Aiken, SC Porta Potty Rental for Horse Country and Job Sites

Why is Aiken a scheduled run instead of same-day?

Aiken is about 100 miles from our Anderson yard, the shortest of our scheduled runs. Aiken orders still need at least 3 business days of notice. Same-day delivery is not offered in Aiken. Planned events, multi-unit setups and rentals of a week or longer fit the Aiken route best, and mileage appears on the quote.

We keep no yard in Aiken County. One truck run from Anderson can set several units, so grouping your order into one delivery day keeps the mileage line lower. Tell us every unit you need up front.

Aiken averages about 51 inches of rain a year, close to Anderson's 50 inches. Ask about open Aiken route days when you call, and pick the one that lines up with your start date.

What changes on Aiken's sandy soil?

Aiken County sits at the western end of South Carolina's Sandhills region, so many Aiken sites have loose, sandy ground. Sand drains fast, which helps after rain. Sand also lets a 165-pound unit settle or lean, so we look for a firm, level spot and stake each unit against wind.

Our Upstate pages talk about slick red clay. Aiken is the opposite problem, so tell us if the drop spot is deep sand.

How should you plan restrooms for Aiken horse events?

Aiken horse events need restrooms set near parking and spectator areas, at least 10 feet from food and tents. The Aiken Triple Crown runs every March, and the Aiken Steeplechase holds the Imperial Cup in March and the Holiday Cup in October. Book at least 3 business days ahead for any Aiken event date.

Big race days have their own organizers and vendors. Our Aiken work is usually the smaller events around them: tailgates, barn parties, farm open houses and private gatherings. For those, our sizing method is 1 standard unit per 50 guests for events up to 4 hours.

• Put units on the firmest ground, away from horse paths and wash racks.
• Add a hand wash station for every 4 toilets.
• Serving alcohol? Add 20%, rounded up, with at least 1 extra unit.

Which Aiken ZIP codes and permit office apply?

We deliver to Aiken ZIP codes 29801, 29803 and 29805 in Aiken County. Inside city limits, the City of Aiken Building Inspection Division at 111 Chesterfield Street South handles permits and can be reached at 803-642-7675. The City Planning Department answers zoning use questions at 803-642-7608.

See the City of Aiken permitting and codes page. Unincorporated sites fall under Aiken County, so confirm the office with your builder before work starts.

When does a deluxe or accessible unit make sense in Aiken?

A deluxe flushing unit makes sense for Aiken garden parties and weddings where guests expect a sink. The PolyJohn Fleet has a foot-pump flush, an inside sink and about 24% more room than a standard unit. A Satellite Freedom wheelchair-accessible unit adds a 60-inch turning space and grab bars.

Compare them on our deluxe porta potty page and wheelchair-accessible unit page.

Do Aiken contractors use long-term rentals?

Aiken contractors use long-term rentals for jobs of 7 days or more. Each unit bills per 28-day cycle with weekly service on the Aiken route day. Crews of 20 or fewer need 1 toilet under OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51. Larger crews need 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers.

We price the first cycle with delivery and mileage, then the same cycle rate after that. Pickup is a call or text away, with no removal fee. Details are on our long-term rental page and the OSHA 1926.51 rule.

Do Aiken farms and field crews need portable toilets?

Aiken farms with 11 or more hand laborers in the field fall under OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110. That rule calls for 1 toilet and 1 hand washing station per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk. Aiken field work lasting 3 hours or less is exempt. Seasonal field work fits a 28-day rental.

Our two-station hand wash station holds 22 gallons, enough for about 350 hand washes between services. For crews that move across a big property, a towable unit can follow the work; our driver moves it on the route day, since customers may not haul units.

Read the OSHA field sanitation rule and confirm your crew count with your own advisor, since this is not legal advice. Our seasonal rental page covers harvest and ag work.

Neighborhoods and subdivisions we deliver to in Aiken

We deliver to about 15 Aiken neighborhoods and subdivisions, from the Aiken Winter Colony historic districts to newer areas like Trolley Run Station. Every Aiken address is a scheduled run of about 100 miles. Send your ZIP code, and the quote shows the Aiken route day and mileage.

These Aiken-area neighborhoods and subdivisions are on our scheduled route. Do not see yours? Send the street address and we will confirm.

• Aiken Winter Colony Historic District
• Woodside
• Houndslake
• Deodar Plantation
• Powderhouse Landing
• Buckleigh Farms
• Summerton Village
• Trolley Run Station
• Highland Bluff
• Hancock Farms
• Goodsprings Plantation
• Hollow Creek
• Crystal Lake
• The Retreat at Storm Branch

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