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Porta Potty Rental in Stone County, MS: McHenry, Perkinston, Big Level and Rural Roads
Need porta potty rental in Stone County, MS? Same-day is often possible when you order by noon, from McHenry on US-49 up to Big Level, Bond and the MS-29 forest roads.
- Weekly cleaning included
- No fuel or removal fees
- The owner answers
The five answers before you call
- Delivery area
- Yes. We cover all of Stone County, including Wiggins, Perkinston, McHenry, Big Level, Bond and rural camp roads, Monday through Saturday.
- Arrival
- Same day is often possible when you order by noon, with a $75 same-day fee; otherwise next morning.
- Which unit
- Standard units suit crews, camps and homes. Add hand-washing stations at fairs and food events.
- Cleaning
- Weekly service is included on 28-day rentals; the truck must park within 30 feet.
- Full cost
- Events from $225, jobsites from $199 per 28 days, plus a mileage charge shown on your quote.
Updated . Reviewed by Jonah, owner and dispatcher.
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Call now(206) 238-2473 Jonah answers live, Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM. Quote on the call, unit on site today if you order by noon.Which towns in Stone County do we serve?
We serve all of Stone County, ZIP codes 39561, 39577, 39573, including Wiggins, Perkinston, McHenry and the other areas listed here. Stone County is about 30 miles (McHenry) to 40 miles (Wiggins) north of our Biloxi yard on four-lane MS-67 and US-49. Same day is often possible when you order by noon, with a $75 same-day fee; otherwise next morning.
Neighborhoods, subdivisions and areas we serve in Stone County
- Wiggins
- Perkinston and the college campus area
- McHenry
- Big Level
- Bond
- Moore Crossing (MS-15 and MS-26)
- US-49 corridor
- MS-26 corridor toward Benndale
- MS-29 north toward Black Creek
- Flint Creek area
- Paramount Church Road
- Magnolia Road
Towns and communities
- Wiggins
- Perkinston
- McHenry
- Big Level
- Bond
- Niles City
- Moore Crossing
County seat: Wiggins.
Where in Stone County do you deliver, and how fast?
Stone County deliveries cover all three ZIP codes: 39561 McHenry, 39577 Wiggins and 39573 Perkinston. McHenry sits on US-49 about 10 miles south of Wiggins, near the Harrison County line, so it is the quickest stop. Same-day is often possible on orders placed by noon, Monday through Saturday.
North-county addresses take longer. MS-29 runs from Wiggins past Flint Creek into forest land toward Black Creek, and some side roads are gravel or sand.
Moore Crossing, where MS-15 meets MS-26, is the turn for many east-county camps. MS-26 is two-lane all the way to Lucedale.
Send a map pin and gate code with rural orders. Details for the county seat are on the Wiggins porta potty rental page.
What does porta potty rental in Stone County, MS cost?
Porta potty rental in Stone County, MS starts at $225 per event weekend and $199 per 28 days, with weekly service included on long-term units. Stone County is outside Harrison and Jackson counties, so event orders add a mileage charge. Long-term delivery and pickup is $95 to $150 one time.
| Unit | Event (drop Fri, pick up Mon) | Jobsite or long-term (28 days) |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | from $225 + mileage | from $199, weekly service included |
| Wheelchair-accessible (ADA-size) unit | from $325 + mileage | from $285 |
| Hand washing station (2 sinks) | from $150 + mileage | from $175 |
| 2-stall restroom trailer | from $1,400 per weekend + mileage | quoted |
The price is the same for 1 week or 28 days. Approved contractor accounts can pay on a net-15 invoice.
A restroom trailer needs level ground, a garden hose and a 20-amp outlet within about 100 feet. See long-term porta potty rental for how 28-day billing renews.
Need a unit in Stone County today?Call Jonah now.Same day is often possible when you order by noon, with a $75 same-day fee; otherwise next morning.
Call now for today(206) 238-2473What rules apply to building in unincorporated Stone County?
Unincorporated Stone County has no zoning for land use, but the county enforces its adopted building codes, and commercial or industrial sites need Board of Supervisors approval. Every construction crew still needs OSHA toilet counts: 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, then 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40.
Owners can ask which permits apply at the county Planning and Building Department, 601-928-2810. The county's no-zoning notice explains the rules.
The toilet rule is OSHA 1926.51. One standard unit has a seat and a urinal, so it counts for both. Read more in OSHA porta potty requirements.
What do timber, farm and hunting-camp sites in Stone County need?
Timber sites are a common rural drop in Stone County, where wood products make up the majority of local industry. Farm field crews need 1 toilet and 1 hand-washing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk, under OSHA 1928.110. Hunting camps usually need one locked porta john near the road.
Set logging-deck units at the deck entrance, not deep in the cut. The service truck must park within 30 feet every week.
The farm rule is OSHA 1928.110. A hasp and padlock are free on request.
If a camp sits on national forest land, get the Forest Service's OK first. A locked gate at drop time means a $75 trip fee.
Can you cover events at Perkinston and the Wiggins fairgrounds?
Stone County's biggest crowds gather at the Stone County Fair and Heritage Festival on Airport Street in Wiggins in late October, the Pine Hill Festival downtown in late April, and Flint Creek on July 4th. Events on the Perkinston campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College need the college's approval first.
Plan 1 standard unit per 50 guests for up to 4 hours, or 1 per 40 for longer events. Public events need at least 5% accessible units per cluster under the ADA 2010 Standards.
Flint Creek drew about 40,000 visitors in July 2025, so groups near the park should book July 4th units by early June. Fair week and the Pine Hill Festival also fill trucks, so reserve 3 to 6 weeks out.
Size your event with the porta potty calculator. Weekend portable toilet rental covers a Friday drop and Monday pickup.
What Stone County rules, roads and ground affect a rental?
All three are in the often-same-day zone; the ZIP and a map pin set the exact mileage charge. McHenry is the fastest Stone County drop from Biloxi and the best bet for a same-day order. East-county camps and farms take longer to reach than US-49 addresses; allow a later window.
| Local fact | What it means for your rental |
|---|---|
| Stone County's ZIP codes are 39561 McHenry, 39577 Wiggins and 39573 Perkinston. | All three are in the often-same-day zone; the ZIP and a map pin set the exact mileage charge. |
| McHenry is on US-49 about 10 miles south of Wiggins and just north of the Harrison County line. Source | McHenry is the fastest Stone County drop from Biloxi and the best bet for a same-day order. |
| MS-15 ends at MS-26 at Moore Crossing in Stone County, and MS-26 is two-lane to Lucedale. Source | East-county camps and farms take longer to reach than US-49 addresses; allow a later window. |
| Unincorporated Stone County has no zoning but enforces adopted building codes; commercial and industrial sites need Board of Supervisors approval. Source | Rural builders confirm permits with the county, and crews still need OSHA toilet counts. |
| Wood products manufacturing is the majority of Stone County's industry. | Logging decks and mill yards are common drops; set units where the truck can reach them weekly. |
| Perkinston, the county's oldest settlement, is home to a Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College campus. | Campus events need college approval before a unit is placed. |
| Stone County had 18,333 people in 2020 spread over about 445 square miles of land. | Homes are spread out; addresses alone can mislead, so a map pin prevents a $75 dry run. |
Local details checked October 2026 by Jonah, owner and dispatcher. Rules change; confirm permits with the local office before your event.
Porta potty questions from Stone County renters
Do you deliver out to Big Level or Bond, or just Wiggins?
Anywhere in Stone County. Big Level and Bond take a little longer than US-49 addresses, so same-day depends on the day's schedule. Send a map pin with the order.
Our church in McHenry has homecoming Sunday. Can you drop a unit Friday?
Yes. We drop Friday or Saturday and pick up Monday at no extra cost, since there is no Sunday service. McHenry is the closest part of the county to our yard.
There's no zoning out here. Do I still need a toilet for my framing crew?
Yes. Zoning and OSHA are separate. An employer with 20 or fewer workers on a construction site must provide at least 1 toilet.
Can you leave a unit at our deer camp off MS-29 for the whole season?
Yes, on 28-day cycles that renew until you ask for pickup. Weekly service is included, so the camp road must let our truck park within 30 feet.
How do I order for a logging deck with no street address?
Drop a map pin at the deck entrance and send it with the order, plus a gate code if there is one. The driver phones about 30 minutes before arrival.
Is Stone County more expensive than Gulfport?
Slightly. Event prices are the same, plus a mileage charge for Stone County. Long-term delivery and pickup is $95 to $150 instead of $75.
Check delivery to your Stone County address
Calling is fastest: Jonah checks the truck schedule while you are on the phone. Prefer text? Send the form and get an itemized quote by text, usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
Call Jonah now(206) 238-2473You talk to Jonah, the owner, who also schedules the trucks. Open Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM.