About Nashville Porta Potty Rental
Nashville Porta Potty Rental is a call line. It answers calls for portable toilets, accessible units and handwash stations in Nashville and nearby towns, and passes each job to a local provider. The provider delivers, services and removes the units, and it sets the price for the site.
- Standard units, ADA units and handwash stations
- Construction sites, festivals and private events
- Delivery, servicing and pickup scheduled around your dates
Get a fast quote
Fastest: call (888) 351-0294. Or send this and we call you back.
How Nashville Porta Potty Rental works
Nashville Porta Potty Rental exists so that a crew, a host or a site lead can describe a job once and be connected to a local provider that can do it. The call takes the spot, the dates, the crowd or crew size, and whether food or alcohol is served. Those facts decide the count, the placement and the permit route, so they are asked first.
The service covers Metro Nashville and the towns around it, from the infill blocks of Midtown and Germantown to the subdivisions of the south-east and the riverfront around Donelson. Each area is served from the nearest local provider that is free for the dates, and the call tells you which one.
This site does not place, deliver or service any unit itself, and it does not audit the paperwork of the provider it connects you to. Those jobs belong to the provider, which is the firm on the ground.
The attending firm carries the permits, and you can ask to see them
Nashville Porta Potty Rental takes the call. It is a line that routes requests to an independent, licensed local provider in the Nashville area. The person who answers asks where the unit is needed, when, and how the truck reaches the spot. The firm that attends is an independent local company, usually the closest one with a crew free on those dates. Because that firm is the one putting a unit on the ground, the licences, hauling permits and registrations for the job are its to hold, and its insurance is its own. This site is not that firm and does not audit its records.
Tennessee requires anyone who removes and disposes of septage, including the contents of portable toilets, to hold an annual permit from the Commissioner under Rule 0400-48-01-.20. Ask the firm for that permit and for the disposal site it names. Metro's event and park permits are issued by Metro offices, and the organizer is the party that files them.
The firm's permit numbers are available on request by telephone, or when its crew calls to confirm the visit. They are not printed here, since the firm's business details are its own and remain private. Once you have a number, check it with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation before the first delivery.
Phone for the hauling permit number and the firm's details (888) 351-0294
What we hold ourselves to
Ask before quoting
The count, the spot and the route are worked out from your facts before a price is confirmed.
Plain permit guidance
We say which office governs a space and what it asks for, and we say what is not published.
Accessibility in the plan
Metro's accessible share is built into each event provision from the first draft of the plan.
Honest about gaps
Where a figure is not published, such as a Metro ratio for portable toilets, this site says so.
Our promises on every visit
- Counts are set from headcount or crew size, event length and whether alcohol is served.
- Accessible units follow Metro's application: at least 5% of portable toilets provided, rounded up.
- Events that use closures, sales, large tents or portable toilets for public use are planned for Metro's special event permit.
- Waste is hauled under a Tennessee annual septage permit and disposed of at a permitted site.
- Placement on a public way or a Metro park is arranged with the office that governs that space.
- Prices are confirmed for the site before the delivery.
- Pickup is set for the end of the rental, with the time confirmed on the day before.
Where we work in Davidson County
- Nashville
- Downtown Nashville
- Midtown and Music Row
- Wedgewood-Houston
- Belle Meade and West Meade
- East Nashville
- Whites Creek and Bordeaux
- Germantown and North Nashville
- Sylvan Park and Hillsboro Village
- South Nashville and Berry Hill
- Southeast Nashville
- Vanderbilt and West End
- Green Hills and Forest Hills
- Donelson
- Nashville International Airport area
- Dickerson Pike and Inglewood
- Bellevue
- Antioch
- Madison
- Brentwood
- Hermitage
- Old Hickory
- Goodlettsville
- Hendersonville
- Joelton
- Pegram
Skip the guesswork. Call for a straight answer.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what help should cost.
Frequently asked questions
Who does the work?
The local provider that the call connects you to. It delivers, services, collects and handles the waste under its own permits.
Who sets the price?
The provider sets the price for the site and confirms it before the delivery.
Can I see the permits?
Yes. Ask the provider for its current Tennessee hauling permit and any other permit it holds.
Is this site a licensed business?
This website holds no licence of its own. The licences and permits that apply to the work are held by the provider that does it.