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Porta Potty Rentals in Berks County, Pennsylvania

County-wide porta potty rental for Berks County from Martin Rental Works at 312 Brodhead Ave, Bethlehem, PA 18015. Every borough and township, the county park permit language, delivery zones and route days, and the units we bring.

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Martin Rental Works delivery trailer with porta potty units bound for Berks County
Units loaded in Bethlehem for a Berks County route.
  • Deliver to me?Every municipality in Berks County. Kutztown, Topton and Fleetwood are the $65 zone off Route 222; Reading, Wyomissing and Exeter are the $145 zone on Thursdays.
  • When?Next-business-day delivery is standard; same-day when a route truck is nearby. Friday is the long-route day.
  • Right unit?1 standard unit per 100 guests per 4 hours, or per 20 workers. Calculator.
  • Cleaning?Arrives sanitized; weekly service on 28-day rentals on the route day.
  • Cost?Standard $225 per weekend or $185 per 28 days + $65 delivery; route fee by zone; 6% PA tax. All fees.

Do you deliver porta potties across Berks County?

We deliver across all of Berks County (county seat Reading, 428,849 residents in 2020, about 440,072 now) has 73 municipalities and we deliver to all of them from Bethlehem. Kutztown, Topton and Fleetwood are the $65 zone off Route 222; Reading, Wyomissing and Exeter are the $145 zone on Thursdays. Delivery is priced by distance: included within 15 miles of our yard, then $65, $145 or $245 round trip per order.

City pages in this county: Reading.

Towns we deliver to most in Berks County

  • Reading
  • Wyomissing
  • West Reading
  • Shillington
  • Sinking Spring
  • Kutztown
  • Fleetwood
  • Topton
  • Boyertown
  • Hamburg
  • Birdsboro
  • Exeter Township
  • Muhlenberg Township
  • Spring Township
  • Cumru Township
  • Douglassville
  • Blandon
  • Leesport
  • Mohnton
  • Oley

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Which municipalities are in Berks County?

Berks County contains 1 city, 28 boroughs and 44 townships. Every one is on our delivery map; the zone and route day depend on the town's distance from Bethlehem. The full list is below so you can find yours, and the right-of-way rule for a street placement comes from that municipality, not the county.

Cities

  • Reading

Boroughs

  • Adamstown (part)
  • Bally
  • Bechtelsville
  • Bernville
  • Birdsboro
  • Boyertown
  • Centerport
  • Fleetwood
  • Hamburg
  • Kenhorst
  • Kutztown
  • Laureldale
  • Leesport
  • Lenhartsville
  • Lyons
  • Mohnton
  • Mount Penn
  • New Morgan
  • Robesonia
  • St. Lawrence
  • Shillington
  • Shoemakersville
  • Sinking Spring
  • Topton
  • Wernersville
  • West Reading
  • Womelsdorf
  • Wyomissing

Townships

  • Albany
  • Alsace
  • Amity
  • Bern
  • Bethel
  • Brecknock
  • Caernarvon
  • Centre
  • Colebrookdale
  • Cumru
  • District
  • Douglass
  • Earl
  • Exeter
  • Greenwich
  • Heidelberg
  • Hereford
  • Jefferson
  • Longswamp
  • Lower Alsace
  • Lower Heidelberg
  • Maidencreek
  • Marion
  • Maxatawny
  • Muhlenberg
  • North Heidelberg
  • Oley
  • Ontelaunee
  • Penn
  • Perry
  • Pike
  • Richmond
  • Robeson
  • Rockland
  • Ruscombmanor
  • South Heidelberg
  • Spring
  • Tilden
  • Tulpehocken
  • Union
  • Upper Bern
  • Upper Tulpehocken
  • Washington
  • Windsor

Villages and census-designated places

  • Blandon
  • Douglassville
  • Flying Hills
  • Gibraltar
  • Hyde Park
  • Jacksonwald
  • Kempton
  • Kutztown University
  • Lincoln Park
  • Mertztown
  • Morgantown
  • Muhlenberg Park
  • Pennside
  • Penn State Berks
  • Reiffton
  • Shartlesville
  • Temple
  • West Lawn
  • West Wyomissing
  • Whitfield
  • Spring Ridge
  • Stony Creek Mills
  • Amity Gardens

What do Berks County parks require for portable restrooms at events?

County park events in Berks County go through the county parks office, and the permit, not state law, decides whether you must bring units. The published language is quoted below. Where the county is silent, we size by the PSAI method (one unit per 100 people per 4 hours, 5% accessible, one hand wash station per 10 units) and list the units on the application.

Berks County Parks & Recreation Department, 2083 Tulpehocken Rd, Wyomissing PA 19610. Special Use Permit: non-refundable $25 administrative fee; FAQ says apply at least 3 months ahead with $275 ($250 deposit + $25 fee); site plan showing restroom locations due 60 days ahead — permit page

Application lists 'Portable Restrooms' among items the permittee acknowledges they must provide. FAQ: 'On-site restrooms are limited and intended to meet the needs of the everyday park user'; events with more than 100 people may have to supply their own portable units; race/walk/cycling organizers must show portable restroom locations on route maps.

What should I know about Berks County before I book?

Three verified facts about Berks County that change a rental: the growth and event calendar that drives demand, the climate or river conditions that affect placement, and the industries that run 28-day units. They are listed below with sources at the bottom of the page.

  • 73 municipalities (1 city, 28 boroughs, 44 townships); population 428,849 (2020), est. 440,072 (2025).
  • Schuylkill River has flooded Reading's lower precincts, notably Hurricane Agnes (1972) and June 2006.

Units we bring to Berks County

Berks County porta potty rental questions

Which Berks County towns do you deliver to?

All of them. The 28 boroughs, 44 townships and 1 cities in Berks County are inside our delivery map. The towns we see most are Reading, Wyomissing, West Reading, Shillington, Sinking Spring, Kutztown, Fleetwood, Topton. Kutztown, Topton and Fleetwood are the $65 zone off Route 222; Reading, Wyomissing and Exeter are the $145 zone on Thursdays.

How is delivery priced across Berks County?

By road distance from our Bethlehem yard, and Berks County sits in the extended zone (15–35 miles). Kutztown, Topton and Fleetwood are the $65 zone off Route 222; Reading, Wyomissing and Exeter are the $145 zone on Thursdays. One route fee covers the whole order, not each unit, and a town such as Reading or Oley gets the same fee as the county seat if it is in the same zone. The ZIP checker on this page shows the zone for any address.

Do Berks County parks require me to bring portable toilets?

Application lists 'Portable Restrooms' among items the permittee acknowledges they must provide. FAQ: 'On-site restrooms are limited and intended to meet the needs of the everyday park user'; events with more than 100 people may have to supply their own portable units; race/walk/cycling organizers must show portable restroom locations on route maps. Permit office: Berks County Parks & Recreation Department, 2083 Tulpehocken Rd, Wyomissing PA 19610. Special Use Permit: non-refundable $25 administrative fee; FAQ says apply at least 3 months ahead with $275 ($250 deposit + $25 fee); site plan showing restroom locations due 60 days ahead. We size park events by the PSAI method and list the units on your application.

Who issues the permit for a porta potty on a street in Berks County?

The municipality, not the county. Each borough, township and city in Berks County sets its own right-of-way rule, and some publish no form at all. Our city pages for Reading list the office and the rule; for other towns, call the borough or township office before planning a curb placement. Private property never needs a permit.

What is the county seat of Berks County, and does it matter for a rental?

Reading. It matters only for county park permits and county-level events; the delivery zone depends on distance to Bethlehem, not the county line. Berks County had 428,849 residents in the 2020 census and about 440,072 in the latest estimate.

Official sources cited on this page

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