Portable Restrooms

Serving Tulare, Kings, Fresno, Madera and Kern Counties

Specializing in:

• Construction – Potter’s Porta Potties is a one-stop shop for construction sites. In addition to portable restrooms and sinks, we have temporary fencing, storage containers, office trailers, and holding tanks. Is your construction on the move? We have wheeled units for highway crews. Our Electrical Division can take care of your temporary power needs including poles, meters, office hookups and spider boxes. Give us a call first!
• Special Events – No event is too large or too small for Potter’s Porta Potties. Whether it is a backyard party with one unit, an air show with 300 units, a marathon with 100 units, 2 miles of barricades and 10 different placement locations or a fund-raiser for a hospital foundation, we have a unit to fit your need. Standard portable restrooms, air conditioned trailer units, free-standing sinks, sinks contained within the unit, and ADA approved handicap units are all available. Night event? We have solar powered lighting. Does your event need crowd control? Potter’s has temporary fencing and barricades, temporary office trailer for security or volunteers, and temporary power hook ups. Our staff with work with you to find the right solution for your special event.
  Check out this Special Events Planning Chart to assist you.
• Agriculture – Whether you own your own units or need to rent from us, Potter’s Porta Potties can provide the agricultural community with either stationary or wheeled units to meet your needs. We also have sinks that meet OSHA requirements.
• Septic Pumping - The removal of septic waste by cleaning the septic tank is a critical step in septic system care as it extends the life of the septic field. Septic tanks work a lot like a wood stove, just as there is ash left over after the fire, your septic tank has sludge build-up in the bottom of the tank as part of its proper function. And just as you have to periodically clean out the ash, so does the septic tank need to be pumped of the sludge. The number of people in the household, use of a garbage disposal, and size of the septic tank determines how often the tank should be pumped. Pumping also allows for regular opening and inspection of the septic tank, which gives an additional opportunity to check for other septic system problems that could be leading to a costly failure.