Portable toilet rentals in Chicago start at a $250 on-site minimum and cover standard units, ADA-accessible units, flushing restrooms, and construction toilets across Cook County. A standard single-stall unit serves roughly 10 workers for a 40-hour week or about 150 event guests over one day before it needs pumping.

Portable Toilet Rentals in Chicago is a delivery-and-service rental of self-contained restroom units, standard, ADA-accessible, flushing, and construction models, placed on a job site or event ground and pumped clean by Windy City Portable Toilet Rental on a set schedule.
Every service reflects the same meticulous attention to detail, whether it's a single job or a larger portable toilet rentals project across Chicago.

The self-contained single-stall unit used on most Chicago job sites and small events, serving about 10 workers per 40-hour week before it needs pumping. Includes toilet, urinal, and toilet paper, with delivery and pickup across Cook County. Weekly service starts at the $250 on-site minimum.
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A ground-level, wheelchair-accessible unit roughly 5 feet square inside with handrails and a wide swing door. Required for permitted street festivals and public park events where accessibility rules apply. Priced above a standard unit because of its larger footprint and lower placement.
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A unit with a foot-pump flushing toilet and a freshwater handwash basin, suited to outdoor weddings and guest-facing events near Grant Park or Millennium Park. Holds a freshwater reservoir that is filled at delivery and topped up on service visits.
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A durable standard unit on weekly or long-term terms for builds and renovations, with one scheduled pump-out per service visit included. Common on multi-week projects around Bridgeport, Pilsen, and Bronzeville job sites. Long-term terms lower the effective weekly rate.
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A freestanding freshwater sink station with soap and paper towels, placed beside toilet units for food-adjacent events and health-code-sensitive sites. Adds handwashing capacity without renting a full flushing restroom.
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Short-term units delivered and removed around a single-day or weekend event, sized to the crowd, one standard unit per roughly 150 guests per day. Used for block parties, 5K routes along the lakefront, and private gatherings in Wicker Park and Uptown.
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A Friday-to-Monday placement for parties and short events, delivered clean and removed after the weekend. The simplest option for a one-day backyard event, priced from the $250 minimum for a single standard unit.
Get a quote →You get a firm, itemized quote for your portable toilet rentals before any work begins, no surprises, no pressure.
Careful prep, tidy work, and a full cleanup when we are done. We treat your home and belongings like our own.
The same trusted, background-checked team from the first call to the final check.
If you run a construction site with 10 or fewer workers, a single standard unit with weekly service fits and keeps cost near the $250 minimum. If your crew tops 20, add a second unit rather than pumping more often, the trade-off is a second rental fee against a unit that fills before its scheduled service. If you host a public event or wedding, a flushing restroom with a handwash sink reads far better to guests than a basic standard unit, though it costs more and needs freshwater fill.
If accessibility matters, a permitted street festival, a park event with older attendees, an ADA-accessible unit is the correct choice because its 5-foot interior and ground-level entry meet the requirement a standard unit cannot. For a one-day backyard party in Lincoln Park or Avondale, a single standard unit is usually enough; for a multi-day build near The 606 trail, plan weekly service from the first delivery.
Every project gets a firm, written price after a free on-site visit. Ranges below for orientation.
Tell us about your portable toilet rentals job and we'll send a clear, written quote, usually the same day. Or just call and talk to a real Chicago pro.
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Chicago's alley-loading grid and permit rules shape where a unit can legally sit, on many festival streets around Grant Park and Maggie Daley Park, units must stay off the public right-of-way and out of fire lanes, which is why an on-site look matters before delivery. Winter service in Cook County runs slower and short-notice availability improves, since demand is driven mainly by construction crews once lakefront event season closes near Navy Pier and Soldier Field. Placement near The 606 trail, Wrigley Field crowds, or Lincoln Park Zoo events often needs the unit set on private ground or a permitted footprint rather than the sidewalk itself.
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