Do you deliver porta potties in Pomona?
Yes. David Rental Works delivers porta potties to all of Pomona, ZIP codes 91766, 91767 and 91768. Pomona is about 22 miles east of our Whittier yard, a 30 to 40 minute drive on the SR-60 or the SR-57 and I-10. We serve construction, industrial yards, Fairplex-area events and backyard parties.
Pomona is the largest city we cover outside Whittier, with 151,713 residents in 2020. It is home to Fairplex, which hosts the L.A. County Fair, and to Cal Poly Pomona. Four freeways reach it: the I-10, SR-57, SR-60 and SR-71.
Neighborhoods we serve in Pomona
David Rental Works serves all 16 Pomona neighborhoods and districts below, from the Arts Colony downtown to the hillside homes of Phillips Ranch and Ganesha Hills. Pomona has 3 residential historic districts. All 3 ZIP codes, 91766, 91767 and 91768, are covered.
- Downtown Pomona / Arts Colony
- Antique Row
- Lincoln Park Historic District
- Wilton Heights Historic District
- Hacienda Park Historic District
- Phillips Ranch
- Ganesha Hills
- North Pomona
- Westmont
- Fairplex area
- Cal Poly Pomona area
- Diamond Ranch area
- Ganesha Park area
- Palomares Park area
- Holt Ave corridor
- Mission Blvd industrial area
Do I need a permit for a porta potty on a Pomona street?
A porta potty on private property in Pomona normally needs no permit. A unit placed in a Pomona street, sidewalk or parkway uses the public right-of-way, and Pomona's Engineering Services in Public Works handles those permits. Ask at least 3 business days before your delivery date.
Legal minimum: start with Pomona Engineering Services for right-of-way rules.
Our recommendation: in the Lincoln Park and Wilton Heights historic districts, older homes have long, narrow driveways. Place the unit near the rear garage, out of view from the street.
Check first: General information, not legal advice. Confirm with Pomona Engineering, and with the venue for any Fairplex-area event.
Which porta potty fits Pomona jobs and events?
Pomona has the widest mix of jobs we serve: warehouse and industrial sites, home remodels, church festivals and big outdoor events. A 40-worker industrial job needs at least 2 toilets under Cal/OSHA §1526. A backyard party of 120 guests for 5 hours needs 3 units by our planning rule.
| Pomona job | Unit we usually send | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Industrial yard, 40 workers | 2+ standard, twice-weekly service | Cal/OSHA: 1 per 20 workers |
| Historic-district remodel | 1 standard, weekly service | Rear of a long driveway |
| Backyard party, 120 guests, 5 hours | 3 standard + 1 hand wash station | 120 × 5 ÷ 250 = 2.4, round to 3 |
| Church or community festival | Standard row + wheelchair-accessible + hand wash | 5% accessible per cluster |
See industrial portable restrooms and the festival planning guide.
Check delivery for your Pomona site
Tell us crew size or guest count. We quote units and service visits together.
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How fast can you get a porta potty to Pomona?
Pomona gets same-day delivery when you call by 12 noon, Monday to Saturday, and a unit is free. The drive from Whittier is 30 to 40 minutes on the SR-60 or the SR-57 and I-10. Same-day units usually arrive in the afternoon; orders after noon go out the next day.
| Part of Pomona | Usual route | Typical drive |
|---|---|---|
| South Pomona, Mission Blvd | SR-60 E, exit Garey Ave or Reservoir St | 30–35 min |
| Phillips Ranch, Diamond Ranch | SR-60 E to SR-71 or Phillips Ranch Rd | 30–35 min |
| Downtown, Arts Colony, Lincoln Park | SR-57 N to I-10 E, exit Garey Ave | 30–40 min |
| North Pomona, Fairplex, Ganesha Hills | SR-57 N, exit Temple Ave or I-10, exit Fairplex Dr | 35–45 min |
Drivers call 30 minutes before arrival. A same-day fee may apply and is shown on the quote first.
How does Pomona's heat change porta potty service?
Pomona gets hot: summers are dry and sunny, and the city's record high is 117°F. Heat speeds up odor and empties hand wash water faster. For events over 5 hours from July to September, plan 1 mid-event service, deodorizer, and a hand wash refill.
- Shade the unit when you can, on firm ground within 15 feet of the truck.
- Industrial crews in summer go through supplies faster; consider twice-weekly service.
- Fair season around Fairplex slows Fairplex Dr and McKinley Ave. Plan delivery windows early.
- Phillips Ranch and Ganesha Hills lots can slope. Pick a level pad.
What size orders do callers place?
Across our 74 reviewed calls, the typical event needed just 1 unit. The larger orders were 16 units for a 4-day shooting competition, 14 units for a half-marathon (12 standard plus 2 accessible), 5 for a car show, and about 7 for an emergency shelter of about 463 people.
Size big orders with our how many porta potties guide.
Questions customers ask before booking
Real questions from our customer calls, answered by our dispatch team.
How much is a porta potty for an industrial site in Pomona?
A standard unit starts at about $165 per 28-day cycle with weekly service, plus $60 one-time delivery and pickup. Extra weekly visits start at about $45 each. Typical starting price as of October 2026; your itemized quote is final.
Can you service units twice a week in summer?
Yes. Crews of more than about 10 people per unit, or hot summer sites, often need 2 services a week. We add the second visit to your quote.
Do you deliver to Phillips Ranch?
Yes. Give us a level spot within 15 feet of where the truck can park, plus any gate code.
Can you handle a large event with 15 or more units?
Yes. Call early. We plan the count, the wheelchair-accessible units, hand wash stations and any mid-event service in one quote.
Can I bill the rental to our accounts payable?
Yes. Contractors can apply for net-30 invoicing, which takes about 2 business days to approve. We email a COI the same day on request.
Do you pump RV or holding tanks in Pomona?
Yes. We rent 250- and 300-gallon holding tanks for RVs and office trailers and offer RV black-tank pump-outs on request. We do not service other companies' porta potties.