Paducah Porta Potty Company rents portable restrooms and sanitation equipment to job sites, events, and properties across Paducah and McCracken County, Kentucky. Whether you are managing a construction project that runs for months or planning a single-day outdoor event, we deliver the right units, keep them clean and stocked throughout your rental, and pick them up when you are done. Porta potty rental, portable restroom rental, portable toilet rental - we handle all of it, seven days a week from 6 AM to 11 PM. Call for a quote and we will get your units scheduled.
Renting portable restrooms shouldn't be complicated. Below is the full lineup, from basic construction units to upscale restroom trailers, so you can find what fits your site before you call.
The standard unit is the workhorse of the lineup. It includes a non-flush toilet, urinal, ventilation, and toilet paper, and it suits construction sites, job sites, and general outdoor events where volume and durability matter most. If you need a dependable unit that holds up through a long workweek or a full event day, this is where most rentals start.
When handwashing access matters but a full trailer is more than the site calls for, the standard unit with an interior hand sink fills the gap. Contractors, outdoor markets, and community fairs find this unit practical because it adds hygiene without adding complexity to the setup.
The deluxe unit steps up to a foot-pump flush, a fresh-water sink, and a mirror, making it the event-grade option for guests who expect more than a standard portable restroom. Weddings, corporate events, graduations, and outdoor ceremonies are the natural fit here.
The ADA-accessible unit features ground-level entry, grab bars, and a roomy interior designed to accommodate wheelchair users and guests with mobility needs. Most events and job sites in McCracken County require at least one accessible unit on site, and we can help you work out how many your setup calls for.
Restroom trailers range from compact two-station units up to large multi-station configurations with running water, climate control, and interior lighting. We offer upscale and wedding-grade trailers for events where the restroom experience is part of the overall presentation. An ADA restroom trailer option is also available, with a lowering chassis, ramp, and accessible stalls for full accessibility.
Portable shower trailers and shower-restroom combination trailers serve sites where basic sanitation is not enough. Disaster relief operations, remote construction projects, extended campsite use, and off-grid worksites in the Paducah area are the primary applications. These units bring a full hygiene setup to locations that have no permanent facilities.
Multi-story and elevated work sites have specific needs that standard ground-level units cannot meet. Rolling units move between floors, elevator-fit units are sized to travel in a construction elevator, and crane-hoistable units lift to elevated work decks. If your project goes vertical, we have the units built for it.
Standalone hand-wash stations and hand-sanitizer stations supplement any restroom setup on a construction site, at an outdoor event, or at a farmers market or fair. Adding a few of these to your order keeps lines moving and keeps guests and workers from crowding the restroom units just to wash up.
Remote properties and rural sites outside Paducah often have no sewer connection to tie into. Holding tanks and spill-containment trays handle waste storage and containment on those sites cleanly and without requiring infrastructure that isn't there.
We know plans can change, so we walk through the full rental cycle on the call before anything is scheduled. Once you confirm the unit count, placement location, and rental period, delivery is arranged to get equipment on site when you need it. Placement is handled at the location you specify, whether that is a job site entrance, a festival ground, or a backyard.
Routine servicing covers pump-out, cleaning, sanitizing, deodorizing, and restocking paper and soap. For typical use, servicing runs approximately twice a week. Sites with heavier traffic get more frequent visits scaled to the volume. At the end of your rental period, pickup is scheduled and the units are removed on time.
Order the units. Ask which days are open. Picked up when you're done.
That's the whole process, start to pickup.
A busy job site needs restrooms that stay clean and stocked. For contractors and project managers working in Paducah and across McCracken County, OSHA's sanitation standard at 29 CFR 1926.51 sets the baseline for how many units a job site requires. As a rough guide, one toilet covers up to 20 workers. Above that threshold, plan on one toilet and one urinal per 40 workers for sites up to 200 workers, and one toilet and one urinal per 50 workers beyond that. These are guidelines to get you in the right range, not a firm count, and we work out the exact recommendation on the call.
For extended projects, monthly rental scheduling keeps units on site without requiring you to re-book each week. Specialty construction units, including rolling units, elevator-fit units, and crane-hoistable units, are available for multi-story builds and elevated work decks where standard ground-level placement is not an option.
We provide honest advice on how many units you need, so call before you schedule and we will size the order to the site.
If you've never rented portable restrooms before, event planning is where the unit count and the unit type both matter. Outdoor parties, birthday parties, block parties, church events, school events, corporate events, graduations, and outdoor ceremonies all have different guest counts and different expectations. Sporting events like marathons, 5K runs, tailgates, and races need high-volume units positioned for quick access. Festivals, county fairs, farmers markets, and concerts call for a mix of standard units and hand-wash stations spread across the site. Film shoots and production sites often need units that can be repositioned as the shoot moves.
Weddings and upscale outdoor events are where restroom trailers earn their place. A luxury restroom trailer with running water, climate control, and interior lighting reads as part of the event, not an afterthought.
For capacity planning, a general starting point is one restroom unit per 50 guests for an event running up to about four hours. Add more units for longer events. When alcohol is served, plan for roughly 10 to 20 percent more units than the base count. Every event should include at least one ADA-accessible unit, and larger events should plan for approximately one ADA unit for every 20 units on site.
We treat your event and job site with care, and the right unit mix for your guest count is something we work out together on the call.
Sizing guidance is one of the most common questions we get, and the honest answer is that the right count depends on your specific situation. For events, start with one unit per 50 guests for a four-hour window, add units for longer events, and add 10 to 20 percent more if alcohol will be served. Include at least one ADA unit regardless of event size.
For job sites, OSHA guidance points to one toilet per 20 workers for smaller crews. Larger crews follow a ratio of one toilet and one urinal per 40 workers up to 200 workers, and per 50 workers beyond that. Both sets of numbers are a starting point, not a final answer.
Pick up the phone and we'll handle the details.
Pricing is confirmed on the phone before anything is scheduled. Quotes are free, and the call covers unit count, rental period, servicing schedule, and the rate for your specific setup. Daily, weekly, and monthly rental options are available depending on how long you need equipment on site.
When you call, you get straight answers about your site and your dates. We do not quote a general range and leave the rest vague. You get straight answers on unit counts and pricing before you commit to anything.
We deliver throughout Paducah and McCracken County, and service extends to nearby communities including Lone Oak, Reidland, Kevil, Calvert City, La Center, and Benton. Rural and remote sites are not a problem. If your property sits off the main roads or has no permanent sanitation infrastructure, we can discuss the right unit and holding tank setup on the call.
Disaster relief and emergency rental requests are part of what we handle. When a situation requires sanitation equipment on short notice, call and ask what the schedule allows. Weekend delivery and short-notice requests are accommodated based on availability.
Call and ask. Get a straight answer on units and dates. That is how we work.
The most useful details are your delivery address, the dates you need units on site, an estimate of how many people will be using them, and whether the event involves alcohol or runs longer than four hours. You do not need exact numbers to get started. A rough headcount and a date range are enough to get a useful quote on the call.
The price is confirmed on the call after we go through your unit count, rental period, and servicing schedule. You get the rate before anything is scheduled, so there is nothing left vague when you commit. If your situation changes before delivery, call back and we will adjust the quote accordingly.
Yes. Every unit is cleaned, sanitized, and stocked with toilet paper before delivery. Restocking is included in each routine servicing visit throughout the rental period, so you are not responsible for resupplying the units yourself.
Call (270) 391-9789 and tell us what you are planning.
We will ask about your site, your dates, and your headcount, then walk you through which units fit the situation and what the servicing schedule looks like. Nothing is scheduled until you are ready to confirm.
Booking as early as you can gives you the most flexibility on unit type and delivery date, especially for restroom trailers and specialty units that fill up around busy event weekends in the Paducah area. For standard units on a construction site, shorter lead times are often workable. Call and ask what the schedule allows for your dates.
The unit type depends on who is using it, how long the rental runs, and what impression you want to make. Standard units work well for job sites and general outdoor events. Deluxe flushable units and restroom trailers are the better fit when guests expect more comfort. Call and we will ask the right questions to point you toward the right unit.
A restroom trailer makes sense when the restroom experience is part of how you present the event. Weddings, corporate gatherings, and upscale outdoor occasions benefit from a trailer with running water, climate control, and finished interiors. If your guests would notice a standard porta potty as out of place, a trailer is worth the difference.
The spot should be accessible for delivery and flat enough to keep the unit stable. For restroom trailers, confirm there is a clear path wide enough for the trailer to reach the placement area. If you are unsure whether your site works, describe it on the call and we will let you know what to expect.
Call us before the rental period ends and we will work out an extension. Pickup is scheduled, not automatic, so as long as you let us know ahead of time, extending the rental is a straightforward conversation. Rates for extra days are confirmed on the call.
Paducah Porta Potty Company is available every day from 6 AM to 11 PM.
Call (270) 391-9789 for a free quote on portable restroom rental in Paducah, McCracken County, and the surrounding Kentucky communities.
Tell us your site, your dates, and your guest or worker count, and we will work out the unit mix and servicing schedule from there.
Book the delivery. Ask how soon it can be there. Call when you're done.
Getting started is one phone call away.
Every job and event has a different set of needs, and the unit you choose shapes how well the site runs from the first delivery to the final pickup. The table below covers the full lineup we offer, from the standard workhorse unit to upscale wedding trailers and specialty construction equipment. Use it as a starting point, then call us and we will work through the count and configuration that fits your situation.
| Unit | Best For | Notable Features | Worth Knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Portable RestroomMost Popular | Construction sites and general outdoor events | Non-flush toiletBuilt-in urinalVentilation panelToilet paper included | The most commonly rented unit across Paducah and McCracken County. Serviced on a regular schedule, typically twice a week for average use, with more frequent visits on high-traffic sites. |
| Standard Restroom with Hand Sink | Events where a separate hand-wash station is not practical | Non-flush toiletInterior hand-wash sinkToilet paper includedSame footprint as standard unit | A practical upgrade when you want hand-washing covered inside the unit without adding another piece of equipment to the order. |
| Deluxe Flushable Restroom | Weddings, upscale parties, and corporate outdoor events | Foot-pump flushFresh-water sinkInterior mirrorCleaner presentation than standard | The go-to unit when guests expect more than a basic stall. Works well as a step up from standard units without the cost of a full restroom trailer. |
| ADA / Wheelchair-Accessible Restroom | Public events and any gathering requiring accessible facilities | Ground-level entryWide interiorGrab barsAccessible-height fixtures | Required at most public events in Kentucky. Plan on at least one ADA unit per order, and roughly one ADA unit for every 20 units on larger setups. |
| Rolling / Elevator-Fit Unit | Multi-floor and high-rise construction sites | Caster wheels for floor-to-floor movementNarrow profile fits freight elevatorsDurable construction-grade build | Designed to move with the work as a building goes up. Keeps sanitation accessible on every level without requiring a separate ground-level unit for upper-floor crews. |
| Crane-Hoistable Unit | Elevated work decks and high-rise builds | Integrated lifting frameRated for crane or sling transportSecure closure for hoisting | The right choice when a freight elevator is not available or when the deck is too high for a rolling unit to reach. Confirm site rigging details when you call. |
| Trailer-Mounted Single Unit | Remote sites and frequently relocated placements | Single restroom on a tow trailerEasy to repositionStandard restroom features | A good fit when the placement point changes as work progresses or when a site needs a unit that can be moved without a full pickup and redelivery. |
| Restroom Trailer, 2-Station | Small weddings, private parties, and intimate gatherings | Two private flushing stallsRunning waterInterior lightingCleaner finish than portable units | Requires access to a water source and power connection at the site. Confirm hookup availability before booking and let us know the layout so we can plan placement. |
| Restroom Trailer, Multi-Station | Festivals, large weddings, and corporate events | Multiple private stallsSinks with running waterClimate control optionInterior lighting | Scales well for large guest counts. Available in configurations suited to events of several hundred guests. Water and power hookups are typically required. |
| Luxury / VIP Wedding Restroom Trailer | Upscale weddings and VIP events | High-end interior finishesVanities and mirrorsClimate controlAmbient interior lighting | Built to match the presentation of an upscale event. The interior looks nothing like a standard portable unit, which matters when the restroom experience is part of the overall impression. |
| ADA Restroom Trailer | Large events needing accessible trailer-level facilities | Lowering chassis or ramp entryAccessible stallStandard stalls includedRunning water and lighting | Combines the amenities of a restroom trailer with full ADA compliance. A strong option when standard ADA portable units are not enough for the scale or setting of the event. |
| Shower Trailer / Shower-Restroom Combo | Remote crews, disaster-relief staging, and multi-day festivals | Private shower stallsHot waterChanging areaRestroom facilities included on combo units | Well suited for extended work sites and events where crews or attendees need more than restroom access. Ask about water supply requirements for your specific site. |
| Hand-Wash Station | Food-service events, farmers markets, and high-traffic gatherings | Self-contained unitFoot-pump fresh waterSoap dispenserPaper towel supply | A standard addition alongside any unit order. Required at most food-service events and a practical upgrade at any gathering with high restroom traffic. |
| Hand-Sanitizer Station | Entrances, high-traffic walkways, and sites without running water | Touch-free dispensersADA-compliant heightEasy to position anywhere on site | Works well where running water is not nearby. Helps reduce crowding at restroom units and hand-wash stations during peak event hours. |
| Holding Tank | Off-grid and remote sites with no sewer connection | Extends waste storage capacityPairs with placed restroom unitsAvailable in multiple sizes | Holds waste from placed units until it is removed during a servicing visit. A practical addition for rural McCracken County sites and any placement without utility connections. |
| Spill-Containment Tray | Environmentally sensitive sites and regulated job sites | Sits beneath placed unitsCatches drips and overflowProtects ground surface or flooring | A practical addition that protects the placement surface from drips and overflow. Worth adding on any site where ground protection is a concern, including paved lots, indoor staging areas, and sites near water. |
Call us to get a free quote and a straightforward recommendation on which units and how many make sense for your event or job site in Paducah and the surrounding area.
(270) 391-9789