CleanVertex Porta Potty SolutionsCleanVertex Porta Potty SolutionsMost Salt Lake City portable toilet rentals land between $150 and $250 per unit per month with weekly service, and event units price similarly per weekend. Clean Vertex quotes by unit count, service cadence and site access from Rose Park to Yalecrest, with the number confirmed in writing.
| Unit or add-on | Typical Salt Lake City range | What the price normally covers |
|---|---|---|
| Standard construction unit, 4-week rental | $150 – $250 | Delivery, placement, weekly pump-out, paper and deodorizer, pickup |
| Standard unit, single weekend event | $150 – $225 | Friday-area drop, clean unit for the event, Monday-area pickup |
| ADA-accessible / wheelchair unit | $250 – $400 | Larger footprint, ground-level entry, handrails, same service cycle |
| Flushing or high-traffic unit | $225 – $400 | Fresh-water flush bowl, larger tank, more frequent service on busy sites |
| Restroom trailer (multi-stall) | $600 – $1,800+ per event | Trailer delivery, leveling, water and power hookup coordination |
| Hand-wash station | $60 – $110 | Foot-pump sink or stand, soap and towels, refill on service day |
| Extra service visit (beyond schedule) | $25 – $60 per visit | Additional pump-out and restock between regular service days |
| High headcount surcharge / twice-weekly service | Add 40% – 100% of base rate | Second weekly service for crews over roughly 10 workers per unit |
Typical Salt Lake City portable toilet rental price ranges by unit type (market ranges; $150 minimum charge applies)
No portable toilet order in Salt Lake City is quoted below a <strong>$150 minimum charge</strong>. That floor exists because a single unit still requires a truck, a driver, a delivery run and a pickup run across the valley — the same fixed cost whether the order is one unit for a Liberty Wells bathroom remodel or six for a Ballpark-area concrete pour. One standard unit for a one-day backyard event and one standard unit for a full four-week rental therefore often price within $50 of each other. Ordering the second or third unit raises the total much less than the first, since both drops happen on one trip.
Job-site portable toilets are billed in four-week rental cycles, not calendar months, and the quoted rate normally includes one service visit per week. A service visit means the tank is pumped, the interior is washed down, and paper and deodorizer are restocked. Standard construction units in Salt Lake City typically fall in the <strong>$150–$250 per four-week cycle</strong> range with that weekly cadence included. Crews larger than roughly ten workers per unit usually need twice-weekly service, which adds 40% to 100% to the base rate. Skipped service is the single most common complaint in this trade, so published service days and written confirmation matter more to the real cost than the headline rate.
Event pricing is calculated from headcount, hours and whether alcohol is served — not from the unit price alone. A common planning standard is one unit per 50 guests for a four-hour event, with a second unit added per 50 guests when the event runs longer or serves drinks. A 150-guest wedding reception in a Yalecrest or Avenues backyard usually needs three standard units or two standard plus one ADA unit, which puts a typical weekend total in the <strong>$450–$700</strong> range before hand-wash stations. Delivery is generally scheduled the day before so the units are set, cleaned and inspected before guests arrive.
ADA-accessible units rent for roughly $100–$175 more than a standard unit because they are larger, heavier and take more deck space on the truck. ADA units in Salt Lake City generally run <strong>$250–$400</strong> per rental period. Public events and many permitted venues expect at least one accessible unit in the plan. Flushing units with fresh-water bowls and larger holding tanks typically run $225–$400 and are the practical choice for weddings, film crews on multi-day shoots, and long-running job sites where standard units would need extra service visits anyway.
Delivery and pickup are normally included in the quoted rate inside the Salt Lake City service area. Extra charges appear in predictable situations: relocating a unit after it has been set, sites that require a long hose run from the truck, canyon or gated access, blocked access on the scheduled service day, or damage and heavy contamination beyond normal use. A relocation on the same site typically costs less than a new delivery. The honest way to avoid surprises is a free on-site look before the order is confirmed, so the drop spot, truck path and service-day access are agreed on in writing rather than guessed at.
OSHA guidance for construction sites calls for one toilet per 20 workers where the crew is 20 or fewer, and one toilet plus one urinal per 40 workers above that. Events plan closer to one unit per 50 guests per four hours. Those ratios decide the invoice: two units for a 15-person framing crew in Glendale costs roughly $300–$450 per four-week cycle, while a 40-person site needs two to three units plus more frequent service. Getting the count right the first time is cheaper than emergency add-ons mid-project, which is why quotes should start with headcount, duration and site access — see <a href="/portable-toilet-rental-salt-lake-city">portable toilet rental in Salt Lake City</a> for the full unit lineup.