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Porta Potty Rental in Mobile, Alabama
Porta potty rental in Mobile, AL starts with the city permit chart. We size Carnival and festival orders to it, and serve port and plant crews weekly.
- Delivery area
- Mobile ZIPs in the 366 range, plus Grand Bay (36541).
- Arrival
- Next day, about an hour east on I-10. Book Mardi Gras season units 2–3 weeks ahead.
- Which unit
- Standard units plus 1 accessible unit per 20, as the city permit guide asks.
- Cleaning
- Crew units get weekly service. Event units arrive sanitized and stocked.
- Full cost
- Itemized quote you can use as the restroom invoice the city asks for 30 days before your event.
How many restrooms does a Mobile event permit require?
The City of Mobile does not supply toilets for events. Organizers rent from a private vendor and follow PSAI ratios. The city requires at least 1 ADA unit per 20 standard units and 1 in every cluster. Events under 500 people need at least 1 standard and 1 ADA unit.
| Crowd size | 2 hours | 4 hours | 6 hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | 4 | 5 | 7 |
| 5,000 | 15 | 25 | 38 |
| 10,000 | 25 | 50 | 75 |
Read the City of Mobile Events Permitting Guide. The city lists 3–4 units as its recommendation for events under 500. Our wheelchair-accessible units have a 32-inch door and a ground-level floor. Compare counts with our calculator.
How quickly can a porta potty reach Mobile?
Next day as standard; same day when a truck is already routed nearby in Mobile. Mobile is about 67 miles from our Gulfport yard, so the drive takes about 1 h 40 min. We cover ZIP codes 36601–36695. Permit offices, nearby pages and unit options for Mobile are in the table below.
| Distance from Gulfport | About 67 miles straight-line; about 1 h 40 min by truck (estimate) |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes we deliver | 36601–36695 |
| County | Mobile County, AL |
| Usual delivery | Next day as standard; same day when a truck is already routed nearby |
| Units for rent | Standard, deluxe flushing, wheelchair-accessible, hand-wash stations, restroom trailers |
| Local government | City of Mobile |
| Permits | Event Services (special event application) |
Do you deliver to Mobile from Mississippi?
Mobile is part of our regular route, about 60–70 minutes east of Gulfport on I-10. Crossing into Alabama adds no paperwork for you. Next-day delivery is standard. Same-day delivery works when a truck is routed nearby and you call by 11 a.m. Book events 1–2 weeks ahead.
Mardi Gras is the exception. Mobile has the oldest organized Carnival in the country, with parades from after Jan 5 to Fat Tuesday. Reserve parade-route units 3–4 weeks ahead, and restroom trailers even earlier. See the restroom trailer page for stall counts.
Book Mobile units before Carnival
Call with your parade route or job address. We set the delivery day on the call.
Supplying crews at the Port of Mobile or the Airbus plant?
The Port of Mobile is Alabama's only deep-water port, and the Airbus A320/A220 plant employs about 2,000 people. Contractors around both rent monthly units with weekly service. OSHA requires 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers once a crew passes 20.
Port and plant gates have their own access rules, so confirm the drop spot and escort plan before delivery. Our construction rental page covers weekly service and 28-day billing.
Where in Mobile do we deliver?
We deliver across Mobile's ZIP codes in the 366 range and to Grand Bay (36541) on the west side of the county. That includes Midtown, the historic districts, Spring Hill and the venues where crowds gather, like Ladd-Peebles Stadium (40,646 seats) and the Mobile Civic Center.
Nearby on our route: Moss Point, Pascagoula and Lucedale. For the whole county, see Mobile County.
Mobile porta potty questions
Does the City of Mobile provide porta potties for my event?
The city does not provide them. Its Events Permitting Guide says organizers must rent from a private vendor and follow PSAI ratios. We give you the unit count and drop times for your paperwork.
How many ADA units do I need for a Mobile event?
Mobile's guide requires at least 1 ADA unit per 20 standard units and 1 in each cluster. An event with 25 standard units in 2 clusters needs at least 2 accessible units.
When is the restroom invoice due for a Mobile permit?
The city's permit table lists the restroom invoice as due 30 days before the event. Book your units at least 5 weeks out so the invoice is ready in time.
Is Mobile too far for you to service a job site weekly?
Weekly service in Mobile runs on our regular Alabama route. Each visit includes pump-out, cleaning, paper and deodorizer. Large crews can add a second visit each week.
What does a Mardi Gras porta potty rental cost in Mobile?
A standard event unit typically runs about $150–$225 for up to 7 days, with delivery and pickup included. A wheelchair-accessible unit typically runs about $200–$300. These are typical ranges; your itemized quote is the final price.
Do you deliver to Grand Bay and west Mobile County?
Grand Bay (36541) is the closest part of Mobile County to Gulfport and is on our regular route. Same-day delivery there works more often than downtown Mobile when you call by 11 a.m.
Get an itemized quote
Six quick fields. We call back with a full price, usually within 30 minutes during business hours.
Book a Mobile porta potty
Send your crowd size and hours. We match the city chart and send an itemized quote for your permit file.
(228) 261-9696Monday–Saturday, 7:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. · Closed Sunday
- Same-day delivery in Gulfport when you call by 11 a.m.
- One itemized price: delivery, pickup, service, tax
- Weekly cleaning on monthly rentals
- Local and owner-run: Joaquin answers most calls himself