Clean Porta Potties, Delivered in Cape Coral — One Call Books It
Pouring a new seawall on a canal lot, staging a rebuild off Del Prado, or setting up a sandbar cookout near Pine Island — we drop clean units, quote one flat number and keep them serviced. Start with a call to (239) 688-3566.
We answer Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Delivered, serviced, picked up · Serving Cape Coral & the surrounding area
The canal-lot standardThe unit that anchors most Cape Coral build sites and backyard jobs — well stocked, sturdy in the humidity and pumped on a weekly rotation.
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Upgraded for waterfront guestsA flushing bowl, a foot-pump sink and a mirror in a unit that looks at home on a Yacht Club lawn or a canal-front reception — the tier guests remember for the right reasons.
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Level-entry accessible unitA ground-level threshold, an extra-wide door and grab bars on both sides, with room to turn a wheelchair — set on a paver drive or a sand lot without a ramp.
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Portable sinks, Gulf-sideFoot-pump sink stands carrying fresh water, soap and paper towels — set next to the potties wherever food trucks line up or a boat-ramp crowd gathers.
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Stalls, vanities and cool airPrivate stalls, running-water vanities and a finished interior kept climate-controlled against a July afternoon on the Caloosahatchee — built for waterfront weddings, galas and the long-running builds filling the north Cape.
View details →A 15-person crew on a canal lot needs one toilet under federal job-site toilet rules; above 20, OSHA adds a seat and urinal with each 40 workers. Cape Coral builders often plan one per ten.
Example: a Cape Coral dock party for 100 guests that wraps in four hours or so takes two standard units, each serving about 50 people.
Once the bar opens, raise the count. Long receptions and holiday boat parties along the Cape's canals go through units faster than an afternoon cookout.
Of 12 grouped units at a Lee County event, one has to be ADA accessible, because 5% rounds up and never drops to zero. A two-sink wash station can join the porta potty rental.
Share the drop address, your date range and a rough head count, and a single flat figure is set while you're still on the line.
Our driver threads the truck down a tight canal lot, a Del Prado side street or an open field by Cape Harbour, and stands each unit exactly on your mark.
Pump-outs hold their schedule the whole rental, and we haul every unit out the day the job closes.
Many Cape lots back onto a seawall with only a narrow side yard. Keep the unit near the street side so the service truck can reach it without crossing the lawn or the dock.
June through September brings near-daily rain, and empty sand lots puddle fast. Set units on the highest corner of the lot, clear of the drainage swale along the road.
Crews coming over the Midpoint or Cape Coral bridges hit heavy rush-hour backups. Early morning deliveries mean units are standing before the workday starts.
Rebuild and roofing jobs still run all over Lee County. During hurricane season, ask about strapping units down or pulling them ahead of a named storm.
Nursery and fruit-grove crews, plus stilt-home rebuilds across Pine Island.
The fishing village on Pine Island Road, with gallery events and waterfront repairs.
Mobile-home communities and Shell Factory events along US 41 north of the river.
Florida Everblades game nights at the Estero arena and Coconut Point shopping-area work.
Riverside Park events downtown and beachfront condo projects along Hickory Boulevard.
Gated golf communities and home renovations between McGregor Boulevard and the Sanibel causeway.
Month-to-month units for crews on everything from seawall and dock work along the canals to the new-home builds filling in the northwest Cape, on a rotation your super never has to chase.
Dropped the day before and gone the next business day — Yacht Club lawn parties, Four Freedoms Park festivals, boat-ramp fish fries and backyard cookouts out toward Burned Store and Pine Island.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a waterfront ceremony, a Sanibel-adjacent reception or a riverside venue instead of standing out as an eyesore parked off to the side.
Full banks laid out and serviced for the Coconut Festival, holiday boat-parade crowds and any multi-day gathering along the Caloosahatchee.
Units that stay put through phased builds, remote lots and seasonal snowbird demand — and they hold up through a long, wet Southwest Florida summer.
Fast-turn units and trailers for the week after a storm pushes through, a rebuild crew stages on a gutted lot or a site draws a crowd nobody planned for.
Budget somewhere near $120–$195 a week for a standard unit, with delivery, the weekly pump-out and the final pickup all counted in; a flushing model, an ADA unit or a trailer sits above that, and squeezing onto a narrow canal lot or past an HOA gate can shift the figure. Dial (239) 688-3566 and we'll quote a number that sticks.
Same-day and next-day drops are the norm right across Cape Coral & the surrounding area. Get us on the phone early, and note any gate code, HOA restriction or tight seawall approach so the driver can map the run down to Del Prado or out toward Pine Island.
One standard unit for every 50 guests holds up at a four-hour party, bump that once the bar opens, and figure one per ten hands on a build site. Punch it into the calculator and we'll square it away on the phone.
None required. A Coconut Festival booking or a backyard cookout is tied to your date, and a site unit rolls month to month, so it leaves the lot the moment you wave us off.
Baked in. The pumping, restock and sanitizing follow a set rotation under the one rate, and a slammed job off Santa Barbara or a long boat-parade weekend simply tightens the cycle.
A single call locks delivery, service and haul-off across Cape Coral and the surrounding Florida area, the canals of Cape Coral out to Pine Island.
