Clean Porta Potties, Delivered in Rio Rancho — Delivered & Serviced — By Phone
New rooftops going up on the West Mesa, a crew at the Intel fab, a night at the Santa Ana Star Center — we set clean units, quote one flat number, and keep the pumping on schedule. Start with a call to (505) 591-4449.
Reach us Mon–Sat 5am–5pm · Same-day when we can · Sunday closed · One flat rate
Every mesa pad's first unitThe unit that anchors most Rio Rancho projects — stocked deep, built to take West Mesa wind and grit, and pumped on a weekly turn.
More room, more comfortMore room, more comfort
Flat entry, room to pivotFlat entry, room to pivot
Wash-up in the dustTwo- and four-station sink stands stocked with soap, paper towels and fresh water — the add-on you want anywhere food or a crowd shows up.
The high-desert restroom suiteThe high-desert restroom suite
Federal construction sanitation rules (OSHA 1926.51) let Rio Rancho crews up to twenty share one toilet. Beyond twenty, a build budgets a urinal and toilet seat for every 40 workers.
A fair Rio Rancho starting point is one portable toilet for every 50 guests, assuming a four-hour backyard birthday or ballfield fundraiser.
A little extra once drinks are flowing or the party runs from afternoon into night. Dry, windy days also keep guests drinking water.
Within any group of units, accessible models belong at 5 percent or higher, no fewer than one. Anchor each porta potty rental against mesa wind and add a sink.
Give us the location, the calendar and a headcount ballpark, and we'll price the whole rental flat while you're still on the line.
Our driver brings the truck in — a graded pad, a cul-de-sac in a new subdivision, an event field — and lands each unit right where you want it, on a service pace that suits the crowd.
Pump-outs land on schedule the whole rental, and every unit leaves the site the day your job closes out.
March through May brings strong gusts across the West Mesa, so anchor units on open lots and set the doors facing away from the west wind.
The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta each October draws huge crowds metro-wide and units book up, so reserve fall events early.
Many new Rio Rancho lots and roads are loose sand or dirt, so mention any unpaved stretches on the call so a workable route is planned.
At over 5,000 feet, winter nights drop well below freezing even after sunny days, so long-term units need winter treatment.
Concerts at the Rio Rancho Events Center and new home tracts spreading across the West Mesa.
Balloon Fiesta Park crowds every October and renovation projects along Nob Hill.
The Corrales Harvest Festival, farm weddings and adobe home projects near the bosque.
New Mexico Wine Festival crowds over Labor Day weekend and Coronado Historic Site events.
Hillside custom homes and ranch weddings below the north end of the Sandia Mountains.
Northwest Albuquerque subdivisions near Universe Boulevard and Paradise Boulevard.
▲Month-to-month units for crews across the growing West Mesa — tract housing off Unser, the Intel campus, commercial pads along Highway 528 — on a loop your super never has to phone in about.
★Units set before the first parking lots and pulled the next business day — Santa Ana Star Center nights, park festivals, and backyard get-togethers up in the foothills.
♥Deluxe units and restroom trailers that fit a mesa-view ranch wedding or a reception near the bosque, sitting quietly off to the side instead of stealing the shot.
♪Full rows staged and serviced for balloon-season gatherings, casino concerts and any multi-day run drawing people out onto the high desert.
◷Units that hold their post through phased subdivisions, remote grading work and seasonal jobs — and they ride out the wind, the monsoon dust and a cold desert night.
!Quick-turn units and trailers for the day a main breaks, a wildfire crew stages west of town, or a site pulls a crowd nobody planned for.
Figure roughly $110–$185 a week for a standard unit, with the delivery, the weekly service and the pickup already in that price; flushing units, ADA units and trailers cost more, and a raw pad out past the last paved stretch of Unser can shift it. Ring (505) 591-4449 and we'll quote something you can budget against.
Most orders around Rio Rancho & the surrounding area head out same-day or the next business morning. Call ahead, and mention a gated Enchanted Hills street or a dirt approach off Highway 528 so the driver can line up the way in.
A fair starting point: count on a single unit per 50 guests over four hours, a little extra once drinks are flowing, and one for roughly every ten workers on a job. Run the numbers through the calculator and we'll dial it in by phone.
No. Event orders lock to your date, and site units simply run month to month, so we pull them the moment you say the West Mesa job is done.
It does. Pumping, restocking and sanitizing run on a fixed cadence inside the one rate, and a hard-hit site or a long balloon-season weekend can tighten the loop.
Paved or dirt, one call covers the drop, every service turn and the haul-off across Rio Rancho and the surrounding New Mexico area.
