unitNearby
What is nearby
Cedar Park has been one of the fastest-building cities in Williamson County for a decade, so a large share of our work here is pad sites and subdivision phases off 1431 and Whitestone.
New subdivision phases usually have a caliche road in before the street is paved, and that road is what we plan the drop around.
Roads we come in on
- US 183 and the 183A toll
- RM 1431
- Whitestone Boulevard
- Parmer Lane
Around here
- the H-E-B Center
- Milburn Park
- Cedar Park Regional Medical Center
- the Brushy Creek Trail
- Elizabeth Milburn Aquatic Center
Delivery
How it reaches you
How delivery works here
If several sites in this area need units, tell us at once rather than one at a time. Grouping them onto a single run is cheaper for you and easier for us to keep on time.
Placement is agreed before the driver leaves and confirmed with whoever is on site when he arrives. Nothing gets dropped in front of a door, across an access route or on ground it cannot sit square on.
Before you ring
Asked here often
Will I need to run electricity or a hose to the units?
Only the trailer. Standards, deluxes, accessible units and hand-wash stations are all self-contained and arrive charged, which is the whole reason they work on a raw site.
What if I finish early?
Ring us and we collect. We would rather pick a unit up than have you paying for something nobody is using.
What is the difference between weekly and twice-weekly servicing?
Frequency, and not much else. Weekly suits most rentals; twice weekly suits heavy use and the months when the heat makes the difference obvious.
Do you offer anything for a wedding here?
The climate-controlled trailer for most, and deluxe flushing units for smaller guest counts. Either way, book it before the rest of the plan is settled — it is the piece with the least flexibility.
What do you need to know about the site?
Where the unit goes, whether a truck can reach it, what the ground is like, and anything on the route — a gate, a code, a low branch, a cattle guard.
What does a rental in Cedar Park cost?
It comes off the unit mix, how long you need it, how often it is serviced and how far the run is. You get the whole figure on the call as one number, tax included, rather than a rate that grows on the invoice.
Renting in Cedar Park?
Give us the address, the dates and a rough headcount and you get the whole number on the call — drop-off, servicing, pickup and tax.