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RV Holding Tanks and Emergency Porta Potty Rental in Bethlehem, PA
Portable toilets, 250-gallon RV holding tanks and pump-out service for driveways, campsites, septic failures and water shutoffs across Bethlehem, the Lehigh Valley and the Poconos. Same-day when you call before noon.
Calls answered live during business hours. Quote requests get a callback within 30 minutes, Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM.
- Deliver to me?Driveways, side yards and campsites across the Lehigh Valley; Poconos and Carbon County on the Friday route.
- When?Same-day before noon Mon–Sat for emergencies; next business day otherwise.
- Right unit?Deluxe unit with sink for a household; standard for a remodel crew; 250-gal holding tank for an RV.
- Cleaning?Weekly pump and restock on 28-day rentals; winter antifreeze December–February.
- Cost?Weekend $225–$325; 28-day $185–$265 + $65 delivery; holding tank $120 per cycle; pump-outs from $35; 6% PA tax.
What do you rent for campers, RVs and household emergencies?
We rent three things for home and camper situations in Bethlehem and the Lehigh Valley: a standard or deluxe porta potty set beside the house or camper, a 250-gallon portable holding tank that an RV's sewer hose connects to, and pump-out service for toilets or tanks you already own. All three go on the 28-day cycle with weekly service, or on the weekend rate for a few days.
| Situation | What we send | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Septic failure, drain field repair, sewer lateral replacement | 1 deluxe flushing unit by the back door | $265 per 28 days + $65 delivery; weekly service |
| Water main shutoff, 2–4 days | 1 standard or deluxe unit | $225 / $325 weekend rate, delivery included |
| Bathroom remodel, 1–6 weeks | 1 standard unit on the driveway | $185 per 28 days + $65 delivery |
| RV or camper in a driveway, relatives visiting 1–6 months | 250-gal portable holding tank beside the RV | $120 per 28 days + $65 delivery; weekly pump |
| Seasonal campsite, Poconos or Carbon County | 1 standard unit, winterized in cold months | $185 first cycle + $65 route delivery; $165 renewals |
| You own the unit or tank | Pump-out visit | $95 per tank, $35 per porta potty |
How does an RV holding tank rental work?
We deliver a 250-gallon portable holding tank on a skid and set it on firm ground beside the RV, within 25 feet of where our truck can park. You connect the RV's 3-inch sewer hose to the tank inlet. We pump the tank every week on your route day and add deodorizer. You never move the tank, and we never touch the RV side of the hose. Billing is every 28 days until you call for pickup.
Rules to know. Pennsylvania's 25 Pa. Code §71.63 treats holding tanks as retaining tanks whose contents must go to a DEP-approved disposal site, which is what our weekly pump-out does. Some municipalities and HOAs limit how long an occupied RV can sit in a driveway; check with your township before a multi-month stay.
How fast can you get a toilet to a home emergency?
Same day in Bethlehem, Allentown, Easton and the rest of the Lehigh Valley when you call before noon, Monday through Saturday, and usually within three hours. After noon we check which route truck is closest; if one is within 20 minutes we still deliver that day. Otherwise the unit arrives first thing the next business day. A dedicated after-noon trip adds $75.
What to have ready when you call: the delivery address, where the unit should go (driveway, side yard, back door), whether a gate or dog is in the way, and a cell number for the driver. We do the rest.
RV, camper & emergency rentals: questions before you book
My septic failed and the plumber cannot come until Monday. Can you help today?
Same day in the Lehigh Valley when you call before noon, and we try after noon too because septic failures do not wait. We set a standard or deluxe unit by the back door and bill it on the 28-day rate, which covers a two-week repair with no extra charge. Call the number at the top of the page.
Do you rent a holding tank for an RV parked in my driveway?
A 250-gallon portable holding tank sits beside the RV and your own sewer hose connects to it. We pump it weekly on the 28-day rate, $120 per cycle plus $65 delivery and pickup. We do not connect or disconnect the RV's hose; that stays with you for liability reasons.
Can you pump out my own portable toilet or holding tank?
Within our 15-mile core area at $95 per pump-out for a tank up to 300 gallons, or $35 per unit when you own standard porta potties. Waste goes to a permitted treatment plant under Pennsylvania's retaining-tank rules, and we leave a receipt with the DEP transporter number.
The water is being shut off for three days for a main repair. Is a monthly rental my only option?
No. A short-term rental at the weekend event rate, $225 standard or $325 deluxe with a sink, covers up to four days including delivery and pickup. If the shutoff runs past a week, the 28-day rate at $185 plus $65 delivery is cheaper.
Can a camper at a seasonal site in the Poconos get a unit for the season?
Seasonal campers in Monroe and Carbon County book a standard unit from May to October on the 28-day cycle with weekly service on our Friday Poconos route. The first cycle is $185 plus a $65 route delivery; renewals are $165. Ask the campground about placement rules first.
Will a porta potty freeze at a winter camper site?
Not with our winter service. From December through February we add non-toxic antifreeze on every visit and the tank liquid stays workable to about 0°F. Tobyhanna in Monroe County averages about 72 inches of snow a year, so we also ask you to keep the path shoveled for the service truck.
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