What's Included in Every Rental
Who Rents the Trailer-Mounted Unit?
Road & highway crews
A porta potty on a trailer follows a paving or milling crew down the lane, so nobody hikes back to a fixed unit as the work stretches out.
Bridge & culvert teams
Tow-behind portable restroom access parks at the span or crossing the crew is on, then moves to the next one on the same shift.
Agricultural operations
Across large field footprints, a mobile portable toilet on wheels stays within a short walk of the crew wherever they're working the acreage.
Utility & line crews
Pipeline, electrical, and utility teams tow the unit along the right-of-way, keeping sanitation close on jobs that move by the hour.
A Portable Toilet on Wheels That Moves With You
When the job doesn't stay in one place, neither should the restroom. The On-the-Go Trailer-Mounted Porta Potty is a single portable toilet bolted onto a compact, road-legal trailer chassis. Drop the hitch on a standard pickup and your crew can walk it a few hundred feet down the shoulder — or a few miles up the route — as the work face moves. There's no calling us for a re-drop and no dead time waiting on a truck.
To be clear about what this is: it's one porta potty on a tow-behind trailer, not a multi-stall unit and not a large towed sanitation building. That simplicity is the point. A towable porta potty gives a small mobile crew exactly what it needs — a clean, self-contained portable toilet on wheels that keeps pace with a linear or shifting jobsite, without the size, cost, or power-and-water setup of anything larger.
Specs at a Glance
| Configuration | Single porta potty on a towable trailer chassis |
|---|---|
| Mobility | Road-legal trailer — reposition multiple times daily |
| Hitch | Compatible with standard pickup trucks & work vehicles |
| Occupancy | Single user |
| Self-contained | Yes — no external water or power connections |
| Construction | Weather-resistant portable toilet on a steel trailer frame |
| Compliance | Meets OSHA sanitation requirements (1926.51) |
| Service | Weekly pump, sanitize & restock included |
What Renters Say
Hitched it to the crew truck and pulled it right down the shoulder as we paved. No more losing guys for twenty minutes every bathroom trip. Service crew found us on the route every week.— Verified Pottys Plus customer
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a trailer-mounted porta potty rental cost?
Trailer-mounted porta potty rentals are priced by rental duration and number of units, and every rental includes delivery to your starting location, weekly pump-and-restock service, and pickup. See your exact quote instantly in the online checkout — no callbacks required.
What exactly is a trailer-mounted porta potty?
It's a single, self-contained portable toilet mounted on a small road-legal trailer chassis. It is not a multi-stall unit — it's one porta potty on wheels, built so a mobile crew can tow it and keep sanitation close as the job moves.
Can I tow it with a standard pickup truck?
Yes. The towable porta potty is hitch-compatible with standard pickup trucks and work vehicles, so your crew can reposition it multiple times a day without scheduling a new delivery.
How often is the trailer-mounted unit serviced?
Weekly service is included in every rental: we pump the tank, sanitize all surfaces, and restock supplies. We coordinate service around your route, and extra visits can be added for high-traffic use.
Can I get same-day delivery for a trailer-mounted unit?
Yes — same-day delivery is available on qualifying orders across our New Jersey service area. Call (732) 592-1800 before noon for the best same-day availability.
Delivery & Service Area
We serve 95+ locations throughout New Jersey — wherever your site is, we deliver trailer-mounted units on schedule. We drop the unit at your starting point, your crew handles the daily repositioning, and we coordinate weekly pump-and-service visits around your route. Same-day delivery is available on qualifying orders. For spill-sensitive parking spots and staging pads, add a containment tray — we'll flag it at booking. Trailer-mounted units are a natural fit for mobile construction crews and utility work along the state's roadways.
