Porta Potty Rental Questions and Answers

We deliver within about 80 miles of Biloxi: Harrison, Jackson, Hancock, Stone, George, Pearl River, Forrest, Lamar, Perry and Greene counties. Check your town on the service areas page or call with your ZIP code.

Yes. Jonah Portable Toilets Rental is owner-operated out of Biloxi. The person who answers the phone also schedules the trucks.

Two days' notice avoids the same-day fee on a normal week. For July 4th, Mardi Gras, graduation weekends and Cruisin' The Coast, book 3 to 6 weeks ahead. Restroom trailers for spring and fall weddings: 6 weeks or more.

Yes, for almost every date. Only the biggest holiday weekends and wedding trailers need more lead time.

The day before, usually Friday for a weekend event. Delivery times cannot be promised to the hour, so arriving a day early protects your event.

Saturday morning delivery is possible on request, but Friday is safer and costs the same. There is no delivery on Sunday.

Friday or Saturday, and it is picked up Monday. The event price covers the whole span.

Yes, at no extra charge. Holiday weekends are often delivered Wednesday or Thursday.

You can request morning or afternoon. The driver calls about 30 minutes before arriving and texts a photo once the unit is placed.

No. Mark the spot with a cone, flag or chalk X, unlock the gate or text us the code, and the driver places it.

Yes. Send a Google Maps pin or GPS coordinates and a photo of the entrance.

Yes, once the driver is cleared through the base pass office. Allow at least 2 to 3 business days for the pass.

Yes, when you call by 12 noon Monday through Saturday. Same-day covers all of Harrison and Jackson counties and often Hancock, Stone and George.

$75, shown on your quote before you pay. Book two days ahead and there is no rush fee.

Today if you call by noon. After noon, first thing the next morning.

No. If we confirmed same-day and miss it, the $75 fee is refunded.

Yes. That is one of the most common same-day orders. Call with the jobsite address and we will confirm a window on the phone.

From $225 plus tax for a standard unit at an event, including delivery and pickup in Harrison and Jackson counties. From $199 per 28 days for jobsites and long-term rentals, with weekly cleaning, plus a one-time $75 delivery and pickup fee. See the full price guide.

For the whole time. Event prices cover Friday to Monday. Long-term prices cover 28 days.

Event prices include delivery and pickup in Harrison and Jackson counties. Long-term rentals add a one-time $75 fee. Farther towns add mileage, shown on the quote.

Your quote lists every line: unit, delivery, pickup, service and sales tax. The total on the quote is what you pay.

No. There is no fuel surcharge, convenience fee, card fee or separate removal fee.

Close to it, but you pay one delivery fee for the whole order, so each extra unit costs less.

Not for an event within the Friday-to-Monday span. For long-term rentals, any day inside the 28-day cycle is already paid.

No. A weekend event rental already covers Sunday.

Mississippi sales tax is added on the quote. Tax-exempt organizations can email their certificate to remove it.

Nonprofits get tax removed with a certificate, and orders of several units share one delivery fee. Ask about pricing for churches and storm relief sites.

No deposit. Events are paid at booking; long-term rentals pay the first 28-day cycle at booking.

No. Normal cleaning is part of the rental. Charges apply only for damage, vandalism or fire.

No separate removal fee. Pickup is part of the delivery and pickup charge.

A standard unit has a toilet, urinal and hand sanitizer. A deluxe unit adds a flushing toilet and a sink with soap and paper towels, with no hookups needed. Compare units.

Yes. Every standard unit has a sanitizer dispenser, refilled at each service.

Yes. The deluxe flushing unit has a foot-pump sink, soap and paper towels.

Not usually for one unit. A standard plus a station starts at $375; a deluxe starts at $350 and takes less space.

Yes. The wheelchair-accessible unit has a ground-level door, turning space and grab bars.

Yes, 2, 3 and 4-stall restroom trailers with flushing toilets, running water, lights and A/C.

Yes: a garden hose and one 110-volt outlet within about 100 feet. We can bring a water tank and generator for an added fee.

Yes, at least two rolls, plus extra for busy events. Weekly service restocks it.

Standard units use a translucent roof for daylight. Restroom trailers have electric lights. For night events, place a battery lantern or path light nearby.

Each unit locks from inside. A hasp for your own padlock is free on request, so no one uses it before the event.

No. It is placed where you choose and should not be moved without a hand truck. We move it free on the next service visit.

No. Event units are kept separate and look newer. Every unit is pressure-washed and disinfected before it goes out.

Yes. Each unit page shows real photos, and we can text you a photo of your exact unit.

Not at this time. We rent toilets, hand washing stations and restroom trailers.

Once a week on rentals longer than a week, included in the 28-day price. Event units arrive cleaned and stocked.

Pumping the tank, washing and disinfecting the inside, adding deodorizer, restocking paper and sanitizer, and refilling water on sinks.

Yes, $45 per unit per extra visit. Crews of 10 or more in July and August often need it.

You can ask for less frequent service, but the 28-day price stays the same because weekly service is built in.

On request, $45 per unit per visit, usually early morning before gates open.

Text or call (206) 238-2473. We will send the truck within one business day and check what blocked the visit.

Yes. Text us and dispatch moves it to the weekday you prefer.

On flat, firm ground the truck can reach within about 30 feet: driveway edge, side yard, lot corner or pavement. Read where to place a porta potty.

A gentle slope is fine. A steep slope can tip the unit; we will place it on the flattest nearby spot.

Yes, if the gate is at least 48 inches wide and the path is firm. A 5-foot gate is easier.

Yes. Pavement is the best surface. Keep it out of drive lanes and away from storm drains.

Not on your own private property. Events on public property or streets need a city special event permit. See the Biloxi permit guide.

We avoid loose sand because units sink and lean. Place it on the seawall side, a parking lot or a plywood base.

No. Placement anywhere the truck can reach is included.

As long as you need. Events run Friday to Monday; long-term rentals continue in 28-day cycles until you request pickup.

Every 28 days from the delivery date, which is 13 cycles per year.

No. The 28-day price is the same for 1 day or 28 days.

No contract. Pay each cycle and stop anytime.

For events, no: pickup is Monday. For long-term rentals, yes: call or text and we pick up within 2 business days.

Weekday same-evening pickup is possible for an added fee. Ask at booking if your venue does not allow units overnight.

Full refund if you cancel 48+ hours before delivery, 50% between 24 and 48 hours, and no refund inside 24 hours or on same-day orders after dispatch. See the rental terms.

Yes, up to 24 hours before delivery, if units are available.

By credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover). Approved contractor accounts can be invoiced net 15.

No. Drivers do not collect payment. Contractor accounts can pay invoices by check.

Yes. We can text or email a secure payment link to your boss, client or family member.

Yes. You get an itemized quote by text or email to share with your committee, spouse or boss.

At booking for events and for the first 28-day cycle. Later cycles are charged at the start of each cycle.

About 50 guests over 4 hours, or a crew of up to 20 on weekly service.

2 units for a 4-hour event, 3 for a longer one, and 4 if alcohol is served over a long event.

10 units for 4 hours, 13 for a longer event, 17 with alcohol over a long event, plus hand washing stations.

Yes. One standard unit easily handles 15 to 20 people for a day or a crew of that size for a week.

A single stall works for up to about 50 guests. Mixed crowds over 50 move faster with a 2-stall trailer.

When a watch is issued for the coast, we contact you and strap down or pick up the unit. Units go back out once roads are clear.

Not if you followed our storm instructions.

Yes, as soon as roads are cleared, in the order calls come in. See storm recovery restrooms.