Portable Toilets for Spring Valley — Porta Potties to Trailers
An apartment complex going up off the 215, a Lunar New Year block party in Chinatown, a wedding overflow crowd a mile west of the Strip — we set clean units, quote one flat number, and service them through Mojave heat. Dial (702) 522-0113 and it's booked.
Reach us Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · Same-day & next-day drop-off · Sunday closed · Delivery included


The stall most valley crews and hosts grab first — stocked, vented and pumped weekly, and it takes the summer without complaint.
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Adds a flushing bowl and a foot-pump sink, so it lands at receptions, quinceaneras and corporate lots along Rainbow where the crowd expects better.
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Ground-level entry, a wide door, grab bars and the floor room to roll a wheelchair all the way inside and turn around.
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Two- and four-bay sink stands with soap, paper and running water, parked candid next to the units the minute the caterers or food trucks show.
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Walled private stalls, running-water vanities and a finished interior inside a climate-controlled trailer — the piece a wedding overflow crowd off Spring Mountain or a long-running 215 build expects when the basics won't do.
View details →A Spring Valley build with crews up to twenty meets OSHA 1926.51 with one toilet; beyond twenty, plan one urinal beside one seat for each 40.
Give every 50 guests one unit on a four-hour afternoon, which covers most west-valley pool parties and Spring Valley birthdays.
A few more once the bar's open or the party runs past sunset. Long, hot days raise restroom traffic across the board.
No less than 5 percent of grouped units, and always at least one, should be ADA. A porta potty rental in full sun stays cooler when placed in shade.
The drop address, your dates and a ballpark headcount off the 215. A flat price comes back before the call ends — no bid forms, no callback runaround.
The driver threads a gated apartment lot, a strip-mall pad off Decatur or an open desert parcel, and sets each unit where you point, then we pick a service pace for the traffic.
Pump-outs run on schedule the whole rental, stepped up when the heat climbs, and we haul every unit the day the job closes out.
The Chinatown stretch of Spring Mountain Road stays busy late into the night, so deliveries there go smoothest early in the morning before shops open.
Many Spring Valley neighborhoods have guard gates or keypad entry, so add the driver to the guest list before delivery day to avoid a wait at the gate.
Spring wind events push dust across open lots west of the Strip, so place units against a wall or building for shelter and face the doors downwind.
Apartment and retail sites often have covered parking with low clearance, so point out a surface spot the truck can reach, since decks rarely fit a service vehicle.
Fremont Street area events and shops in the Arts District off Main Street downtown.
Downtown Summerlin festival weekends and custom-home construction in The Ridges.
Tract-home construction south of Spring Valley and warehouse projects near South Point.
UNLV campus events, Thomas & Mack Center nights and remodels near the Strip.
Cadence and Inspirada master-planned builds and work around the Raiders headquarters area.
Las Vegas Convention Center setups and country club remodels east of the Strip.

Month-to-month units for crews raising apartments off the Beltway, building out a Chinatown plaza or grading a pad near Flamingo — on a loop your foreman never has to chase.

Units placed before the first guest parks and gone the next business day — Spring Mountain street festivals, park 5Ks and cul-de-sac parties in the master-planned tracts.

Deluxe units and climate-controlled trailers for the overflow when a valley wedding or a backyard reception outgrows the house, without stealing a look from the ceremony.

Full banks routed and serviced for the crowds that spill off the Strip into off-boulevard lots — night markets, cultural festivals and multi-day music runs.

Units that hold their spot through a phased master-planned build, a long remediation job or a season of infrastructure work along the arterials.

Fast-turn units and trailers for the day a water main lets go, a monsoon cell floods a wash, or a venue draws a bigger crowd than anyone planned for.
Figure roughly $105–$180 a week for a standard unit, with the drop, the weekly pump-out and the pickup all inside that one number; deluxe units, ADA units and trailers run higher, and a gated or hard-access spot can shift it. Call (702) 522-0113 for a rate we'll honor.
Most valley orders roll out same day or the next business day. Ring us early and flag the tricky part — a guard-gate code, a covered parking deck, a soft-sand lot — so the driver maps the approach.
For a four-hour event, roughly one standard per 50 guests, a few more once the bar's open, and about one per ten workers on a build. The tool below narrows it and we confirm the count by phone.
No. Event orders are tied to the date, and job-site units renew month to month, so we come pull them the day you tell us the work's wrapped.
It is. Every rental is pumped, sanitized and restocked on a schedule, and a hard-run summer site or a festival moves to a tighter rotation with no surprise charge on the bill.
Delivery, servicing and the final pickup, all arranged in one conversation, anywhere in Spring Valley and the surrounding Nevada area.