Portable Toilet Rental Pricing Guide (New Jersey)
Want a realistic NJ porta potty price for construction? This guide explains what’s included, what changes the total, and how to estimate the right setup for New Jersey job sites—from dense routes near Newark / Jersey City to suburban builds in Burlington, Mercer, Camden, Monmouth, Middlesex and beyond.
Quick Answer: How much is a portable toilet in NJ?
In New Jersey, the average cost for a standard portable toilet rental ranges from $125 to $175 per month for construction sites and $150 to $250 per weekend for special events. Prices vary based on delivery location, service frequency, and unit type.
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How construction portable toilet pricing works in New Jersey
In NJ, construction restroom pricing is mainly driven by service cost (weekly cleaning/restocking), route efficiency (how close your site is to existing routes), and site logistics (access, placement, and special handling).
If you’re comparing quotes from different providers, the real differences usually come down to volume, duration, and routing density—especially in high-traffic areas like Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Trenton and Camden.
Portable Toilet Rental Price Breakdown (New Jersey)
| Unit Type | Daily/Weekend Rate (Approx) | Monthly Construction Rate (Approx) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Unit | $150 - $225 | $125 - $165 | Job sites, backyard parties |
| ADA / Handicap | $225 - $325 | $175 - $225 | Public events, wheelchair access |
| Flushable VIP | $250 - $400 | $200 - $300 | Weddings, corporate events |
| Luxury Trailer (2-Stall) | $1,200 - $1,800 | Call for Quote | Weddings, VIP guests |
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What’s typically included in a monthly construction rental
- Delivery & pickup (scheduled around your site access)
- Scheduled servicing (clean, sanitize, deodorize)
- Restocking during service visits (as applicable)
- Routing optimization for multi-unit / multi-site projects to reduce per-unit cost
Helpful related resources: Portable Toilet Placement Guide · NJ Regulations & Compliance Guide · Resource Hub
What changes the price (and why)
Price Factors Breakdown
| Factor | How it Affects Price |
|---|---|
| Volume & Efficiency | Multi-unit and multi-site routes often reduce per-unit cost. |
| Rental Length | Longer rentals (3+ months) usually price better than short, one-off months. |
| Service Frequency | Weekly service is standard. Increasing to 2x/week or daily increases cost. |
| Access & Logistics | Tight access, mud, long carry distances, or crane placements affect cost. |
| Unit Type | ADA units, crane-slings, and units with sinks cost more than standard units. |
The 5 Factors That Change Your Price
While base rates provide a starting point, these five factors often determine your final quote for NJ rentals:
- Fuel & Delivery Surcharges: Remote delivery or complex routing (like dense urban centers in Jersey City or Newark) may add cost.
- Service Frequency: Standard rentals include one service per week. Increasing to 2x/week or daily increases the monthly total.
- Damage Waivers: Optional waivers can reduce risk for vandalism/graffiti on unsecured sites.
- Emergency / Same-Day Fees: Delivery within 24 hours may include an expedited service fee.
- Tolls & Accessibility: Turnpike/Parkway routes or difficult access (e.g., crane placements) can affect pricing.
Hidden Fees to Watch Out For
When comparing quotes, always ask what’s included. Some providers separate line items or add charges after the fact.
- Tip-Over Fees: Cleaning/resetting can require a specialized service call and waste cleanup.
- Blocked Access Fees: If a driver can’t reach the unit on service day (locked gates, snow, parked cars), a “dry run” fee may apply.
- Overweight Hauling: Excess trash or non-human waste can trigger disposal surcharges.
Permit Costs in New Jersey
Most portable toilet rentals on private property (driveways, backyards, construction lots) do not require a permit in New Jersey.
If you need street/sidewalk/right-of-way placement (common in places like Hoboken, Princeton, or Montclair), you may need a municipal permit. Always check with your township clerk before scheduling street delivery.
Estimating units for a construction site
Unit count depends on crew size, shift length, and service frequency. For a fast check, use our Unit Calculator, then request a quote for route-based pricing.
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New Jersey coverage & job-site routing
Pottys Plus supports construction crews across all of New Jersey, with frequent routes in Burlington, Mercer, Ocean, Monmouth, Camden, Middlesex, Somerset, Gloucester, Atlantic, Essex, Union, and Bergen. We routinely deliver to sites in Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Toms River, Clifton, Trenton, Camden, Passaic, and Union City. Don’t see your city? If it’s in NJ, we serve it.
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This pricing applies to our service radius surrounding our main depot.
Helpful next steps
Pricing guide FAQ
How much does it cost to rent a portable toilet in New Jersey?
Pricing depends on unit type, rental length, service frequency, and job-site access. Long-term construction rentals typically price differently than short-term or event-style rentals. For NJ-specific ranges, see pricing ranges →
Do portable toilet rentals include servicing?
Most construction rentals include scheduled weekly service (cleaning, sanitizing, deodorizing, and waste removal). High-traffic sites can add extra service visits.
Are there extra fees I should watch out for?
Some providers add separate charges for fuel, environmental fees, delivery/pickup, difficult access, or emergency swaps. Always ask what’s included in the quote and what changes the total.