Portable Toilet Rentals in Baton Rouge, LA — Clean Units, Confirmed Dates

If you need a restroom for a driveway crawfish boil or a two-day framing crew, choose a standard unit — it holds enough for roughly 60 to 90 uses between services and drops in a 4-by-4-foot footprint. If you are hosting guests in dresses and heels, choose a flushing unit with an interior sink or a restroom trailer instead; the trade-off is cost and access, since a standard unit runs $150 to $225 for the weekend while a two-station trailer runs $850 to $1,600 and needs level ground, a wider approach and a power and water plan. If your site is a public event, a school function or any job with a compliance requirement, add an ADA-accessible unit — the wheelchair-accessible model is roughly twice the floor area of a standard unit, which is why it needs a flat pad rather than a sloped shoulder. If your project runs past three weeks, choose monthly rental with scheduled weekly servicing rather than repeat short-term drops; the trade-off is committing to a service day, but the per-week cost drops and nobody has to re-book. And if your crew count climbs above 10 people per unit, the honest answer is a second unit rather than a second service visit — adding a unit almost always costs less than doubling the pump-out schedule.