Portable Toilets for New Orleans — Flat Weekly Rates — New Orleans Porta Potty
Staging a Carnival parade route on St. Charles, framing a raised slab out in Metairie, or feeding a second-line crowd on Frenchmen — we set clean units, quote one flat number and keep them serviced. Start with a call to (504) 226-6844.
Call Mon–Sat 6am–6pm · Same-day & next-day drop-off · New Orleans, LA · No add-ons
The unit you see on job sites and in backyards across the parish — kept well stocked, tough enough for a muddy riverfront lot and pumped on a weekly loop.
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With a flushing bowl and foot-pump sink it steps up from the standard, earning its spot at Uptown receptions, krewe den parties and any gathering where guests are dressed for the occasion.
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Wide door at ground level, grab bars and space to turn a wheelchair inside — on a parade route or a Metairie slab, anyone can use it unassisted.
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Soap, towels and a fresh-water tank in a two- or four-basin unit, positioned by the crawfish tables or the po-boy tent so hands get a proper wash before the next round.
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Private stalls, running-water vanities and a finished, climate-controlled interior that leaves the parish humidity outside — built for Garden District receptions and long slab builds in Metairie.
View details →Put at least one toilet on a New Orleans job of twenty workers or fewer; larger crews get urinals and seats in equal numbers, one each per 40 workers, in line with 29 CFR 1926.51.
One-to-fifty, standard units to people, holds for about four hours, whether the party is a birthday second line or a courtyard gathering.
Add a few when the bar opens, and plenty more for Mardi Gras parade-route parties and receptions that run until late.
Grouped units should include 5% or more ADA accessible, never none, and a handwashing station keeps food areas sanitary. Ask for it in the porta potty rental.
Give us the site, the days you need it and how many you expect, and we set the flat price while you are still on the call.
Our driver works the truck down a narrow French Quarter block or onto a levee-side lot and lands each unit right where you want it.
Pump-outs run on schedule for the full rental, and the day Jazz Fest or your slab finishes, we haul every unit away.
Parade-route restrooms along St. Charles and Canal need city approval and must be placed before barricades go up. Book months ahead for Carnival.
Late April and early May bring Jazz Fest crowds around the Fair Grounds. Nearby homeowners and lot hosts should reserve early, as units are scarce.
French Quarter and Marigny blocks have little room for a truck. Placement on a public street needs a city permit, so check before the drop.
Summer storms flood low streets fast, and hurricane season runs into November. Units are strapped down or picked up before a storm hits.
Algiers Point events by the ferry landing and shotgun-house renovations across the river.
Rebuilds and elevation projects near City Park and Lake Pontchartrain.
Family Gras weekend crowds and home remodels along Old Metairie's Metairie Road.
Chalmette Battlefield events and refinery-area work in St. Bernard Parish.
Northshore builds and Heritage Park events in Slidell across the lake.
Lakefront events along Mandeville's seawall and custom homes in western St. Tammany.
Month-to-month units for crews on everything from Warehouse District renovations to the drainage and elevation work out in Jefferson Parish, on a loop your super never has to chase down.
Before the first second line steps off, the units are in place; the next business day they're gone. City Park picnics, Audubon fundraisers and Marigny courtyard parties all run that way.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a Garden District ceremony or a plantation-road reception instead of standing out as the thing parked off to the side.
Full banks laid out and serviced for Jazz Fest crowds, Mardi Gras route stops and any multi-day run along the riverfront.
Units that hold their ground through phased builds, port work and seasonal contracts — and they take the heat and humidity without complaint.
Trailers and units staged ahead of a tropical system, dropped where line crews mass on the Westbank, or rushed to a site that drew a crowd nobody planned for.
Budget somewhere near $120 to $200 a week for a basic unit, and that figure already carries the drop, the weekly pump-out and the haul-away. Flushing models, ADA units and the trailer price above it, and a boxed-in Vieux Carre courtyard or a soft lot near the levee can nudge the number. Dial (504) 226-6844 and we will commit to one.
Across New Orleans & the surrounding area we usually make it out the same day or the next business one. Ring us on the early side and warn us about any one-way stretch through the Quarter or a gated Uptown drive, so the driver can plot the approach.
Rule of thumb: one standard unit for every 50 people at a four-hour event, a few more once the bar opens, and one for every ten hands on a job site. Our calculator sketches it and we settle the count together.
None. A party books to its date and a site rental just carries month to month, so pickup lands whenever you phone in that you are wrapped.
Folded in. The weekly pump, restock and sanitize sit inside the single rate, and a hard-run slab or a full Carnival weekend can shift onto a tighter loop with no surprise to you.
One phone call and the drop, servicing and haul are set all across the parish and New Orleans & the surrounding area.
