Porta Potty Rental Across Scranton, PA

How long does porta potty delivery to Scranton take?

Scranton is about 75 miles from our Easton yard, roughly 80 minutes by PA-33, I-80 and I-380. Same-day delivery to Scranton is possible when you call by 11 a.m. and a truck is free to make the run. Most Scranton orders arrive next business day, so book 2 days ahead when you can.

We deliver Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The driver calls 30 to 60 minutes before arrival.

Weekend events get Friday delivery and Monday pickup. If timing is tight, ask about same-day porta potty delivery and its rush fee.

Can a truck reach my spot on Scranton's hills?

Scranton homes range from about 650 to 1,400 feet above sea level, and many streets in the Hill Section, West Mountain and East Mountain are steep. A porta potty must sit on level ground within about 15 feet of where our truck parks. A steep driveway may need a curb or garage-pad spot instead.

Older blocks in Hyde Park and Minooka have narrow streets and parked cars on both sides. Tell us about tight turns, low wires or gate codes when you book.

Use our placement checklist to pick a spot the service truck can reach every week.

Do I need a Scranton event application for porta potties?

Porta potties on private property in Scranton usually need no city approval. Events with street closures, vendors or police help go through the City of Scranton's special event application in the Office of Community Development. Rules change, so confirm with the office before you lock in delivery dates.

The city's event application page lists the triggers, such as street closures and food vendors.

For a unit on a sidewalk or street outside an event, ask the city what approval it needs. Please confirm with the office before delivery day.

Which units fit Scranton events and job sites?

Scranton's St. Patrick's Parade, La Festa Italiana on Labor Day weekend and the Steamtown Marathon in October all draw big crowds. Plan about 1 standard unit per 50 guests for 6 hours, plus wheelchair-accessible units and hand-wash stations. Job sites with up to 10 workers need 1 unit.

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• Hand-washing stations wherever food is served.

How does Scranton's winter affect porta potty service?

Scranton averages about 45 inches of snow a year, mostly in January and February. A standard porta potty handles freezing weather best because it has no water lines. Sinks and hand-wash stations can freeze, so we suggest hand sanitizer in deep cold. Keep the path to the unit plowed for weekly service.

Snow often falls from mid-November through March here. Units on higher ground near East Mountain see more of it.

Our winter rental guide explains what to expect when service day falls during a storm.