UrbanCare Potty SolutionsUrbanCare Potty SolutionsPortable toilet rental in Santa Rosa generally runs $150–$225 for a weekend and $175–$300 monthly, delivery and servicing included. GoodJohn Portable Toilets sets and services units across Santa Rosa, from Coffey Park rebuilds to Bennett Valley events, with exact pricing confirmed on-site.
| Unit type / term | Typical price range |
|---|---|
| Standard unit — weekend event | $150–$225 |
| Standard unit — monthly (job site) | $175–$300/mo |
| Deluxe flushing unit — weekend | $225–$375 |
| ADA-accessible unit — weekend | $200–$325 |
| Handwash / sink station | $75–$150 |
| Extra weekly servicing (per visit) | $25–$60 |
Typical Santa Rosa portable toilet rental price ranges (2026)
A standard single-stall unit is the most affordable option and covers most events and small crews. Deluxe flushing units, ADA-accessible stalls, and units with attached sinks cost more because of added fixtures and heavier servicing. Longer terms lower the effective daily rate. A weekend event rental is priced as a flat drop-and-pick, while a job-site rental is billed monthly with weekly cleaning built in.
Most Santa Rosa quotes bundle delivery, placement, one weekly service, and final pickup into the base price. Weekly servicing means the tank is pumped, restocked with tissue, and sanitized. Additional service visits for high-traffic events are billed per stop. Distance beyond the standard Santa Rosa service area, difficult site access, or crane placement can add fees, which is why an on-site look produces a firmer number.
Sight-unseen phone estimates are ballparks. Ground slope, gate width, and how close a truck can park all affect the real cost, especially on hillside lots in Fountaingrove or tight infill sites in the West End. A free on-site visit confirms unit count, placement, and servicing frequency, so the final price has no surprises. Booking a week ahead helps lock availability during wedding and festival season.
Santa Rosa job-site rentals cluster around ongoing rebuilds in Coffey Park and Fountaingrove, where crews often need one standard unit plus a handwash station per site. Event demand peaks in late spring and summer for backyard weddings in Bennett Valley and Oakmont, and for festivals near the Junior College Neighborhood and West End. Sonoma County requires portable units on active construction sites, and event venues near residential streets in Rincon Valley or Montgomery Village may want units screened or placed off the frontage. Hillside and vineyard placements around Skyhawk and Roseland can require careful truck access, which is factored into the on-site quote.
A common planning ratio is one standard unit per 50 guests for a four-hour event, with an added ADA unit and handwash station for larger gatherings.
Yes. Monthly and event rentals typically include weekly servicing — pumping, restocking, and sanitizing — with extra visits available for high-traffic sites.
Booking a week ahead is recommended, and two to three weeks during peak spring and summer event season to secure preferred unit types.
Yes. ADA-accessible units with wider stalls and ground-level entry are available and typically run $200–$325 for a weekend rental.