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Porta Potty Rental in Soledad, CA from vineyard weddings to the road to Pinnacles.
Porta potty rental in Soledad for farm crews, mission-area events, vineyard weddings and remodels. Edward Rental Works delivers, services and picks up from its own Salinas yard.
Pinnacles West Entrance side? Send us a map pin.
Fast answers
- Delivery areaSoledad 93960, Arroyo Seco vineyards and Highway 146 ranches, about 30 minutes from Salinas. Check your address.
- ArrivalMon–Fri, 7 a.m.–5 p.m.; driver calls 30 minutes ahead. Book 2 business days out; weekend events drop Friday.
- Which unitWeddings: VIP cabin or trailer plus 1 accessible unit. Crews: toilet + handwash per 20. Compare setups.
- CleaningWeekly pump, scrub and restock on 28-day rentals. Event units arrive cleaned and stocked.
- Full costOne itemized quote with a quote number. Curb spots need Soledad Public Works approval first.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Most callers get an itemized quote in under 10 minutes.
Route from Salinas
How long does porta potty rental in Soledad take to arrive?
Porta potty rental in Soledad runs from our Salinas yard, about 25 miles north on Highway 101. The drive takes roughly 30 minutes. Soledad deliveries run Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. The driver calls about 30 minutes ahead, so nobody waits at a ranch gate all day.
- Salinas yard520 Brunken Ave
- Chualarabout 10 mi
- Gonzalesabout 17 mi
- Soledadabout 25 mi
| Part of Soledad | How the truck gets there | Common jobs |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown and city parks | Front Street from Highway 101 | Backyard parties, church events, remodels |
| East side and Highway 146 | Highway 146 east toward Pinnacles | Ranches and vineyards toward the Gabilan foothills |
| Mission Soledad and Arroyo Seco | Arroyo Seco Road to Fort Romie Road | Vineyard crews, mission-area events |
Pinnacles gateway
Can you deliver porta potties near Pinnacles National Park from Soledad?
Yes, on the west side. The Pinnacles West Entrance is about 14 miles east of Soledad on Highway 146. The National Park Service warns that Highway 146 narrows to one lane. No road connects the park's west and east entrances, so a ranch on the east side is a different route.
- West side (Hwy 146 from Soledad): tell us the mile point or a map pin
- Narrow one-lane stretch: mention any low branches, tight gates or soft shoulders
- East side (Hwy 25): quoted as its own route, often from the King City side
- Inside the park itself: the park sets its own rules — check with Pinnacles first
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Weddings & vineyards
Which units suit a Soledad vineyard or mission wedding?
Most Soledad vineyard and mission-area weddings use a VIP flushing cabin or a restroom trailer, plus 1 wheelchair-accessible unit. A restroom trailer needs a 110-volt outlet within about 50 feet. It also needs a garden hose. A vineyard block with no power should use flushing units with sinks.
| Venue setup | Good fit | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Winery with power and water | Restroom trailer | Level spot, truck access, steps at the door |
| Vineyard block, no power | VIP flushing cabin or deluxe unit | Fresh water lasts about 50 flushes per deluxe unit |
| Guests who use a wheelchair | Wheelchair-accessible unit | Needs about 7.5 × 7.5 ft of flat ground |
| Food served outdoors | Handwashing station | Not a toilet — pair it with units |
Mission events: Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad sits at 36641 Fort Romie Road, south of town off Arroyo Seco Road. Ask the mission about its own restroom rules before you book extra units.
Field sanitation
Do Soledad farm crews need a field toilet and a handwash station?
Yes. Cal/OSHA 8 CCR §3457 requires 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility for every 20 field workers, placed within a ¼-mile walk or 5 minutes. Soledad crews move between lettuce, salad and vineyard blocks. A unit placed for one block may be too far from the next.
- 1
Count the crew
Divide workers by 20 and round up. A 25-person crew needs 2 toilets and 2 handwash stations.
- 2
Map the walk
Each unit must sit within a ¼-mile walk or 5 minutes of where people work. Split units on wide ranches.
- 3
Choose service
Weekly pump, scrub and restock on a 28-day cycle. Sporadic blocks can go every other week.
- 4
Keep records
§3457 asks growers to keep sanitation records for 2 years. Our service log by date helps.
County minimums: Monterey County's field toilet program handout lists tanks of at least 40 gallons for toilets and 15 gallons for handwash water.
Permits
Do I need a city permit for a porta potty in Soledad?
A porta potty in a Soledad street, curb or sidewalk needs approval from Soledad Public Works at 248 Main Street, (831) 678-3965. A unit on a driveway, a private lot or a farm needs no city permit. A park event needs a park reservation with Parks & Recreation first.
Street or sidewalk
Call Soledad Public Works, Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m., before you book a curb spot.
City parks
Soledad runs neighborhood parks such as Orchard Lane and Vosti Park. Reserve through Parks & Recreation at (831) 223-5000, then book units.
Holiday weekends
July 4 and other long weekends fill our trucks first. Book Soledad party units 2 weeks ahead.
From our phone line
What do Soledad callers worry about most?
Distance and sign-off are the 2 big worries on our rental line. In 78 recorded calls from 2025–2026, 19% asked whether the company was local. Another 15% had to check with a spouse, board or owner first. A quote number lets a Soledad caller phone back without starting over.
“Do you guys service that area a lot?”
Event caller outside a big city
“I want to get a rough cost so I can get it approved by the church.”
Church volunteer
“We for sure have one person that will be in a wheelchair, which is why we're looking at this.”
Family event planner
Coverage
Which Soledad areas and ZIP codes do you cover?
Edward Rental Works covers all of Soledad ZIP code 93960. That runs from downtown Front Street to the Arroyo Seco Road vineyards and the Highway 146 ranches. Our trucks pass through Soledad on every southbound run to Greenfield and King City, about 25 miles from our yard.
Neighborhoods we serve in Soledad
- Downtown Soledad (Front Street & Main Street)
- Orchard Lane Park
- Vosti Park
- Mission Soledad & Fort Romie Road
- Arroyo Seco Road vineyards
- Camphora
- Highway 146 toward the Pinnacles West Entrance
- Metz Road ranches
ZIP code:
- 93960 (Soledad)
Looking for a portable toilet rental in Soledad or a porta john for a ranch crew? Same units, same truck, one itemized quote.
A Salinas dispatcher answers
Book a unit for your Soledad ranch, vineyard or backyard
Call with the exit, the date and the headcount. We text a quote number you can share.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Most callers get an itemized quote in under 10 minutes.
Do you deliver out by Pinnacles on Highway 146?
Yes, on the west side out of Soledad. Give us a map pin and mention the one-lane stretch, tight gates or soft shoulders. The east side of Pinnacles is a separate route with no road through the park.
What does a wedding restroom trailer cost in Soledad?
On recent quotes, a 2-stall restroom trailer ran about $1,950–$2,500 for a weekend, and a 4-stall about $3,500–$4,800. The trailer needs a 110V 20-amp outlet within about 50 feet and a garden hose. Your itemized quote is the final price.
Our Soledad wedding has one guest in a wheelchair. Is one accessible unit enough?
Yes. A mixed order is common. The 2010 ADA Standards call for at least 5% of portable units in each cluster to be accessible, with a minimum of 1. Recent quotes for a wheelchair-accessible unit ran about $204–$420. Your venue or permit office decides what compliance needs.
How far apart can I put field toilets on a big Soledad ranch?
Under Cal/OSHA §3457, each toilet and handwash station must be within a ¼-mile walk or 5 minutes of the crew, whichever is shorter. On wide ranches, split units between blocks or use towable units the foreman can move.
Will the driver need someone at the ranch gate?
No. Leave the gate code or unlock the gate, and mark the spot with a cone or ribbon. The driver calls about 30 minutes before arriving between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Can I keep a unit through the whole grape harvest?
Yes. Long-term units bill every 28 days and include weekly service. The cycle renews until you call. Call at least 2 business days before day 28 to stop the next cycle, and we text a reminder before each renewal.
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.