Porta Potty Rental in Mountain View
Portable toilets for Mountain View construction, remodels, and gatherings, from Old Mountain View and Castro Street to Waverly Park and North Bayshore.
- Delivery & pickup in Mountain View
- Construction & event rentals
- Quote by phone or online
Portable toilets for Mountain View projects and events
Mountain View is a city of two very different scales. North Bayshore and the areas near Shoreline Boulevard hold large tech campuses and new housing districts, where projects run for years with big crews. South of Central Expressway, neighborhoods like Old Mountain View, Cuesta Park, and Waverly Park are full of remodels, second units, and backyard gatherings.
We set up rentals to match both. On a campus or multi-family site, units are sized to the crew and placed according to the contractor's logistics plan. At home, one unit on the driveway usually does it, and if the gathering is bigger, we'll add a handwashing station or an accessible unit.
Mountain View is also specific about temporary restrooms at events. The city's Temporary Use Permit materials ask applicants to state how many temporary restroom units they plan, including how many are accessible. Shoreline at Mountain View event applications ask for the number of portable toilets and the rental company's insurance documents. If your event goes through either process, we'll help you work out the numbers.
Popular rentals
- Standard porta potty Available
- ADA-accessible unit Available
- Handwashing station Available
- Restroom trailer Available
Pricing depends on unit type, quantity, rental length, and service schedule. Call or request a quote.
Rentals in Mountain View
Standard porta potties
AvailableThe standard single unit is a stand-up portable toilet with a seat, urinal, vent, and locking door.
Standard porta potties in Mountain View →
ADA-accessible units
AvailableAccessible units have a ground-level entry, grab bars, and space to turn a wheelchair.
ADA-accessible units in Mountain View →
Luxury restroom trailers
AvailableRestroom trailers bring flushing toilets, sinks, and lighting to a wedding, a company celebration, or a large private party.
Luxury restroom trailers in Mountain View →
Handwashing stations
AvailableA handwashing station puts soap and fresh water next to the food at an outdoor event or at the entry to a job site.
Handwashing stations in Mountain View →
Event restrooms
Downtown Mountain View is known for Castro Street, now partly a pedestrian mall, and for organized events like the Art & Wine Festival and Thursday Night Live.
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Construction sites
Mountain View's construction ranges from large campus and housing developments in North Bayshore and East Whisman to residential remodels, ADUs, and tenant improvements on El Camino Real and downtown.
Construction in Mountain View →Where we deliver in Mountain View
We deliver throughout Mountain View, from the bay-side business parks to the neighborhoods along the Los Altos border.
- Old Mountain View
- Downtown / Castro Street
- Monta Loma
- Rex Manor
- Shoreline West
- Cuesta Park
- Waverly Park
- Varsity Park
- Blossom Valley
- Sylvan Park
- Whisman
- North Bayshore
Nearby:
- Los Altos
- Los Altos Hills
- Stanford
- East Palo Alto
- Cupertino
- Santa Clara
- Saratoga
- Los Gatos
- Campbell
- Monte Sereno
How it works
- Call or send the form. Tell us where, when, and how many people.
- We plan the setup. Unit types, count, placement, and service schedule.
- Delivery and pickup. We drop the units, service them if needed, and haul them away when you're done.
Mountain View questions
Does my Mountain View event need a permit for porta potties?
Private parties on your own property generally don't. City special event permits are only for nonprofit and civic groups and are due 90 days ahead. Events under a Temporary Use Permit must list the temporary restrooms, including accessible units. Check with the city for your situation.
How many accessible units should I include?
If your event is under a Temporary Use Permit, the city asks you to list accessible units and expects them to meet CBC Chapter 11B. A common starting point is at least one accessible unit per event, more for larger crowds. Call and we'll talk through your layout.
I'm planning an event at Shoreline. What do you need from me?
Shoreline's application asks for the number of portable toilets. If restrooms are needed, the city wants the rental company's insurance certificate. Tell us your expected attendance and the approved location.
Get a quote
Planning a Mountain View job site or event? Call or send the form with the address or cross streets, dates, and headcount. If your event needs a city permit, let us know what it requires.
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