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Porta Potty Rental in Spartanburg County, SC
Spartanburg County crews and hosts can book porta potty rental with same-day delivery when they call by 12 noon. We deliver to all 14 incorporated towns and the unincorporated communities between them, from Landrum to Woodruff and from Duncan to Pacolet.
- Delivery area. Every ZIP in Spartanburg County, from 29301 in the city to rural roads near Landrum, Chesnee, Woodruff and Pacolet.
- Arrival. Call by 12 noon, Monday to Saturday, for same-day delivery by 7 PM. After noon, units go out first the next morning.
- Which unit. Job sites: OSHA counts, 1 standard unit per 20 or fewer workers. Events: 1 unit per 50 guests for 4 hours.
- Cleaning. Job and home units get weekly pumping, scrubbing and restocking. Event units come from an event-only fleet.
- Full cost. Unit, 28-day cycle or event price, delivery, pickup and SC sales tax, itemized before you book.
Quote requests get a call back within 30 minutes during business hours.
Standard units loaded on a trailer, ready for a county delivery route.
When do I need a Spartanburg County Temporary Use Permit for porta potties?
Spartanburg County requires a Temporary Use Permit for fairs, festivals, outdoor concerts, seasonal stands, temporary contractor offices and temporary rural event venues. Temporary structures must sit at least 15 feet from hydrants, driveways and sidewalks. Planning & Development takes questions at (864) 596-3570.
The Temporary Use Permit application applies in unincorporated areas like Boiling Springs, Moore and Roebuck. Inside a town such as Inman or Woodruff, start with that town's hall.
- Right-of-way: temporary structures stay out of the road right-of-way.
- Spacing: at least 15 feet from hydrants, driveways and sidewalks.
- Cleanup: the site must be cleared of all temporary structures afterward.
- Office: Planning & Development, 366 N. Church St, Suite 700, Spartanburg 29303.
The permit belongs to the event host, not the rental company. Size your order first with the porta potty calculator so the application lists the right count.
How do manufacturing jobs in Spartanburg County size their porta potties?
Spartanburg County's top factory employers include BMW with 11,000 workers, Milliken with 3,957, Adidas with 2,520, Michelin with 1,165 and Dräxlmaier with 1,075. Contractor crews at plants like these follow OSHA: 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, then 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers.
Those employer counts come from the Upstate SC Alliance county profile. Plant expansions, shutdowns and new warehouses bring outside crews who need their own toilets.
| Workers | OSHA minimum | Our suggestion (40-hour week) |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 20 | 1 toilet | 1 unit per 10 workers |
| 21 to 200 | 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40 | 1 unit per 10 workers |
| Over 200 | 1 seat + 1 urinal per 50 | Call for a site plan |
South Carolina runs its own OSHA plan, which adopted the federal rule. Read our OSHA porta potty requirements guide for handwashing rules too.
Which roads need a permit before a porta potty goes near them?
County roads need a Spartanburg County encroachment permit, and state roads need a free SCDOT encroachment permit applied for online through EPPS Next. The county's state routes include SC 9, 56, 215, 290, 292, 295 and 296. We set units on private property to avoid both permits.
Most renters never need a road permit, because units belong on the property, not the shoulder. If your only flat ground is near the road, check first.
- County roads: Spartanburg County encroachment permit application.
- State roads: SCDOT encroachment permits, free, through EPPS Next. Phone 855-GO-SCDOT.
- City streets in Spartanburg: check with the City before placing units in a street or on a sidewalk.
Red clay off the road edge turns soft after rain. Our porta potty placement checklist helps you find a better spot on the lot.
Porta potty rental across Spartanburg County: towns and communities we serve
Same-day porta potty delivery reaches all of Spartanburg County, home to 327,997 people in 2020. That includes 14 incorporated towns and unincorporated communities like Boiling Springs, Moore, Roebuck, Una, Saxon and Valley Falls. Call with your road name, and dispatch will confirm the delivery day.
- Spartanburg
- Boiling Springs
- Campobello
- Central Pacolet
- Chesnee
- Cowpens
- Duncan
- Greer (part)
- Inman
- Landrum
- Lyman
- Moore
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- Pacolet
- Reidville
- Roebuck
- Wellford
- Woodruff
- Una
- Saxon
- Valley Falls
- Pelham
- New Prospect
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Porta potty questions from Spartanburg County renters
Do you deliver anywhere in Spartanburg County, even out in the country?
Delivery covers all of Spartanburg County, from town streets to rural roads. Rural spots need a firm drive and a level place for the unit within about 30 feet of the truck. Send a map pin if the address is hard to find, and mark the spot with a cone.
What's the starting price for a porta potty anywhere in the county?
A standard event unit starts at $225 per event, with delivery and pickup. A standard job site unit starts at $199 per 28-day cycle, plus delivery. SC sales tax is added to both, and delivery depends on where the site is.
Is the Spartanburg County temporary use permit something you get for me?
The event host or property owner applies for the Temporary Use Permit, not the rental company. We can send a written quote listing the units, which helps with the application. Planning & Development is at 366 N. Church St, Suite 700, Spartanburg.
Can one company handle units at job sites in three different Spartanburg County towns?
One account can cover sites in several towns, such as Duncan, Inman and Woodruff. Each site gets its own delivery line and weekly service day. Billing runs on 28-day cycles with an invoice each cycle, and each site is picked up when its job ends.
Get a porta potty quote for Spartanburg County
Six quick fields. Wayne or dispatch calls you back with an itemized price and a delivery window.
Faster by phone: (864) 209-8751
Quote requests get a call back within 30 minutes during business hours.
- No deposit to hold a date
- Delivery, pickup and tax shown line by line
- Same-day delivery when a truck is open