Which towns get porta potty rental in Clermont County, Ohio?
Colin Rental Works serves the western and central parts of Clermont County, Ohio. Milford is about 52 road miles from Dayton and Batavia, the county seat, about 60. The southeast villages along the Ohio River, such as Felicity, Chilo and Neville, sit at our 80-mile edge, so call first.
| Area | Towns and townships | Our service |
|---|---|---|
| West and north | Milford, Miami Township, Goshen Township, Loveland (Clermont side) | Planned delivery, Zone 3 |
| Central | Union Township (Eastgate), Batavia, Amelia, Owensville, Stonelick Township | Planned delivery, Zone 3 |
| East | Williamsburg, Bethel, Tate Township | Planned delivery; dispatch confirms the route |
| Southeast river villages | New Richmond, Moscow, Felicity, Chilo, Neville | At the edge of our range; call to check |
Main ZIPs: 45150, 45103, 45102, 45122, 45245, 45160, 45176, 45106, 45157. We don't have a separate city page in Clermont County, so this page covers every town here.
Clermont County porta potty delivery facts
Clermont County falls in our Zone 3 delivery area. Milford is about 52 road miles south of Dayton; Batavia, the county seat, about 60. For Clermont County addresses, plan on two business days, since same-day runs only when a truck is already routed there. A standard weekend unit starts at $165 + $95, and every 28-day rental includes weekly cleaning.
| Delivery zone | Zone 3 |
|---|---|
| Distance from our Dayton yard | Milford is about 52 road miles south of Dayton; Batavia, the county seat, about 60 |
| ZIP codes we deliver to | 45150, 45103, 45102, 45122, 45245, 45160, 45176, 45106, 45157 |
| County | Clermont County |
| Same-day delivery | Only when a truck is already routed there |
| Usual lead time | 2 business days |
| Event delivery & pickup | +$95 per trip |
| Standard unit, weekend event | From $165 + $95 |
| Weekend events | Friday drop-off, Monday pickup, no extra charge |
| Cleaning on 28-day rentals | Weekly: pump, scrub, restock |
| Permit office to ask | Clermont County Public Health |
How far ahead should you book in Clermont County, and what does Zone 3 add?
Book a Clermont County porta potty 2 business days ahead. The whole county prices as Zone 3, which adds a flat $95 to event rentals. A standard weekend unit in Milford or Batavia starts at $165 + $95 = $260 before tax. Same-day delivery is not something to count on here.
| Rental | Starts at | Clermont County trip |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty, weekend | $165 | +$95 Zone 3 fee |
| Deluxe flushing unit with sink, weekend | $245 | +$95 Zone 3 fee |
| Hand wash station with a toilet | $115 | Rides on the same trip |
| Standard, 28-day job site | $175 per cycle | $75 one-time delivery & pickup; zone charge listed |
Renting in Clermont County?
A local dispatcher answers Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.. Have your ZIP, dates and headcount ready, and you get an itemized price on the call.
Weekend units are dropped Friday and picked up Monday at no extra charge. There are no Sunday runs. The driver calls about 30 minutes ahead.
Clermont County permits, health rules and fair season
A porta potty on private land in Clermont County usually needs no permit. Units on a road right-of-way or public park ground usually do. Clermont County Public Health handles food safety, campgrounds and septic permits, so event food vendors and campground hosts check there first.
- County roads: ask the Clermont County Engineer about right-of-way placement.
- Township roads: call the township trustees or service department.
- City and village streets (Milford, Loveland, Batavia, New Richmond): call that office.
- Food, campgrounds and septic: Clermont County Public Health.
The Clermont County Fair runs in late July at the fairgrounds in Owensville (July 27–August 1 in 2026). East Fork State Park and Harsha Lake draw summer reunions, so book July weekends early.
Use this as a starting point for Clermont County; the permitting office makes the final call. Confirm with the office that owns the land.
Typical Clermont County rentals and the unit for each
Clermont County orders lean toward new-home and remodel work in Union and Miami townships, plus family reunions and graduation parties. One standard PolyJohn PJN3 covers up to 20 workers under OSHA 1926.51. For a 50-guest reunion under 4 hours, 1 unit plus a hand wash station is enough.
| Clermont County job | Recommended setup | Link |
|---|---|---|
| New subdivision lot | Standard unit, weekly service | job site toilets |
| Basement or bath remodel at home | Standard unit on a 28-day cycle | porta potty for a home |
| Reunion near East Fork, 80 guests, 6 hours | 3 units + 1 hand wash station | event porta potties |
| Bridal shower or older guests | Deluxe flushing unit with sink | flushing porta potty |
Job-site sanitation rules are in OSHA 1926.51. Confirm with your safety officer.
Counties next to Clermont County
Clermont County borders Hamilton County, Warren County and Clinton County. A job that spans Clermont County and Hamilton County still gets one dispatcher, weekly cleaning and a single itemized quote. Open Clinton County or any neighbor below for its towns, ZIP codes and permit offices.
Clermont County porta potty rental questions
Do you deliver porta potties to Milford and Batavia?
Milford, Batavia and the central townships get planned delivery from our Dayton yard. Book 2 business days ahead; Zone 3 adds $95 to event rentals.
Can you deliver to New Richmond or Felicity?
The river villages in southeast Clermont County sit near our 80-mile limit. Call dispatch with the address; we'll say on the call whether a truck can reach it on a set date.
How much is a porta potty for a Clermont County construction site?
A 28-day standard unit starts at $175 per cycle plus $75 delivery and pickup, with weekly cleaning. The zone charge is listed on the quote. Billing stops the day you call for pickup.
Can I get a unit during Clermont County Fair week?
Units are available, but late-July weekends book early. The 2026 fair runs July 27 to August 1 in Owensville, so reserve 1–2 weeks ahead. Weekend units arrive Friday.
Who do I ask about rules for a campground or food event in Clermont County?
Clermont County Public Health handles campground, food and septic permits. Road or park placement goes through the township, city or county engineer. Use this as a starting point for Clermont County; the permitting office makes the final call.