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Foster-Powell Porta Potty Rental

Wedged between Foster and Powell in southeast Portland, this triangle of bungalows and food carts keeps us busy with infill builds, backyard projects, and neighborhood events that all need a clean unit nearby.

Southeast units for the Foster-Powell triangle

Fitting a unit on close-in SE lots

Foster-Powell runs to narrow lots and skinny driveways, with alley access behind a lot of the older houses. When a new duplex or an ADU goes up on one of these parcels, the crew rarely has room to spare, so we look for a corner near the sidewalk or a spot just inside the alley where the unit stays out of the framing path.

Street parking here fills fast, so we time the drop and each service call to land when the block is open. If the only workable placement is on the street itself, plan on checking with the City of Portland about a right-of-way permit before we set it there.

Rentals for builds, yards, and gatherings

Most calls off Foster Road are standard units for a remodel, a re-roof, or a garage-to-studio conversion. Add a handwashing station when the trades are pouring concrete or hanging drywall and want to rinse off before lunch at the carts.

For a street party, a block cleanup, or a backyard reception, the deluxe flushing unit keeps things comfortable, and an ADA accessible unit makes sure every guest is covered on a level approach.

How a rental runs in this pocket

You tell us where the unit goes and how long you need it, we confirm a placement that clears the work and the neighbors, and a driver sets it on a firm patch. From there it is a set weekly service, or more often on a busy job, with pumping and restock handled on the same route. Hours are Monday through Saturday, four in the morning to four in the afternoon, and we are closed Sunday.

BoroughMultnomah
QuadrantSoutheast Portland
Lead timeNext business day, most weeks
Service runWed / Sat
Foster-Powell · OR

Common Foster-Powell questions

Where does a unit go on a tight Foster-Powell lot?

Usually a back corner near the alley or a spot just off the sidewalk where it clears the framing and the driveway. On a cramped infill site we walk the parcel with the crew's plan in mind so the unit does not end up where the next delivery truck needs to swing in.

Can you set one in the alley behind the house?

Often yes, as long as the alley is passable and a service truck can get back to it week after week. Tell us the cross streets and whether the alley is gravel or paved, and the driver will confirm the approach before the drop rather than guessing on delivery day.

Is an ADA unit worth it for a backyard event?

If you expect guests who use a wheelchair or a walker, yes. The ADA accessible unit has the room and the level floor to make entry easy, and it sits on a firm flat approach. Pair it with a standard unit for a bigger crowd so lines stay short.

We are doing a garage conversion. What do we need?

A single standard unit covers a small crew for a job like that, and a handwashing station is the common add when there is drywall dust or concrete to rinse. If the timeline stretches past a couple of weeks we set a weekly service so it stays fresh the whole build.

Do the food-cart pods ever rent units for events?

They do, especially for a pod anniversary or a weekend market. A deluxe flushing unit or two keeps a crowd moving, and an ADA unit rounds it out. We can stage them the evening before so the pod opens ready without a truck in the way during service hours.

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