Which towns get porta potty rental in Miami County, Ohio?
Porta potty rental in Miami County covers Troy, the county seat, plus Piqua, Tipp City, 9 villages and 12 townships. Troy is about 21 miles north of Dayton on I-75. The south half of the county is Zone 1, and the north end is Zone 2.
Cities
- Troy (county seat)
- Piqua
- Tipp City
- parts of Huber Heights and Union
Villages
Bradford (part), Casstown, Covington, Fletcher, Laura, Ludlow Falls, Pleasant Hill, Potsdam, West Milton.
Townships
Bethel, Brown, Concord, Elizabeth, Lostcreek, Monroe, Newberry, Newton, Spring Creek, Staunton, Union, Washington.
Main ZIP codes: 45373 Troy, 45356 Piqua, 45371 Tipp City, 45383 West Milton, 45318 Covington, 45308 Bradford, 45359 Pleasant Hill, 45312 Casstown and 45326 Fletcher.
Miami County porta potty delivery facts
Miami County falls in our Zone 1–2 delivery area. Troy is about 21 miles north of Dayton via I-75. For Miami County addresses, same-day delivery is possible in the Zone 1 towns when you call by noon, Monday–Saturday. A standard weekend unit starts at $165, and every 28-day rental includes weekly cleaning.
| Delivery zone | Zone 1 (south) / Zone 2 (Piqua and north) |
|---|---|
| Distance from our Dayton yard | Troy is about 21 miles north of Dayton via I-75 |
| ZIP codes we deliver to | 45373, 45356, 45371, 45383, 45318, 45308, 45359, 45312, 45326, 45337 |
| County | Miami County |
| Same-day delivery | Yes in the Zone 1 part (call by 12 p.m.); next day elsewhere |
| Usual lead time | Next business day to next business day |
| Event delivery & pickup | Included on event rentals to +$40 per trip, by town |
| Standard unit, weekend event | From $165 (+ zone fee in Zone 2 towns) |
| Weekend events | Friday drop-off, Monday pickup, no extra charge |
| Cleaning on 28-day rentals | Weekly: pump, scrub, restock |
| Permit office to ask | Miami County Engineer – Permits (right-of-way, driveway; no fee, about two weeks) |
Is Miami County Zone 1 or Zone 2?
Miami County splits across two zones. Tipp City, Troy, West Milton and the southern townships sit within about 25 miles of Dayton, so event delivery is included. Piqua, Covington, Bradford, Fletcher and the north end are Zone 2, which adds $40 to the quote.
| Area | Rough distance from Dayton | Zone |
|---|---|---|
| Tipp City, Monroe Twp, Bethel Twp | about 15 miles | Zone 1 |
| Troy, West Milton, Laura, Ludlow Falls | about 20–24 miles | Zone 1 |
| Piqua, Casstown, Fletcher | about 26–30 miles | Zone 2, +$40 |
| Covington, Bradford, Pleasant Hill, Newberry Twp | about 30–38 miles | Zone 2, +$40 |
Same-day delivery works in both zones when you call by noon, for a $50 rush fee. Everything else is on the porta potty rental cost page.
Miami County road permits, food licenses and fair week
A porta potty on a Miami County or township road right-of-way needs the Miami County Engineer's General Permit to Work in Road Right of Way. The engineer charges no fee and takes about two weeks to process. Units on private farm ground or driveways need no road permit.
Details are on the Miami County Engineer permits page. Streets inside Troy, Piqua and Tipp City go through that city instead.
The Miami County Fair in Troy ran August 14–20 in 2026. Vendors and 4-H families who need their own units should book by early summer. Food stands need a license from Miami County Public Health and a hand wash station nearby.
This is general guidance for Miami County, not legal advice; the office in charge has the final word. Confirm placement with the office or landowner in charge.
Farm crews and I-75 job sites: what Miami County renters need
Farm crews in Miami County fall under OSHA 1928.110, which calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 field workers within a quarter-mile walk. Building crews along I-75 follow OSHA 1926.51 instead. Both usually rent standard units on a 28-day cycle with weekly service.
| Miami County job | What to rent | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Hand-harvest or planting crew of 20 | 1 toilet + 1 wash station per field | seasonal farm rental |
| Crew moving between fields along the Great Miami River | Towable unit on a small trailer | job site toilet |
| New homes in Troy or Tipp City subdivisions | 1 unit per 10 workers, weekly service | standard porta potty |
| Riverside festival or reunion, 200 guests, 5 hours | 6 units, 1 accessible, 2 wash stations | event rental |
Renting in Miami 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.
Read the field rule at OSHA 1928.110. Tell dispatch about field lanes, soft ground and which gate to use.
Counties next to Miami County
Miami County borders Montgomery County, Shelby County, Champaign County, Clark County, Darke County and Greene County. A job that spans Miami County and Montgomery County still gets one dispatcher, weekly cleaning and a single itemized quote. Open Greene County or any neighbor below for its towns, ZIP codes and permit offices.
Miami County porta potty rental questions
Why is Piqua $40 more than Troy?
Troy sits within about 25 miles of our Dayton yard, which is Zone 1. Piqua and the north end of Miami County are farther out, in Zone 2. The $40 zone fee appears as its own line on the quote.
Do I need a permit to put a porta potty by a Miami County road?
A unit inside a county or township road right-of-way needs the Miami County Engineer's General Permit to Work in Road Right of Way. No fee is charged, but plan on about two weeks. Private ground needs no road permit.
How many toilets does my farm crew need in Miami County?
For Miami County farm crews, OSHA 1928.110 calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 field workers, within a quarter-mile walk. A crew of 25 needs 2 of each. This is general guidance for Miami County, not legal advice; the office in charge has the final word.
Can you move a porta potty between my fields?
A towable porta potty, a standard unit on a small trailer, suits crews moving between Miami County fields. Call (937) 230-2836 for a quote, since the towable unit is priced by phone.
We need units for a Miami County Fair camper lot. When should we book?
Book by early summer for fair week in August, since May–October weekends fill 1–2 weeks out at minimum. Units staying several days should get daily service, which we schedule at $45 a visit.