Porta Potty Delivery and Pickup in Arizona

Delivery & Pickup overview

Delivery is more than dropping a unit at an address. It involves choosing a placement spot, making sure the vehicle can reach it, confirming a delivery window and, for long rentals, planning how and when the units will be picked up. We ask about these details up front so there are fewer surprises on delivery day.

We will ask you for your address or location description (a pin or cross streets works for remote sites), the preferred delivery date, whether someone will be on site, and any access issues, including gate codes, low clearances, soft ground or steep driveways. If you can mark the spot with cones, flags or tape, that helps.

For events, delivery typically happens before guests arrive and pickup happens after the event ends. For job sites, pickup is typically scheduled at the end of the project or when you tell us you are finished. Your quote will lay out what we agree to for your rental.

Prepare the approach as well as the pad. Check for overhead branches, low wires, narrow gates, speed bumps and soft shoulders. On gravel or dirt roads, think about whether a loaded truck can pass in wet weather. For events, schedule delivery so it does not collide with caterers, tents or sound crews arriving at the same time, and ask the venue whether it needs advance notice. Photos of the road and the spot, shared if we ask, can save a trip.