North Monterey County · ZIP 95076
Porta Potty Rental in Pajaro, CA for rebuilds, crews and family events.
Porta potty rental in Pajaro for flood-repair homes, levee and farm crews and weekend parties, about 30 minutes from our Salinas yard.
Rebuilding? Weekly service until you call for pickup.
Fast answers
- Delivery areaPajaro and Las Lomas (ZIP 95076), about 30 minutes from our Salinas yard. See areas.
- ArrivalMon–Fri, 7 a.m.–5 p.m.; driver calls 30 minutes ahead. Order by 2:30 p.m. for next business day.
- Which unitOne standard unit per household or per 20 workers. See crew sizes.
- CleaningLong-term units pumped, cleaned and restocked every week.
- Full costItemized: unit, one-time delivery and pickup, weekly service, tax. Monterey County rules apply here, not Watsonville's.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Most callers get an itemized quote in under 10 minutes.
Distance from our Salinas yard
Do you offer porta potty rental in Pajaro?
Yes. Porta potty rental in Pajaro covers ZIP 95076, on the south bank of the Pajaro River across from Watsonville. Pajaro is about 20 miles from our Salinas yard, roughly 30 minutes by US-101 and San Miguel Canyon Road or Salinas Road. Deliveries run Monday through Friday.
| Pajaro-area stop | Route from Salinas | Approx. drive |
|---|---|---|
| Pajaro village (Main St & Salinas Rd) | US-101 → San Miguel Canyon Rd → Salinas Rd | 30 min |
| San Juan Rd farm corridor | US-101 → Hwy 156 / San Juan Rd | 30 min |
| Las Lomas | San Miguel Canyon Rd north | 25 min |
| Berry fields toward Elkhorn | Hwy 183 → Elkhorn Rd | 25–30 min |
Rebuilding
Can I rent a porta potty while my Pajaro home is repaired after the flood?
Yes. The Pajaro River levee broke in March 2023 and flooded the town, and home repairs are still running years later. A long-term porta potty bills every 28 days with weekly service until you call for pickup. One standard unit covers a household or a small repair crew.
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Call with the address and start date
We give you an itemized quote and a quote number on the call.
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We set the unit on firm ground
Pavement or gravel is best. Flood-damaged yards can stay soft, so avoid bare dirt in winter.
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Weekly service
Each visit pumps the tank, scrubs the unit, adds deodorizer and restocks 2 rolls of toilet paper.
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Stop the cycle
Call at least 2 business days before day 28. We text a reminder before each renewal.
Construction
How does the Pajaro River levee project affect jobsite toilets?
The Pajaro River Flood Risk Management Project is a state- and federally funded levee rebuild. Construction on the Watsonville side began in March 2026. Work at the 2023 breach near Pajaro may not start until 2029 or 2030. Long-running contractor crews need 1 toilet per 20 workers under Cal/OSHA §1526.
| Crew size | Toilets required (8 CCR §1526) | Our service plan |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 workers | 1 (may be all-gender) | Weekly service |
| 5–20 workers | 1 per sex, or 1 per 20 | Weekly service |
| 21–40 workers | 2 per sex, or 2 total per 20 | Weekly service; add handwash |
| Moving work zones | Same ratio at each zone | Towable units |
Official sources cited
County rules
What rules apply to Pajaro farm crews and roadside units?
Pajaro is unincorporated, so Monterey County rules apply, not Watsonville city rules across the river. Berry and vegetable crews need 1 toilet and 1 handwash station per 20 workers within a quarter-mile walk. A unit placed on a county road shoulder needs a county encroachment permit.
Field crews
Cal/OSHA §3457 sets the 1-per-20 ratio and the ¼-mile / 5-minute limit. The county field toilet permit renews each April.
County roads
Salinas Road, San Juan Road and Main Street shoulders are county right-of-way. The county encroachment line is (831) 755-5025.
Low, wet ground
Pajaro sits on low ground beside the river. In winter, place units on gravel or pavement, never in a low spot that holds water.
Coverage
Which Pajaro-area neighborhoods do you serve?
Edward Rental Works serves all of Pajaro and the North Monterey County farm areas around it. Pajaro had 2,882 residents in the 2020 census. Renters should get the owner's OK before a unit goes in the yard. Farm roads toward Las Lomas and Aromas ride the same North County route.
Neighborhoods we serve in Pajaro
- Pajaro village
- Main Street
- Salinas Road
- San Juan Road farms
- Las Lomas
- Elkhorn
- Aromas (Monterey County side)
Repair crews call it a porta john; families search for portable toilet rental in Pajaro. Both get the same unit. A restroom trailer needs power and water on site.
ZIPs covered:
- 95076 (Pajaro & Las Lomas)
- 95004 (Aromas)
Across the river in Santa Cruz County? See porta potty rental in Watsonville.
Original data from our phone line
What do callers ask when they need a unit quickly?
In 78 recorded customer calls we reviewed from 2025–2026, 20 callers, or 26%, needed delivery the same day or the next day. 15% had to check with a spouse, board or owner before booking. We give every Pajaro caller a quote number so a callback picks up where it left off.
“They tell us we need to rent a porta potty. So how does this work?”
First-time renter
“Even if I take it for three days, you're charging me for the full month?”
Contractor
“Is there a quote number for this?”
Caller checking with an owner
A Salinas dispatcher answers
Check delivery for your Pajaro address
Give us the street or a map pin and the start date.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Most callers get an itemized quote in under 10 minutes.
Our house in Pajaro is being repaired. Can we keep a toilet for a few months?
Yes. A long-term unit renews every 28 days with weekly service until you call for pickup. Call at least 2 business days before day 28 when the repairs finish.
What does a long-term unit cost in Pajaro?
On recent recorded quotes, a long-term unit ran about $185–$295 per 28-day cycle with weekly service, plus a one-time delivery and pickup charge of about $59–$144. Your itemized quote is the final price.
Is Pajaro under Watsonville's rules?
No. Pajaro is in unincorporated Monterey County, so county rules apply. Watsonville, across the river, is in Santa Cruz County and has its own permit office.
Can you set up toilets for a berry crew near Pajaro?
Yes. We deliver 1 toilet and 1 handwash station per 20 workers, and towable units can move with the crew. Your county field toilet permit must be current.
We only need it for 3 days. Do we pay for a month?
No. A short rental of 1–4 days is priced as an event rental, dropped the day before and picked up the business day after. The 28-day cycle is only for long-term placements.
Where should the unit go if the yard is still muddy?
On pavement or gravel within about 15 feet of where the truck can park. Avoid low spots that hold water, since a soft yard can trap the service truck.
Fastest: call (831) 260-5800
How do I get an itemized porta potty quote?
Calling is faster — a dispatcher can check the route and your ZIP while you are on the line. Prefer to type? Send these six details and we text or call back with every line item: unit, delivery and pickup, servicing, any rush fee, and tax.
- No phone tree — a person in Salinas answers
- Every fee named before you pay
- Weekend events: we drop Friday, pick up Monday at no extra charge
- Long-term units serviced weekly on a 28-day cycle
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Form replies within 1 business hour during open hours.