Porta potty rental FAQ

Same-day porta potty delivery is available when you call (610) 229-3331 by 11 a.m. Monday through Saturday. That covers Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Phillipsburg NJ and nearby towns. A same-day rush fee applies, with an estimate of $75–$150. See how same-day porta potty delivery works.

The same-day cutoff is 11 a.m. Orders placed by 11 a.m. can go out the same day across the Lehigh Valley. Orders placed after 11 a.m. are scheduled for the next business day. Phones are answered Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Same-day delivery is a real service at Ernest Rental Works. Call by 11 a.m. and a truck can bring a unit that day across the Lehigh Valley. Farther cities get same-day service when a truck can be routed there. Otherwise the unit arrives next day. Details are on our same-day delivery page.

A same-day unit can usually arrive before a 4 p.m. start when you order by 11 a.m. Deliveries run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and exact times are not guaranteed. For an event with a fixed start time, booking a day ahead is the safer plan.

Same-day delivery can rescue a no-show when you call (610) 229-3331 by 11 a.m. We dispatch from our yard in Easton, so Lehigh Valley sites are close. A same-day rush fee applies, estimated at $75–$150. After 11 a.m., the unit comes the next business day.

Next-day delivery is the standard fallback when a same-day order misses the 11 a.m. cutoff. Next business day delivery covers the Lehigh Valley and most of our service areas. Sunday is closed, so a Saturday afternoon order is delivered Monday.

Early delivery requests are welcome, and the delivery window starts at 7 a.m. Tell us your crew start time when you book and we will try to route your site early. For a firm early start, the day before is safest. See job site porta potty rental.

The driver calls 30–60 minutes before arrival, inside the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. delivery window. You do not need to wait at home. Mark the spot with a cone or stake, or text us a photo or pin drop, and the driver can set the unit without you.

Weekend events are delivered on Friday, or sometimes Thursday, and picked up on Monday. The extra days cost nothing extra. Our office is closed on Sunday, and phones are answered Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Saturday events get Friday delivery and Monday pickup, at no extra charge for the extra days. This keeps trucks away from your guests and avoids a Sunday pickup, since Sunday is closed. Learn more about event porta potty rental.

Pickup for a weekend event happens on Monday, and there is no extra cost for the extra time. For a weekday event, we set the pickup day when you book. Keep the unit reachable from the driveway or road so the truck can load it.

Standard porta potties can be booked as late as 11 a.m. the same day. Restroom trailers need about 7 days of notice. From May through October, book trailers and large orders earlier. Check restroom trailer rental for trailer details.

Holiday weekends fall in our busy season, May through October, so book as early as you can. Call (610) 229-3331 to check units for your date. Weekend events are still delivered before the holiday and picked up after it, with no charge for the extra days.

A standard event porta potty is an estimated $225–$325 for a weekend, with delivery and pickup included. A job-site unit is an estimated $165–$250 per 28 days with weekly service. Your final price comes on an itemized quote. See the porta potty rental cost guide.

Ernest Rental Works prices event rentals by the event, not by the day. A standard event unit is an estimated $225–$325 and covers Friday delivery through Monday pickup. A one-day party pays the same event price. Your final price comes on an itemized quote.

Porta potty estimates are per unit. Two standard event units would be two times the per-unit price, plus any shared fees shown on the quote. Your itemized quote lists each unit and each fee on its own line, so the total is clear.

Event prices include delivery and pickup. For job-site rentals, the first 28-day cycle carries a delivery charge, estimated at $75–$125, and that covers delivery and pickup. Later cycles are rental only. Learn more about long-term porta potty rental.

The total price shows up on your itemized quote before you pay. The quote lists the unit, delivery, any rush fee, any add-ons and tax as separate lines. A 3% card fee may apply. Ask us to walk through any line you do not understand.

The delivery fee is charged once. Event rentals include delivery and pickup in the price. Job-site rentals carry an estimated $75–$125 delivery charge in the first 28-day cycle only. Each later cycle is rental and weekly service, with no new delivery charge.

Pickup is included. Event prices cover delivery and pickup. For job-site rentals, the first 28-day cycle includes both delivery and pickup, so no separate removal charge shows up at the end. Call to schedule the pickup when you are done.

The same-day rush fee is an estimated $75–$150. The fee covers moving a truck off its planned route to reach you that day. You avoid the fee by booking one business day or more ahead. Read about same-day delivery timing.

A deluxe flushing unit with sink is an estimated $300–$425 for an event, versus $225–$325 for a standard unit. For 28 days, the deluxe unit is an estimated $325–$450. Final prices come on an itemized quote. See the deluxe flushing porta potty.

Porta potty prices follow fuel, labor, truck and disposal costs, and those costs have risen. Five things set your price: location, unit type, dates and length, service frequency and quantity. A standard event unit is now an estimated $225–$325 with delivery and pickup.

A budget near $200 can work best with a job-site style rental, estimated at $165–$250 per 28 days plus a first-cycle delivery charge. Closer sites and flexible dates also lower cost. Tell us your budget and we will build the best fit. Read the porta potty pricing guide.

Compare quotes line by line. Check whether delivery, pickup, weekly service, fuel and card fees are included. Ernest Rental Works gives an itemized quote, so every charge is visible. Share what the other quote includes and we will tell you honestly what we can do.

Churches, schools, nonprofits and government groups can apply for invoice billing with net-30 terms. Pricing is based on location, unit type, dates, service and quantity. Ask for an itemized quote and mention your group. See porta potties for community events.

Booking early keeps you away from the $75–$150 same-day rush fee. Quantity is one of the five things that set price, so multi-unit orders are priced together on one itemized quote. Shared delivery trips often help larger orders.

A 3% card fee may apply when you pay by card. Every other charge appears as its own line on your itemized quote before you pay. If a line is unclear, ask us before you book. Our rental terms explain each fee.

Fees are shown up front on the itemized quote. Possible extras include a same-day rush fee of about $75–$150, extra service visits at $60–$95 each, a hand sanitizer add-on near $20 and a 3% card fee. Damage beyond normal use is also billed.

Quotes come back within 1 business hour and can be sent by email or text. The itemized quote lists every unit and fee, so it is easy to share. Request one on our contact page or call (610) 229-3331.

Location is one of the five things that set porta potty price. Distance from our Easton yard affects drive time, fuel and service routes. The address also lets us check truck access and same-day options. A nearby cross street works for a first estimate.

Event rentals cover a weekend, from Friday delivery to Monday pickup. Job-site and long-term rentals run in 28-day cycles with weekly service. There is no daily rate. Read 28-day porta potty billing explained.

A 28-day rental costs the same for 3 days or 28 days, and there are no partial refunds. For a short need, an event rental may cost less. Event units run an estimated $225–$325 and cover a weekend. Your quote will show both options.

The minimum for long-term rentals is one 28-day cycle. The price is the same whether you keep the unit 3 days or all 28. Event rentals have no 28-day minimum and cover a weekend, from Friday delivery to Monday pickup.

The 28-day cycle renews automatically and the card on file is charged for the next cycle. Billing stops when you call (610) 229-3331 for pickup. Call a few days before the cycle ends if the job is wrapping up.

Pickup starts with a call from you. Long-term rentals keep renewing every 28 days until you call (610) 229-3331 and ask for pickup. Weekend event units are different. Those are picked up Monday as planned.

A pickup date can be set when you book. Give us the end date and we will plan the pickup before the next 28-day cycle starts. If the job runs long, call us and we will move the date.

Partial refunds are not given on a 28-day cycle. The price is the same for 3 days or 28 days. To avoid paying for a cycle you will not use, call for pickup a few days before the next cycle begins.

The second cycle and later are usually cheaper, because the delivery charge sits in the first cycle only. A standard job-site unit is an estimated $165–$250 per 28 days. The first cycle adds an estimated $75–$125 delivery. See long-term rental pricing.

Auto-pay is built in. The card on file is charged at the start of each 28-day cycle until pickup. Approved businesses, schools, churches and government can ask for invoice billing on net-30 terms instead.

A season-long rental runs on back-to-back 28-day cycles. Memorial Day to Labor Day is about 15 weeks, or 4 cycles. Weekly service is included in each cycle. Learn more about seasonal and long-term rentals.

Long-term porta potties are cleaned once a week. Each service visit pumps the tank, cleans and disinfects surfaces, deodorizes and restocks toilet paper. Twice-weekly service is available for big crews, and extra visits are an estimated $60–$95 each.

Weekly cleaning is included in every 28-day rental. The service is part of the estimated $165–$250 per cycle for a standard job-site unit. Only extra visits beyond the weekly one cost more. See construction porta potty service.

A service visit includes 5 steps: pump the waste tank, clean surfaces, disinfect, deodorize and restock toilet paper. Units with hand sanitizer or paper towels get those restocked too. Toilet paper is always part of the visit.

Event porta potties arrive clean and stocked with toilet paper and deodorizer. Mid-event cleaning is not included unless you book it. An extra service visit is an estimated $60–$95. Add one if you expect heavy use.

Twice-weekly service is available for big crews or heavy use. A standard unit is rated for roughly 200 uses between services. Once your crew passes that, a second weekly visit keeps the unit clean. Single extra visits are an estimated $60–$95.

Each service visit adds a deodorizer to the porta potty waste tank. Ernest Rental Works rents units and does not sell supplies. For a unit you own, RV and camping stores sell holding-tank deodorizers and tablets.

The standard porta potty is the same unit type for events and job sites. Event rentals arrive clean and stocked for a weekend. Construction rentals run on 28-day cycles with weekly service. For a nicer look, choose a deluxe unit or trailer. See the standard porta potty.

Event units go out clean and stocked with toilet paper and deodorizer. For guests who want more, the deluxe flushing unit adds a foot-pump flush, hand sink, mirror and paper towels. Learn about the deluxe flushing porta potty with sink.

The deluxe flushing unit has a fresh-water foot-pump flush, a hand sink, a mirror and paper towels. The deluxe unit is rated for roughly 200–250 uses and runs an estimated $300–$425 for an event. See the deluxe flushing unit.

The deluxe flushing unit has a hand sink inside, with a foot pump and paper towels. The standard unit has no sink. For standard units, add a separate hand-wash station or hand sanitizer. See hand-washing station rental.

The deluxe unit with a sink has about the same footprint as a standard porta potty. A deluxe unit is about 44–48 inches wide, and a standard unit is about 44 inches wide. Both fit in the same spot.

The urinal is a standard porta potty feature. The deluxe flushing unit is built around a foot-pump flush toilet and hand sink instead. If a urinal matters for your group, mix standard and deluxe units, and tell us when you book.

The deluxe unit sink and hand-wash stations use their own fresh-water tanks, so no hose is needed. A hand-wash station holds about 20–40 gallons. Only restroom trailers need a garden hose or a water tank option.

A standard porta potty is about 44 inches wide, 44–47 inches deep and 90 inches tall, or about 7.5 feet. The unit weighs about 180 pounds empty and holds a 60-gallon waste tank. See the standard unit details.

Pink porta potties are available on request. Our colors are blue, gray and pink. Ask for pink or gray when you book, since those colors are limited and go first in wedding and party season.

Every door has a hasp for your own padlock. Ernest Rental Works does not provide locks. Bring a padlock and keep a spare key for the service driver if the unit is on a long-term rental.

Baby changing tables are not a listed feature on our porta potties. The wheelchair-accessible unit has the most floor room, with a 60-inch turning circle inside. Ask about current restroom trailer features when you request a quote.

Wheelchair-accessible units are an estimated $275–$375 for an event and $250–$350 per 28 days. Final prices come on an itemized quote. The unit is designed to meet ADA turning-space guidelines. See the wheelchair-accessible porta potty.

The handicap porta potty is about 7.5 feet wide, deep and tall. Features include a ground-level floor, a door about 36 inches clear, grab bars and a 60-inch turning circle inside. The extra room also helps parents and older guests.

ADA 2010 Standards §213.2 calls for at least 5% of portable toilets in each cluster to be accessible, rounded up, and never fewer than 1. Twenty units in one cluster means 1 accessible unit. Twenty-one units means 2.

Hand-wash stations are an estimated $125–$225 for an event and $150–$250 per 28 days. Each station has a foot pump, 20–40 gallons of fresh water, soap and paper towels. Final prices come on an itemized quote. See hand-washing station rental.

A hand sanitizer add-on is available for about $20 per unit. The dispenser mounts inside the porta potty and is refilled on service visits. For food events, a hand-wash station with soap and water is the better choice.

Our recommendation is 1 hand-wash station for every 4 toilets, with at least 1, when food is served. A 12-toilet event gets 3 stations. Place stations near toilets and food lines. See how many units you need.

A hand-wash station needs delivery, fresh water, soap, paper towels and gray-water removal, just like a toilet needs service. Delivery and route time drive much of the cost. Hand-wash stations run an estimated $125–$225 per event.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 paragraph (f) requires washing facilities on construction sites where workers handle harmful materials. Many crews add a hand-wash station or sanitizer anyway. See construction rental options.

Restroom trailers come with flushing china toilets, running-water sinks, mirrors, lights and climate control. Sizes are 2-, 3- and 4-stall. A 2-stall trailer is an estimated $1,200–$2,200 for a weekend. See restroom trailer rental.

Ernest Rental Works rents 2-stall his-and-hers trailers, plus 3-stall and 4-stall trailers. The 2-stall trailer has one toilet and sink on each side. Weekend estimates run $1,200–$2,200 for 2-stall, $1,800–$2,800 for 3-stall and $2,500–$3,800 for 4-stall.

A 2-stall restroom trailer is about 20 feet long and 8 feet wide. Each side has one flushing toilet and one sink, set up as his and hers. Plan a level spot about 20 feet long with room for the truck to back in.

A restroom trailer needs a garden-hose water source and a dedicated 110V, 20-amp outlet or a generator. If there is no hose, ask about the water tank option. The trailer also needs a level spot about 20 feet long.

Trailer size for 100–150 wedding guests depends on event hours and whether the bar is open. We size trailers on the quote. Some couples add a standard unit as backup. Read restroom trailer vs porta potty for weddings.

Shower trailers are not part of the Ernest Rental Works lineup. Our restroom trailers have toilets and sinks only. Call (610) 229-3331 and we can point you to a referral for showers.

Start with 1 standard porta potty per 50 guests for events up to 6 hours, rounding up. That means 1 unit for 30 or 50 guests, 2 for 80 and 3 for 150. Add units for alcohol or long hours. Use our porta potty calculator guide.

One standard porta potty handles up to 50 guests for an event up to 6 hours. Short visits make that easier. If guests drink a lot or the crowd tops 50, add a second unit.

Alcohol raises restroom use, so add 1 unit for every 4 base units, with at least 1 extra. A standard unit is rated for roughly 200 uses. For 100 drinking guests, plan 3 units. See how many porta potties you need.

Events of 6–8 hours add 1 unit for every 4 base units, with at least 1 extra. Events over 8 hours add 2 for every 4. So 200 guests for 10 hours means 4 base units plus 2, or 6 units.

Shelters for about 460 people run around the clock, so plan above normal event ratios. A mix of trailers, standard units, accessible units and hand-wash stations is common. Call (610) 229-3331 so we can size the order with you and plan service.

Job-site porta potties are rented for home builds and remodels on 28-day cycles with weekly service. A standard unit is an estimated $165–$250 per cycle, plus a first-cycle delivery charge. See construction porta potty rental.

A standard job-site porta potty is an estimated $165–$250 per 28 days with weekly service. The first cycle adds an estimated $75–$125 for delivery and pickup. Final prices come on an itemized quote.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 Table D-1 requires 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers. For 20 or more workers, the rule is 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. For 200 or more, the rule is 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50 workers.

Our recommendation is 1 porta potty per 10 workers on a 40-hour week with weekly service. That goes beyond the OSHA minimum and keeps units clean. Larger crews can add extra service visits instead of more units.

OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 requires 1 toilet and 1 hand-wash station for every 20 field workers. Both must be within a 1/4-mile walk of the work area. We rent toilets and hand-wash stations for farms on 28-day cycles.

Unit counts can change during a long-term rental. Call (610) 229-3331 when you want one unit picked up, and the next 28-day cycle bills for the units left. Weekly service continues on the remaining unit.

Multi-unit job-site orders are common. Four or 5 standard units plus a hand-wash station can go on one itemized quote with weekly service. Twice-weekly service is an option for big crews. See hand-wash stations for job sites.

More units can be added anytime during a long-term rental. Call by 11 a.m. for a same-day add in the Lehigh Valley, or book ahead to skip the rush fee. New units join your weekly service route.

GPS coordinates or a pin drop work well for sites with no street address. Text the pin and a photo of the spot. Add any gate code, low wires and the name of a site contact so the driver finds the right place.

Gated sites are fine when we have access. Share the gate code, or give us a site contact who can open the gate or meet the driver. The driver calls 30–60 minutes before arrival, so the escort has time to get there.

Ernest Rental Works rents portable restrooms, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers. Dumpsters are not part of our lineup. A local roll-off company can help with debris. For job-site restrooms, see construction porta potty rental.

Holding tanks are not part of the Ernest Rental Works lineup. We rent porta potties, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers. Call (610) 229-3331 and we can share a referral for holding tank service.

One-day parties use our event rental, which covers Friday delivery to Monday pickup. A standard event unit is an estimated $225–$325, with delivery and pickup included. Read the graduation party porta potty guide.

Weddings often use a deluxe flushing unit with sink, mirror and paper towels, or a restroom trailer with lights and climate control. Pink and gray units are available on request. See wedding restroom rental.

Parks, golf courses and private beaches are fine when the truck can reach a drivable surface within about 15 feet of the spot. Our drivers do not drive on lawns. Share any gate code, cart path rules and a site contact when you book.

Public parks often need a permit for porta potties, and some only allow drop-off on event day. Check with the city or township parks office before booking. Tell us the rules, and we will plan delivery and pickup to match.

Gated areas like airport hangars work when we have access. Share the gate code or a site contact who can escort the driver. The porta potty needs level ground within about 15 feet of where the truck can drive.

Community events often rent several units on one quote. Plan 1 standard unit per 50 guests for up to 6 hours, plus at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit. Add hand-wash stations when food is served. See event porta potty rental.

Large festivals get one itemized quote covering standard units, wheelchair-accessible units and hand-wash stations. Forty units in one cluster need at least 2 accessible units under ADA 2010 Standards §213.2. Book early during May through October.

Churches and schools rent porta potties for outdoor services, mission weeks, field days and fundraisers. Churches, schools and government groups can apply for invoice billing on net-30 terms. See porta potties for church and school events.

A porta potty for a plumbing shut-off can arrive the same day if you call by 11 a.m. For a few days, compare an event rental at $225–$325 with a 28-day rental. Your quote shows both. See residential porta potty rental.

Businesses with a sewer or plumbing failure can get same-day units when they call (610) 229-3331 by 11 a.m. A 28-day rental includes weekly service if repairs run long. Add a hand-wash station for staff.

Three porta potties can go out the same day across the Lehigh Valley when you order by 11 a.m. A same-day rush fee of about $75–$150 applies. Add a hand-wash station, since office water is off.

A standard porta potty for a home build is an estimated $165–$250 per 28 days with weekly service. The first cycle adds an estimated $75–$125 delivery. See long-term porta potty rental.

A porta potty can arrive today when you call (610) 229-3331 by 11 a.m. We will keep the order simple. For a week, ask about one extra service visit, estimated at $60–$95, so the unit stays clean.

Storm repair crews can get a same-day porta potty when they order by 11 a.m. A 28-day rental with weekly service fits most repair jobs. See same-day porta potty delivery.

House toilets are outside our service. Ernest Rental Works does not pump or clean home toilets. A licensed plumber handles that work. A porta potty can cover your family while the pipes are repaired.

A porta potty can go anywhere level within about 15 feet of a surface our truck can drive on. That is the pump hose reach. Most backyards are too far. Read the porta potty placement checklist.

Grass works when the spot is level and within about 15 feet of a driveway or road. Our drivers do not drive on lawns. Firm, flat ground keeps the unit steady.

Porta potties stay within about 15 feet of where the truck parks. The service truck must reach the unit to pump it. A unit rolled far from the drive cannot be serviced and may tip.

Porta potties are placed outdoors on level ground within about 15 feet of a drivable surface. A spot just outside the barn door usually works best. Ask us if your barn has a wide, open aisle the truck can reach.

You do not need to be there. Mark the spot with a cone or stake, or text a photo or pin drop. The driver calls 30–60 minutes before arrival and sets the porta potty where you marked.

A cone, a stake, a photo or a pin drop are all good ways to mark the spot. Texting a photo with an arrow helps most. Add gate codes and low wires to the note.

Our drivers do not drive on lawns. The truck stays on the driveway, road or gravel. The porta potty is carried or set within about 15 feet of that surface. Point out soft spots or low wires before delivery.

Porta potties need level ground to stay upright. The driver picks the flattest spot near your mark. Do not move the unit after delivery, since tipping caused by moving is billed. See the placement checklist.

Payment is set up with a card on file before the truck is dispatched. Approved businesses, schools, churches and government can get an invoice on net-30 terms. A pay link is available for anyone who pays from another device.

Orders need a card on file before dispatch, or approved invoice terms. A pay link lets someone else pay from a phone or computer. Our payment rules are in the rental terms.

Most orders are paid with a card on file before dispatch. Approved businesses, schools, churches and government can get invoice billing on net-30 terms. Ask us which payment methods fit an invoice account when you apply.

Invoice billing with net-30 terms is available for approved businesses, schools, churches and government. Give us your PO number when you book. The itemized invoice lists each unit, service and fee.

A pay link is available. We text or email the link to whoever handles payment, such as accounts payable or a treasurer. The order is dispatched once payment is on file.

Card declines usually come from a billing address that does not match the card, or a bank fraud alert on a new charge. Check the billing ZIP code, then call your bank. A pay link lets another card holder pay.

Every rental follows our rental terms, which cover billing, damage and cancellations. You accept the terms when you book. Read them before booking if you have questions.

Cancellation is free 48 or more hours before delivery. Within 48 hours, the delivery fee is kept. Same-day and rush orders cannot be refunded once dispatched. Full details are in our rental terms.

Bad weather is a reason to call us, not to lose your money. Call (610) 229-3331 and we will reschedule the delivery. Read our winter porta potty rental tips.

An order can be canceled for free if delivery is 48 or more hours away. Inside 48 hours, the delivery fee is kept. A same-day or rush order cannot be refunded once the truck is dispatched.

Call (610) 229-3331 to schedule pickup, Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call a few days before the next 28-day cycle starts to avoid another charge. Keep the unit reachable for the truck.

Long-term rentals extend on their own. The 28-day cycle renews automatically with weekly service until you call for pickup. To extend an event rental, call before the planned pickup day.

The renter is responsible for damage beyond normal use, including fire, vandalism and tipping caused by moving the unit. Normal wear is on us. Lock the unit with your own padlock if vandals are a concern. See our rental terms.

Every porta potty door has a hasp for a padlock. Bring your own lock, since locks are not provided. On a long-term rental, keep a key or code ready so the driver can service the unit each week.

Porta potties are rented all year, including winter job sites in the Lehigh Valley. Keep the path clear of snow and ice so the driver can service the unit. Read the winter porta potty rental guide.

Ernest Rental Works serves the Lehigh Valley, including Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Phillipsburg NJ, plus cities across Pennsylvania. Check the service area list or call (610) 229-3331 with your ZIP code.

Ernest Rental Works is a local company with its own yard at 1325 Lynn St in Easton, PA. Ernest, the owner, runs the business, and our trucks deliver from Easton. Read more about Ernest Rental Works.

Calls to (610) 229-3331 reach our Easton office, Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Quotes come back within 1 business hour. Our yard is at 1325 Lynn St, Easton, PA 18042.

Bethlehem and Allentown get same-day delivery when you call by 11 a.m. Both cities are a short drive from our Easton yard. See porta potty rental in Bethlehem.

Ernest Rental Works serves cities across Pennsylvania, including Scranton, Reading and Lancaster. Same-day service depends on truck routes. Otherwise the unit comes next day or on a scheduled date. See the full service area.

Ernest Rental Works answers at (610) 229-3331 and works from 1325 Lynn St in Easton. Check that you dialed this number. Owner Ernest runs the business locally. Learn more about our company.

Ernest Rental Works rents porta potties and does not sell them. Long-term rentals with weekly service often cost less than owning and pumping a unit. See long-term porta potty rental.

Ernest Rental Works rents units and does not take in customer-owned porta potties. A local plastics recycler or scrap yard may accept an old unit. Rinse and empty the tank before drop-off.

Set an owned porta potty on level ground, add a small amount of water to the tank and drop in a holding-tank deodorizer. RV stores sell the tablets. Ernest Rental Works services rental units only.

Our service routes cover Ernest Rental Works rental units. Call (610) 229-3331 to ask about a one-time pump-out or a referral. Renting a serviced unit is often easier than pumping an owned one.

RV and camper tank pump-outs are not a service Ernest Rental Works offers. Many campgrounds and RV dealers have dump stations or mobile pump-out services. A porta potty can still help while you are camped on your land.

Self pickup is not offered, but same-day delivery is. Call (610) 229-3331 by 11 a.m. and a porta potty can be set before your grand opening. A same-day rush fee, estimated at $75–$150, applies.

Emergency orders get priority. Porta potties and hand-wash stations can go out the same day when ordered by 11 a.m. Trailers normally need about 7 days, so call (610) 229-3331 right away to check what can move today.