How we started
A crew that rents portable toilets learns fast. You see what breaks on a job. You learn which units work in winter, which placements create bottlenecks, which customers actually know what they're ordering. Kent Porta Pros grew out of that ground-level experience. We didn't build a fleet and then guess how to run it. We learned by doing the work, and we built the fleet to match what jobs actually need. Today we handle standard porta potty rental, deluxe portable toilets, ADA accessible units, and portable restroom rental across Kent. We also manage septic pumping, grease trap service, and roll-off dumpster rental for the full scope of site cleanup and sanitation.
What we know about Kent jobs
Kent sits in King County, and we service residential renovations, commercial construction, and agricultural operations across the region. Construction site services need portable toilets that fit the crew count. Under OSHA 1926.51(c), a site with 20 workers or fewer needs just 1 toilet facility, but that count grows with headcount. We've learned to ask the right questions upfront: crew size, duration, site access. A standard unit holds 60 to 70 gallons and stands about 92 inches tall, so placement matters on tight lots. Restroom trailers work better when space allows, especially for larger crews or multi-week jobs. We also rent temporary fencing that meets OSHA 1926.202 standards for site perimeter control, which keeps equipment secure and keeps pedestrians safe.
How we operate in your area
We serve Kent and deliver to nearby towns including Covington (6.8 miles east), Des Moines (7.2 miles west), SeaTac (9.3 miles northwest), Tukwila (11.5 miles northwest), and Burien (13.9 miles northwest). Roll-off dumpsters need about 60 feet of straight clearance behind the delivery truck, so we ask about site layout before we commit. For septic tank pumping, residential tanks typically need service every 3 to 5 years depending on tank size and household size, and we handle that on a straightforward schedule. Agricultural operations in Kent have different rules. Under OSHA 1928.110, farms that employ hand-labor crews need one sanitation facility per 20 workers within a quarter mile walk, plus potable water and handwashing. We've set up farm and agricultural restrooms to meet that standard. For sites where employees apply coatings, paints, herbicides or insecticides, OSHA 1926.51(f)(1) requires washing facilities with soap and towels, not hand sanitizer. We supply handwashing stations that meet 29 CFR 1910.141(d)(2) for that exact use.
Why do you charge delivery fees?
A roll-off dumpster or portable toilet doesn't get to your site by itself. Delivery means fuel, a trained driver, equipment positioning, and often a return trip. We price delivery separately so you see the real cost and can compare fairly against competitors.
Can you place a unit in the public right of way?
Placement in city streets or sidewalks needs confirmation with local authorities in Kent, and that approval is on you. We can help you understand what's needed, but the permit belongs to the property owner or general contractor.
Do you service on weekends?
Yes. We offer weekend service, though it costs more than weekday rates. Call or email for a quote on your specific dates.
What if my septic tank backs up on a Friday night?
We provide emergency septic service. Contact us immediately and describe the situation, whether the tank is full, whether you smell sewage, whether drains are slow or completely blocked.
How many portable toilets does a wedding need?
Event sizing depends on guest count and duration. A 4-hour event with 100 guests needs different math than a full-day festival. We'll ask the right questions and recommend a unit count that keeps lines short.
Next step
Get a delivery date
Tell us the address, the dates and the headcount. We size the order and confirm the route.