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Same-day delivery in Lancaster County

Lancaster County Porta Potty Rentals

Porta potties, handwashing stations and restroom trailers for every corner of Lancaster County. Most addresses are 15 to 45 minutes from our East Lampeter yard.

  • Delivery areaYes. We deliver to all 60 Lancaster County municipalities, from Adamstown to Peach Bottom and Elizabethtown to Christiana.
  • ArrivalSame day across Lancaster County when you call by 12 pm Mon-Sat. Our yard sits on the east side of Lancaster.
  • Which unitTowable units for field crews, standard units for mud sales and fairs, and restroom trailers for farm weddings.
  • CleaningFarm, auction and job-site units get a weekly pump, clean and restock. Event units show up clean, pumped and stocked.
  • Full costEach quote shows units, one $45-$95 delivery and pickup fee by distance, and tax. No fuel surcharge.

Written by Craig, owner of Craig Rental Works. Updated .

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How much is a porta potty rental in Lancaster County, and how fast can it come?

Porta potty rental in Lancaster County starts at $165 for a standard event unit and $155 per 28-day cycle for farms and job sites. Craig Rental Works has run trucks from our Ranck Mill Road yard since 2010. Every Lancaster County address sits within about 35 road miles, so calls by 12 pm Mon-Sat can get same-day delivery.

Distance from our yardAbout 30 miles, 15 to 45 minutes from our yard
Standard deliverySame-day
Order byCall by 12 pm Mon–Sat
Weekend eventsDrop Friday, pick up Monday, no extra charge
ZIP codes17601, 17602, 17603, 17543, 17522, 17022, 17545, 17552, 17512, 17579, 17557, 17551, 17566, 17540, 17505, 17534, 17517, 17501, 17529, 17509, 17554, 17584, 17538, 17520, 17572

Which towns and townships in Lancaster County do you serve?

Our trucks cover all of Lancaster County: the boroughs, townships and cities below and the developments inside them. Click a linked town for its own delivery notes.

  • Lititz
  • Ephrata
  • Elizabethtown
  • Manheim
  • Mount Joy
  • Columbia
  • Strasburg
  • New Holland
  • Millersville
  • Quarryville
  • City of Lancaster
  • Adamstown
  • Akron
  • Christiana
  • Denver
  • East Petersburg
  • Marietta
  • Mountville
  • Terre Hill
  • Bart Township
  • Brecknock Township
  • Caernarvon Township
  • Clay Township
  • Colerain Township
  • Conestoga Township
  • Conoy Township
  • Drumore Township
  • Earl Township
  • East Cocalico Township
  • East Donegal Township
  • East Drumore Township
  • East Earl Township
  • East Hempfield Township
  • East Lampeter Township
  • Eden Township
  • Elizabeth Township
  • Ephrata Township
  • Fulton Township
  • Lancaster Township
  • Leacock Township
  • Little Britain Township
  • Manheim Township
  • Manor Township
  • Martic Township
  • Mount Joy Township
  • Paradise Township
  • Penn Township
  • Pequea Township
  • Providence Township
  • Rapho Township
  • Sadsbury Township
  • Salisbury Township
  • Strasburg Township
  • Upper Leacock Township
  • Warwick Township
  • West Cocalico Township
  • West Donegal Township
  • West Earl Township
  • West Hempfield Township
  • West Lampeter Township

Neighborhoods, villages and developments

  • Lititz and Warwick Township
  • Ephrata and Akron
  • Elizabethtown
  • Manheim and Rapho Township
  • Mount Joy and Florin
  • Columbia and Mountville
  • Strasburg and Paradise
  • New Holland and Blue Ball
  • Millersville and Manor Township
  • Quarryville and the Southern End
  • Leola and Bird-in-Hand
  • Intercourse and Gordonville
  • Denver and Adamstown
  • Christiana and Gap
  • Willow Street and Lampeter
  • East Petersburg and Landisville

What local rules affect a porta potty rental in Lancaster County?

Lancaster County produce, tobacco and orchard growers with crews of 11 or more should rent toilets and stations in pairs at the field edge. Large events on farms or township land may need a local OK. Call the township or borough before you book 10 or more units.

The table lists each local rule or condition, what it means for your rental, and the official source to check.

Local factWhat it means for youSource
OSHA field sanitation rules require 1 toilet and 1 handwashing station per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk, once 11 or more people do hand labor in a field.Lancaster County produce, tobacco and orchard growers with crews of 11 or more should rent toilets and stations in pairs at the field edge.OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110
Lancaster County has 60 municipalities: 1 city, 18 boroughs and 41 townships, and each one sets its own zoning.Large events on farms or township land may need a local OK. Call the township or borough before you book 10 or more units.Lancaster County Planning
PennDOT District 8-0 manages state routes in Lancaster County, including Routes 30, 222 and 283.Units cannot sit in a state road right-of-way without a PennDOT permit. We place units on private ground off the shoulder.PennDOT District 8-0
OSHA's construction rule ties the toilet count to crew size, with 1 toilet covering up to 20 workers.Warehouse jobs along the Route 283 and Route 30 corridors with 40 to 60 workers need 4 to 6 units, serviced weekly.OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51
Lancaster County runs county parks such as Lancaster County Central Park, Chickies Rock and Speedwell Forge.Large group events in a county park need county approval first. We then set units where the parks staff says.Lancaster County
Boroughs such as Ephrata, Manheim, New Holland and Quarryville host street fairs and farm shows each fall.September and October fair weeks fill our trucks. Fair vendors should book 4 to 6 weeks ahead.Ephrata Borough
Rules change. Confirm permits with the listed office before your date.

How does delivery and placement work in Lancaster County?

Lancaster County delivery means farm lanes, buggies and borough alleys. Many Plain community farms sit at the end of long stone lanes with tight barn turns, so tell us the gate width. Our drivers pass buggies slow and wide on Routes 23, 340 and 896. In boroughs like Columbia and Lititz, row homes have rear alleys, and we use those pads. Spring mud sale fields stay soft, so units go on gravel or mats. Lanes in the Southern End are steep, so tell us about grades.

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Do Lancaster County farms need porta potties for field crews?

Yes, once 11 or more workers do hand labor in a field on the same day. OSHA calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing station per 20 workers within a quarter-mile walk. A crew of 24 needs 2 of each.

Towable units help on farms with fields spread across several roads. Your farm truck can pull the trailer to the next plot.

How many units does a Lancaster County mud sale need?

Visitors come and go all day, so mud sales need fewer units per person than a party: plan about 1 unit per 200 visitors, plus handwashing stations near food. A sale with 2,000 visitors usually takes 10 units and 4 stations. Book by January for March and April dates. Fire companies usually set the units near the food tents and the sale ring.

Soft spring fields are the big problem. Units go on gravel lanes, stone pads or mats.

Which Lancaster County towns get same-day delivery?

Every Lancaster County address gets same-day delivery when you call by 12 pm Mon-Sat and a route is open. Our yard is on the east side of Lancaster, and the farthest corners sit about 30 to 35 road miles away. Same-day rush service starts at $75.

Book a day ahead anywhere in the county to skip the $75 same-day rush fee.

What does a typical Lancaster County rental include?

A fire company mud sale in March expects 2,000 visitors on a wet field. We place 10 standard units and 4 handwashing stations on a gravel strip by the food tents. Units arrive Friday with extra paper and leave Monday. The sale pays one delivery fee for all 14 pieces.

Typical examples based on common jobs, not customer reviews.

Example

Produce farm crew for the season

A Lancaster County produce grower runs a crew of 24 pickers from June to October. That crew size requires 2 toilets and 2 handwashing stations under OSHA. We place towable units the farm can move between fields and service them weekly from $155 per 28-day cycle.

Example

Warehouse build on the Route 283 corridor

A warehouse job near Route 283 runs a crew of 45 for 8 months. We place 3 standard units and 2 handwashing stations at the gate and the far end of the slab. We service every unit weekly. Billing stops the day the builder calls.

Porta potty questions from Lancaster County

What does a porta potty rental cost in Lancaster County?

A standard unit costs from $165 per event or $155 per 28-day cycle with weekly cleaning. Delivery and pickup is one fee of $45 to $95 for the whole order, based on distance. Tax is added. There is no fuel surcharge or card fee.

Do you rent units to Plain community families for farm events?

Yes. Many Plain community families rent standard units and handwashing stations for barn raisings, auctions and gatherings. These units need no power or water. Call our office or have a neighbor call, and we set the units where you choose.

Can I rent units for the Ephrata Fair or Manheim Farm Show?

Yes. Stands, churches and nearby lots rent units for fair weeks such as the Ephrata Fair, Manheim Farm Show, Solanco Fair and New Holland Farmers Fair. Book 4 to 6 weeks ahead. Mid-week service is available. Fair week trucks fill first, so early calls get the best drop times.

Do I need a permit for a porta potty in Lancaster County?

Usually not for a unit on private land for a short event. Units on a borough street need borough approval, and units on state road right-of-way need a PennDOT permit. Big township events may need a local OK.

Do you serve produce auctions in Lancaster County?

Yes. Produce auctions near Leola and in the eastern county rent units for the whole season. We place standard units and handwashing stations near the loading area and service them weekly. Season rentals bill on 28-day cycles from $155 per toilet.

What hours do you deliver in Lancaster County?

We deliver Monday through Saturday, about 8 am to 4 pm. A weekend event gets Friday drop-off and Monday pickup with no extra fee. Saturday delivery costs the same as a weekday. Our office answers the phone during those same hours.

Book a porta potty in Lancaster County

Same-day delivery to Lancaster County. Call by 12 pm Mon–Sat. One itemized price.

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