Portable Toilets for Lexington — Standard, Deluxe, ADA & Trailers — By Phone
Framing a subdivision out toward Hamburg, staging the barns before a Keeneland sale, or setting up a tent reception on a horse farm off Old Frankfort Pike — we set clean units, quote one flat number and keep them serviced. It starts with a call to (859) 328-2232.
Booking line open Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Same-day when we can · Lexington and nearby
The unit you'll see staged on framing jobs from Masterson Station to Andover — roomy tank, stocked deep, pumped on a weekly beat that keeps up through a muggy Kentucky July.
Adds a flushing bowl and a foot-pumped sink, which is why planners set it at farm weddings, Chevy Chase garden parties and any gathering where guests notice the details.
Rolls in flat through a wide door with grab bars and turning room for a wheelchair, so every guest and every hand on the crew is handled with dignity.
Two- and four-basin wash stands loaded with soap, towels and clean water — the piece that follows the food trucks and the crowd wherever they set up.
Private stalls, running-water vanities and a finished, climate-controlled interior — the trailer for a horse-farm wedding, a distillery gala or a long stay on a Hamburg jobsite.
Lexington job sites with crews up to twenty need one toilet or more under OSHA 1926.51; beyond twenty, plan a urinal and a seat for each 40. Job crews here figure one per ten.
For a four-hour gathering, set one unit aside for every 50 guests. Barn parties and Keeneland-weekend get-togethers in Lexington work from that number.
Bourbon or beer on the menu? Add units. Weddings and all-day festivals call for more than the four-hour base count.
On a field of grouped units, ADA models should be 5% or more of the count, always at least one. When food is served, add handwash stations to the porta potty rental order.
Give us the address, the dates and a rough headcount, and we price the whole order flat before you hang up.
The driver brings it in — a gravel pad, a paddock gate or a spot near the tent — puts each unit on your mark and sets a service pace to match the traffic.
Pump-outs land on schedule the length of the rental, and every unit comes off the day the job or the event wraps.
The April and October race meets at Keeneland bring big crowds and traffic on Versailles Road; book units for nearby events early and plan extra service.
Horse farm venues off narrow, fenced lanes need a clear route and a firm spot for the truck; mention gates, cattle guards or low branches when calling.
UK football at Kroger Field and basketball at Rupp Arena tie up campus and downtown streets, so drop-offs are scheduled around game traffic.
Heavy spring rain softens pasture and new lots, so units sit on level, well-drained ground and stay out of the low corners of a field.
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky projects and Georgetown College events off I-75.
Jessamine County subdivisions and Camp Nelson area events along US 27.
Horse farm weddings near Keeneland and bourbon distillery events around Versailles.
Eastern Kentucky University game days and road projects along I-75 in Richmond.
State Capitol events, Buffalo Trace Distillery visitors and riverfront festivals.
Beer Cheese Festival crowds and Main Street events in downtown Winchester.
Month-to-month units for crews across Fayette County, from downtown infill to the warehouse builds out by the interstate, kept on a rotation your super never has to phone in about.
Units on the ground before the first tailgate cooler opens and gone the next business day — Woodland Park festivals, Kroger Field lots and street parties along Jefferson.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers that slip into a horse-farm ceremony or a distillery reception without drawing an eye off the couple.
Full banks routed and serviced for Keeneland meets, the Fourth of July on Main and any multi-day run through the show season.
Units that hold their post through phased builds, barn projects and long distillery contracts, serviced right through the freeze-thaw of a Bluegrass winter.
Fast-turn units and trailers for the day a water line lets go, an ice storm shuts a site down or a crowd lands heavier than the plan called for.
A standard unit runs roughly $110–$180 a week, with delivery, weekly service and pickup already folded into that figure; flushing units, ADA units and trailers cost more, and a hard-to-reach farm lane can nudge it. Ring (859) 328-2232 and the rate arrives in one piece.
A morning call usually puts the unit on the farm that afternoon, and the next working day is as long as Lexington & the surrounding area orders normally take. Call early, and mention a locked farm gate or a soft field so the driver plans the approach.
Job crews figure about one unit for every ten workers on a forty-hour week. Events track the headcount and hours — near one per fifty for a short gathering, more once a bar is pouring. The estimator gets you close; we settle it on the phone.
None. Event rentals hold your date, and jobsite units carry month to month, so we pull them the day you tell us you're finished.
It does. The pump-out, fresh paper and a wipe-down all live inside that one number and run on a set cycle — and a packed race weekend or a hard-run site tightens the rotation.
One call sets delivery, service and pickup across Lexington and the surrounding Kentucky area, Chevy Chase to Old Frankfort Pike.
