UrbanCare Potty SolutionsUrbanCare Potty SolutionsA standard portable toilet in Santa Rosa runs roughly $150 to $250 per week, delivery, pickup, and weekly service included. Wine Country Portable Toilets handles delivery and cleaning across Rincon Valley, Roseland, and Coffey Park, with exact pricing confirmed on-site.
| Rental type | Estimated weekly range |
|---|---|
| Standard unit, single week | $150–$250 |
| Standard unit, 4+ week term (per week) | $120–$185 |
| Standard unit with hand-sanitizer station | $170–$275 |
| ADA-compliant unit | $225–$375 |
| Extra weekly service (2x/week) | Add $50–$100 |
Estimated weekly portable toilet pricing in Santa Rosa (ballpark; confirmed on-site)
A standard portable toilet weekly price in Santa Rosa bundles three things: drop-off, one weekly cleaning, and removal. A single unit for one week falls in the $150 to $250 range. The weekly cleaning includes pumping the tank, restocking toilet paper, and refilling the hand-wash or sanitizer supply. There is no separate charge to place the unit when it arrives. This bundled structure is standard across the local market.
The per-unit weekly rate for a standard portable toilet decreases with longer rental terms. A four-week or longer construction rental often prices between $120 and $185 per week. Renting several units for one site also lowers the per-unit cost, since delivery is shared across the order. A one-day weekend event is billed differently than a weekly rate and is usually quoted as a flat event fee. Ask for both structures when comparing.
Three factors move the weekly price: how often the unit is serviced, how far the delivery travels, and how the truck reaches the placement spot. High-traffic job sites in areas like Fountaingrove or Coffey Park may need twice-weekly servicing, which adds roughly $50 to $100. Steep driveways, gated lots, or long carry distances can affect placement. A free on-site visit confirms the exact weekly figure before the unit ships.
A standard portable toilet is the base unit and the lowest weekly rate. An ADA-compliant unit is larger, wheelchair-accessible, and rents higher, generally $225 to $375 per week. Events open to the public and many job sites require at least one accessible unit. Adding a hand-sanitizer station or a sink to a standard unit raises the weekly rate modestly. Choosing the right unit up front keeps the quote accurate.
Santa Rosa spans Sonoma County from Rincon Valley and Skyhawk in the east to Roseland and the West End nearer Highway 101. Delivery distance within the city is short, so most standard weekly rentals land in the $150 to $250 range regardless of neighborhood. Fire-rebuild sites in Fountaingrove and Coffey Park and vineyard work in Bennett Valley are common longer-term rentals that qualify for reduced per-week pricing. Event rentals in Montgomery Village, Oakmont, and near the Junior College Neighborhood are typically quoted per day rather than per week. Placement on gravel or sloped lots is confirmed during the free on-site visit.
A single-day or weekend event rental is usually a flat fee separate from the weekly rate, often $130 to $225 including delivery, pickup, and one clean-out.
Standard rentals include one weekly service; busy job sites and large events can add a second weekly visit for a modest extra charge.
Wheelchair-accessible ADA units rent for about $225 to $375 per week and are often required at public events and larger job sites.
A common guideline is one standard unit per 50 guests for a four-hour event, with more added for alcohol service or longer durations.