Portable Restrooms Across Medford — One Call Books It — Medford Porta Potty
Pouring a foundation off Table Rock Road, pulling drift boats out at the Rogue takeout, or seating a harvest dinner in a Bear Creek vineyard — we set clean restrooms, name one flat price and keep the pump-outs on schedule. Start with a call to (541) 656-2122.
Call Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · Same-day when we can · Across Medford and the surrounding Oregon area · Delivery included
The Rogue Valley regularBread-and-butter across Rogue Valley job sites and back-forty gatherings — fully stocked, built to shrug off dust and August heat, and pumped on a steady weekly stop.
The winery-event upgradeBrings a flushing bowl and a foot-pump sink to the mix, which is why it lands at winery events, tasting-room parties and anywhere guests expect a bit more.
Ground-level and wheelchair-wideEnters at ground level through a wide door with grab bars and a floor clear enough to turn a wheelchair — easy for anyone to step into and use.
Rinse stations for orchard crewsTwo- and four-basin sink stands stocked with soap, paper towels and fresh water — the add-on you want the moment food trucks or a real crowd roll in.
The trailer that beats valley heatA climate-controlled trailer with walled stalls, real vanities with running water and a finished interior, made for polished weddings and drawn-out commercial jobs.
With twenty workers or fewer, one toilet suffices; bigger orchard or build crews in the Rogue Valley budget a urinal and seat for each 40 pickers or builders, says 29 CFR 1926.51.
Fifty guests over four hours, a 1:50 ratio, is a fair load for one standard unit, so a 100-guest tasting in the Applegate needs two.
Add more as the wine and beer pour, and lean higher for receptions that last from golden hour well into the night.
Vineyard events with grouped units need 5% or more ADA access and at least one accessible stall. Pair every Rogue Valley porta potty rental at a vineyard with a handwash sink.
Give us the location, the dates and a rough head count, and we'll price the whole rental flat before the call ends.
Our driver brings the truck in — orchard two-track, downtown lot or riverside field — sets each unit where you want it and locks in a service pace that matches the traffic.
Pump-outs land on schedule the whole way through, and every unit leaves the site the day your job is finished.
Medford summer highs often climb past 95°F. Event units in vineyards or open fields need shade, a hand-wash station and service timed close to the event.
Late-summer smoke and fire restrictions can shift event plans. Keep rental dates flexible and call early if an event moves or a crew relocates.
Wineries and orchards around the valley often have gravel or dirt drives. Describe the route and any low branches so the truck can reach the spot.
Boat ramps and river access points along the Rogue need units on firm ground above the bank, plus permission from the land manager first.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival seasons and gatherings in Lithia Park
Britt Festival concerts and vineyard weddings in the Applegate foothills
Jackson County Expo fairs and builds along the I-5 interchange
Downtown Medford events and orchard-country projects across east Medford
Golf course events and new homes along Highway 62
Wildfire rebuild sites and small-farm events along the Bear Creek Greenway
Month-to-month units for crews on it all — subdivisions rising near Delta Waters, road work along Highway 62, remodels in the historic core — on a loop your foreman never has to phone in.
Units in place before anyone arrives and gone the next business day, whether it's a fundraiser at the Expo, a concert on the Bear Creek Greenway or a graduation party out in the county.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers suited to a vineyard ceremony above the valley floor or a ranch reception, so they blend in rather than pull the eye off the view.
Full rows staged and serviced for the Pear Blossom Festival, Jackson County Fair midway crowds and any multi-day run through downtown or the fairgrounds.
Units that hold through phased builds, orchard seasons and remote work sites — and shrug off both the valley's heat and its cold snaps.
Quick-turn units and trailers for the day a wildfire crew stages near town, a water line lets go or a site suddenly draws more people than anyone planned for.
Answers to the common questions about renting. Want a straight answer? One call to (541) 656-2122 sorts it.
A standard unit runs about $110–$185 a week, with delivery, the weekly service and pickup already baked in; flushing units, ADA units and the trailer sit higher, and a spot up an orchard lane or a back canyon road can add a bit. Call (541) 656-2122 for a price we'll hold to.
Through Medford & the surrounding area we usually load the same day, and next business day covers the rest. Call early and mention a locked gate or a dirt approach so the driver maps the way ahead.
A fair starting point is one standard unit for every 50 guests over four hours, more once wine or beer is in the mix, and about one per ten workers on a site. Run the on-page calculator for a ballpark and we'll refine it when you call.
No. Event orders are tied to your date, and site units simply carry month to month, so we pull them the moment you say the job is done.
Yes, and no line item for it. The single price includes routine pump-outs, restocking and sanitizing, with the cycle shortened when a site runs hard or a festival stretches on.
One call handles the drop, the service and the pickup throughout Medford and the surrounding Oregon area.
