Flushing Porta Potty Rental in Chattanooga
Flushing porta potty rental in Chattanooga from Roger Rental Works gets your guests a foot-pump flush, a sink with soap and paper towels, and a mirror. People also call it a deluxe porta potty or a porta potty with a sink. The unit is about the size of a standard one and needs no water or power hookup.
- Delivery area
- Chattanooga, all of Hamilton County, Cleveland, Rossville, Fort Oglethorpe and Ringgold, with delivery and pickup included. Check your town.
- Arrival
- Same day when you call by 12 PM on a weekday. Otherwise, next morning. Weekend events drop Friday and come back Monday.
- Right unit
- Parties, church events and small weddings where guests expect a sink. Busy crews do better with standard units.
- Cleaning
- Arrives clean, filled with fresh water and stocked. Long-term units get a weekly service visit at no extra charge.
- Full cost
- One itemized quote: unit, delivery, pickup, service and tax. No fuel or card fees. See what sets the price.
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What do you get with a flushing porta potty rental in Chattanooga?
A flushing porta potty rental in Chattanooga includes a foot-pump flush toilet, a foot-pump sink with soap and paper towels, a mirror and toilet paper. The unit carries about 20 gallons of fresh water for flushing, so it needs no hose or outlet. Delivery, setup and pickup are included in our core area.
- Flush by foot. A floor pedal rinses the bowl, so it looks and feels cleaner than a standard unit.
- Sink inside. A second pedal runs the sink. Soap and paper towels sit right beside it.
- Mirror. Guests can check their look before heading back to the party.
- No hookups. Fresh water rides in the unit, so it works on any open lawn or lot.
How big is a deluxe flushing porta potty?
A deluxe flushing porta potty is about 45 inches wide, 48 inches deep and 92 inches tall. That is only about 1 inch wider than a standard unit. A 45-inch-wide unit needs a gate at least 48 inches wide, and a level, firm spot about 4 feet by 4 feet.
| Outside size | About 45 in. wide x 48 in. deep x 92 in. tall |
|---|---|
| Flush | Foot pump, about 20 gallons of fresh water |
| Sink | Foot pump, soap dispenser and paper towels |
| Mirror | Yes |
| Uses between services | About 150 to 200 |
| Gate it fits through | 48 inches wide or more |
| Ground | Level, firm spot about 4 x 4 ft |
| Water or power | None needed |
When is a flushing porta potty the wrong choice?
A flushing porta potty is the wrong choice for a big crew or a long, busy event. Its 20 gallons of fresh water last about 150 to 200 uses, so it can run dry before a standard unit fills up. Wheelchair users and formal weddings need different units too.
- Construction crews. Use standard units with weekly service, plus a hand washing station if the work calls for it.
- A guest uses a wheelchair. The deluxe unit is not built for that. Add a wheelchair-accessible unit.
- A formal wedding with water and power nearby. A restroom trailer has real flush toilets and lights.
- A food line. One sink inside a toilet makes a slow line. A separate station lets 2 people wash at once.
Is a deluxe unit better than a standard unit plus a hand wash station?
A deluxe unit puts the toilet and sink in 1 box, which suits a small party of about 50 guests. A standard unit plus a separate hand wash station lets 2 people wash while someone else uses the toilet. For 100 or more guests, the split setup usually keeps the line shorter.
| Feature | Deluxe flushing unit | Standard unit + hand wash station |
|---|---|---|
| Flush | Foot pump | No flush |
| Where hands get washed | Sink inside the unit | Station outside, 2 basins |
| People washing at once | 1, and only when the toilet is free | 2, while the toilet is in use |
| Space needed | About 4 x 4 ft | About 4 x 4 ft plus 3 x 2 ft |
| Hookups | None | None |
| Best for | Small parties, church events, office overflow | Food service, kids' events, bigger crowds |
How is a flushing porta potty serviced?
A flushing porta potty on a long-term rental gets 1 service visit a week, included in the price. The driver pumps the tank, scrubs every surface, adds deodorizer and restocks paper, soap and towels. Fresh water matters too, since about 20 gallons can run low on a busy site.
Event units arrive clean and filled. For events longer than 2 days, add a mid-event service so the flush and sink do not run dry. Extra visits on long-term rentals are billed per unit.
Where should a flushing porta potty go at a party?
A flushing porta potty needs a level, firm spot about 4 feet by 4 feet. Our truck needs a path about 10 feet wide with 12 feet of clearance and no low wires. For a backyard party, a spot near the driveway and within about 50 feet of the truck works well.
- Pick a spot near a porch light or path light for evening guests.
- Face the door away from the main seating area if you can.
- On red clay or soft grass, we set the unit on plywood or gravel so it stays level.
- Planning a reception? The wedding restroom page covers guest counts and placement.
What does a flushing porta potty with a sink look like?
A flushing porta potty with a sink has a toilet with a seat and lid, a foot-pump hand sink, a soap dispenser and paper towels. The 4 photos below show the built-in sink and the toilet seat, plus a flushing restroom cabin from the outside and the inside.
Flushing porta potty questions
Is it cheaper to get a unit with a sink or a toilet plus a separate hand wash station?
The prices come out close. A deluxe flushing unit runs $275 to $350 for a weekend event. A standard unit ($165 to $225) plus a hand wash station ($95 to $150) runs $260 to $375. The split setup moves a crowd faster, while the deluxe unit takes less space. See the porta potty cost guide.
How many flushes does a deluxe unit get before it needs service?
A deluxe unit handles about 150 to 200 uses on its 20 gallons of fresh water. Guests who hold the pedal down use more water. For a long or busy event, plan a second unit or a mid-event service.
Does the flushing unit need a water hose or an outlet?
The deluxe flushing unit needs neither one. About 20 gallons of fresh water ride inside, and both pumps work by foot. That means it can go on a lawn, a field or a church lot with no spigot nearby.
What does a flushing porta potty cost for a weekend?
A deluxe flushing unit runs $275 to $350 for a weekend event, with a Friday drop and a Monday pickup. On a long-term rental, it runs $225 to $295 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. Sales tax is added. The porta potty cost guide has the details.
Will guests know how to flush a foot-pump toilet?
Most guests find the pedal on the first try. There are 2 floor pedals: one flushes, one runs the sink. If you expect older guests or kids, a short note taped inside the door helps.
Is a deluxe unit a good pick for a jobsite office?
A deluxe unit works well near a site office used by a few staff and visiting clients. For the crew itself, use standard units, since about 150 to 200 uses go fast with 10 or more workers. Many builders rent 1 of each.