InfinityPremium Festival ToiletsInfinityPremium Festival ToiletsExpect roughly $150–$300 per standard unit for a San Jose weekend, more for ADA units and trailers, with a $250 order minimum. Our South Bay event restroom crew handles the count, the placement map and the service schedule — from Willow Glen backyards to Guadalupe River Park festival grounds.
| Unit or line item | Typical weekend range |
|---|---|
| Standard portable restroom (flushless) | $150 – $300 per unit |
| Standard unit with exterior hand-sanitizer | $150 – $310 per unit |
| Standard unit paired with a freestanding handwash station | $225 – $400 combined |
| ADA / wheelchair-accessible unit | $200 – $400 per unit |
| Two-station restroom trailer | $700 – $1,400 per weekend |
| Larger multi-station restroom trailer | $1,400 – $2,500+ per weekend |
| Freestanding handwash station only | $75 – $160 each |
| Extra mid-weekend service visit (Saturday night pump-out) | $60 – $150 per unit serviced |
| Minimum charge, any San Jose order | $250 |
Weekend portable restroom rental in San Jose — 2026 South Bay ballpark ranges (Friday delivery through Monday pickup)
The per-unit rate is the smallest variable in a weekend quote. A 120-guest wedding in Almaden Valley with a six-hour reception and full bar needs a different plan than a 120-person volunteer build in North San Jose that runs 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Three standard units plus one ADA unit and a handwash station lands most 150-guest weekend events somewhere between $700 and $1,100 all-in. The same headcount squeezed into two units to save $300 is the decision that produces a line at 9 p.m. and a memory guests describe later. Unit count, service frequency and placement distance from the truck are what move the number — so scope is priced first, and the rate follows.
A widely used planning baseline is one standard unit per 50 guests for roughly four hours of use. Add roughly 15–20% more capacity when alcohol is served, because usage frequency climbs. Multi-day weekend events need scheduled servicing rather than more units — one Saturday-evening service visit often replaces two extra rentals. Public-facing events are generally planned with at least one wheelchair-accessible unit, and larger footprints commonly work to a ratio near one ADA unit per five standard units. Those three inputs — headcount, hours, alcohol — are what a supplier should ask before naming a price, and they are the fastest way for an event producer to sanity-check a quote that arrived without questions.
Most weekend portable toilet quotes in San Jose bundle delivery, placement, one service visit and Monday pickup into a single figure. Costs that commonly sit outside the base rate include extra mid-event servicing, long carries where a truck cannot reach the placement point, after-hours or narrow delivery windows, permit-driven relocation on site, and units held past Monday. Ask for the delivery window in hours, not a day, and ask in writing who services the units and when. Vague answers on those two points are what create the load-in collision producers actually fear on a stacked vendor day.