PublicCare Restroom Service HubPublicCare Restroom Service HubExpect $150–$300 per month for a serviced standard unit in Reno, $150–$250 for a one-day event, with a $150 minimum charge. Our Reno–Sparks team quotes delivery, service, and pickup together — from Damonte Ranch build sites to Midtown District street events.
| Unit or service | Typical Reno price range |
|---|---|
| Standard unit — single-day event | $150–$250 |
| Standard unit — weekend event (Fri–Sun) | $175–$300 |
| Standard unit — construction, monthly with weekly service | $150–$300 per month |
| ADA / wheelchair-accessible unit | $250–$450 |
| Flushing unit with interior sink | $250–$500 |
| Freestanding handwash station (add-on) | $75–$150 |
| Extra service visit / added pump-out | $50–$125 per visit |
| Long-haul delivery (Gerlach, Tahoe-area, remote staging) | Mileage-based add-on, quoted per site |
| Minimum charge on any order | $150 |
Typical Reno-area portable toilet rental price ranges (market ballparks — exact price confirmed on a free on-site visit; $150 minimum charge applies)
The <strong>minimum charge for portable toilet rental in Reno is $150</strong>, and no order is quoted below it. That floor exists because a truck, a driver, and a scheduled pump-out cost the same whether one unit goes out or six. A single standard unit for a backyard wedding in Old Southwest and a single unit for a two-week remodel in Hidden Valley therefore land in the same starting bracket. Buyers who need one unit for a few hours should plan on the $150–$250 range rather than an hourly figure.
A standard Reno quote covers <strong>drop-off, placement, weekly servicing, restocking, and final pickup</strong> in one number. Servicing means the tank is vacuum-pumped, the interior is washed down, deodorizer is recharged, and paper and hand sanitizer are refilled. What sits outside that base number: extra mid-week pump-outs, ADA or flushing upgrades, separate handwash stations, damage or vandalism repair, and long-haul mileage. Asking a supplier to itemize those before signing prevents the most common complaint about portable toilet pricing — a quote that looked lean until service and pickup were added at the end.
OSHA's construction sanitation standard calls for one toilet for crews of 20 or fewer workers, and one toilet seat plus one urinal per 40 workers above that. A 12-person framing crew in Somersett usually needs one unit at $150–$300 per month. A 45-person crew on a Double Diamond or Damonte Ranch commercial pad usually needs two units plus a handwash station, which puts a monthly line item in the $350–$700 range. Crews working six-day weeks in July heat frequently move to <strong>twice-weekly service</strong>, adding roughly $50–$125 per extra visit.