Porta potty rental in Troy: when can it be dropped off?
A porta potty rental in Troy usually arrives the next business day, between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Troy is about 19 miles north of Dayton up I-75, so it stays in Zone 1. Call by noon Monday through Saturday, and same-day delivery is often possible for a $50 rush fee.
Your Troy driver texts or calls roughly 30 minutes before pulling up. We can add a morning drop note, and we honor it when the route allows.
Weekend events get a Friday delivery and a Monday pickup at no extra cost. We don't run on Sundays.
No one needs to be home. Set out a cone or chalk an X where the unit belongs in Troy, or text dispatch a photo. A locked gate code can go in the order notes.
Troy porta potty delivery facts
Troy falls in our Zone 1 delivery area. About 19 miles north of Dayton via I-75. For Troy addresses, same-day delivery is possible 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 |
|---|---|
| Distance from our Dayton yard | About 19 miles north of Dayton via I-75 |
| ZIP codes we deliver to | 45373, 45374 |
| County | Miami County |
| Same-day delivery | Yes, call by 12 p.m. Mon–Sat |
| Usual lead time | Next business day |
| Event delivery & pickup | Included on event rentals |
| Standard unit, weekend event | From $165 |
| Weekend events | Friday drop-off, Monday pickup, no extra charge |
| Cleaning on 28-day rentals | Weekly: pump, scrub, restock |
| Permit office to ask | City of Troy – Engineering rules, fees and guidelines (Objects in Public Right of Way, ROW work permit) |
Which Troy neighborhoods and subdivisions do you deliver to?
We deliver across Troy's 45373 ZIP code, from the older streets around the Public Square to newer subdivisions farther out. Troy sits along the Great Miami River, and rural addresses outside city limits are covered at the same Zone 1 rates.
- Downtown Troy and the Public Square
- Nottingham
- Edgewater
- Somerset Reserve
- Concord Woods
- Cobblestone
- Circlewood (State Route 55)
- Shenandoah
- Merrimont
- McKaig subdivision (South Ridge Avenue)
- Sky Parks (Monroe Concord Road)
Older homes near downtown can have narrow side yards or garages reached from an alley. A standard unit is 43.5 inches wide, so we need about 48 inches of clear path to reach a backyard. An alley-side spot can work if the truck can park within about 15 feet.
Newer subdivisions usually have room on the driveway. Ask your HOA about time limits before a long project.
Troy's permit for objects in the public right-of-way
Troy has a specific Application for Objects in Public Right of Way, reviewed by the city's Engineering Department. It covers items such as dumpsters, PODs, tables and signs placed on sidewalks or streets. The application needs a site plan, a photo of the object and a certificate of insurance.
The form is listed on Troy's Engineering rules, fees and guidelines page. Its list includes "other objects," so ask Engineering at 937-339-2641 before a porta potty goes on a sidewalk or street. A driveway or yard spot on private property normally needs no permit.
Closing a street for a block party uses Troy's separate Block Party and Street Closing form. Park shelters are reserved through the city's parks reservation system.
This is general guidance for Troy, not legal advice; the office in charge has the final word. For general rules, see our porta potty permit guide.
Which unit fits typical Troy jobs?
Most Troy jobs need one standard PolyJohn PJN3, which has a 60-gallon tank, a urinal and hand sanitizer. A single unit serves about 10 workers on weekly service. For a block party, plan one unit per 50 people for 4 hours, plus a hand wash station.
| Troy job | Unit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Roof tear-off or siding job | Job site unit | Free lock hasp; OSHA 1926.51 minimums |
| Older-home remodel near downtown | Standard unit | Fits a 48-inch path; weekly service |
| Block party with food | Standard units + hand wash station | Foot pumps, soap and towels |
| Graduation or reunion | Flushing unit with sink | Sink inside; flush water refilled |
| School or church event open to the public | Event units + wheelchair-accessible unit | At least 5% accessible units |
Need a unit in Troy?
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.
Bigger crowd? The porta potty calculator adds units for longer hours and alcohol.
What does a porta potty cost in Troy?
Troy gets Zone 1 pricing. A standard event unit starts at $165 for 1 to 3 days with delivery and pickup included. A 28-day job site or home rental starts at $175 per cycle plus a one-time $75 delivery and pickup, and weekly cleaning is included.
| Unit | Event (1–3 days) | 28-day cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | from $165 | from $175 + $75 delivery |
| Flushing with sink | from $245 | from $265 + delivery |
| Wheelchair-accessible | from $235 | from $245 + delivery |
| Hand wash station | from $115 with a toilet | from $150 |
Prices are before tax. The 28-day cycle renews until you call or text for pickup, and billing stops that day. Read the porta potty rental cost guide for every fee.
Troy's busy season and riverfront events
Troy's Strawberry Festival opens the area's summer festival season each year, and June graduation parties fill the same weekends. Book 1 to 2 weeks ahead for May to October Saturdays. Large public events have their own organizers, so plan your private party around them.
Streets near downtown and the river get busy on festival weekends. Ask for a Thursday or early Friday drop if you live nearby.
For long summer events, add a $45 mid-event service or one extra unit. From November through March, every serviced unit gets non-toxic antifreeze at no charge.
Porta potty delivery near Troy
The closest towns to Troy with their own delivery pages are Tipp City and Piqua, about 6 and 7 miles away. Troy itself sits roughly 19 straight-line miles from our Dayton yard, and the Miami County page covers the villages and townships around it.
Questions about porta potty rental in Troy
Do I need a permit to put a porta potty on the sidewalk in Troy?
Troy reviews objects placed in the public right-of-way through its Engineering Department. The application needs a site plan, a photo and proof of insurance. Call 937-339-2641 first. A driveway or yard spot normally needs no permit.
Can a porta potty go in my alley behind the house in Troy?
An alley spot can work if it's on your property and the truck can park within about 15 feet. If the spot is in the alley itself, that's public right-of-way, so ask Troy Engineering first. Text dispatch a photo and we'll check access.
We're closing our street for a block party in Troy. What do we need?
File Troy's Block Party and Street Closing form with the city. Then put the porta potty on a driveway near the closed block. For 50 people over 4 hours, one unit and one hand wash station are usually enough.
How fast can you get a porta potty to a roofing job in Troy?
Same-day delivery is often possible if you call by noon, Monday to Saturday. The dispatcher confirms on the call. A $50 rush fee appears as its own line, and a free lock hasp is available.
How much is it to rent a porta potty for a month in Troy?
A standard unit costs from $175 per 28-day cycle plus a one-time $75 delivery and pickup. Weekly pumping, cleaning and restocking are included. Billing stops on the day you request pickup.
Is Troy too far for your delivery trucks?
Troy is about 19 miles north of Dayton, inside our Zone 1. Delivery and pickup are included on event rentals, and next-day delivery is standard.