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Porta Potty Rentals Across Clermont County, Ohio
Porta potty rental for Clermont County river towns, Eastgate-area builds and working farms, delivered on our core same-day route.
- Delivery area All of Clermont County: Milford, Loveland, 10 villages and 14 townships up to the Ohio River. Check your ZIP.
- Arrival Call before noon, Monday–Saturday, and same-day delivery is usually possible from Union Township to Felicity. Any rush fee is shown on the quote before you pay.
- Which unit Farm crews need 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers. Add a handwashing station.
- Cleaning Season-long farm and jobsite units get a weekly pump-out, sanitizing and toilet paper restock.
- Full cost Handwashing stations typically start at $125 per 28 days before tax; your itemized quote is final.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Quote requests answered within 1 business hour.
Porta potty delivery across Clermont County
Clermont County is on our core same-day route. Batavia is the county seat, and our trucks reach it from the Bond Hill yard by I-275 and OH-32. Call before 12 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and same-day porta potty delivery is usually possible from Miami Township and Milford to the Ohio River villages.
OH-32, the Appalachian Highway, runs through Eastgate and Batavia toward Williamsburg. US-52 follows the Ohio River through New Richmond, Moscow, Chilo and Neville. OH-125 serves Pierce, Union and Tate townships, and US-50 serves Milford and the Owensville area.
A same-day order may add a rush fee, shown on the quote first. Orders after noon ride the next morning's route.
We serve within Clermont County
We serve within Clermont County its 2 cities, 10 villages and 14 townships. Loveland and Milford share their city limits with Hamilton or Warren County, and every side rides the same route. Amelia dissolved as a village in 2020, and addresses in the former village are still on our route.
Cities
- Loveland (part)
- Milford (part)
Villages
- Batavia (county seat)
- Bethel
- Chilo
- Felicity
- Moscow
- Neville
- New Richmond
- Newtonsville
- Owensville
- Williamsburg
Townships
- Batavia Township
- Franklin Township
- Goshen Township
- Jackson Township
- Miami Township
- Monroe Township
- Ohio Township
- Pierce Township
- Stonelick Township
- Tate Township
- Union Township
- Washington Township
- Wayne Township
- Williamsburg Township
Clermont County Engineer permits for road placement
A porta potty set inside a Clermont County road right-of-way needs a permit through the Clermont County Engineer. Township roads in places like Goshen or Tate Township go through the township. Units on private land, including farm lanes, barn lots and driveways, need no right-of-way permit. Confirm with the road owner first.
Read the Clermont County Engineer's permit information before planning a unit near a county road. Many rural roads have narrow shoulders and ditches, so a spot on private ground is safer for drivers and for the unit.
Clermont County Public Health and event food
Clermont County Public Health is the office to check for food-event rules across the county. Vendors at a river-town festival, church picnic or fundraiser should ask the health district what they need before the restroom order is final. Handwashing needs for vendors can change how many stations you rent.
Start with Clermont County Public Health. We do not issue food permits or speak for the health district.
Our own recommendation: 1 handwashing station for every 2–3 standard units when food is served. Each station holds 22 gallons of fresh water and serves nearly 350 uses before a refill, per the manufacturer.
Common porta potty jobs in Clermont County
Clermont County porta potty orders split between river towns, farms and growth along OH-32. Villages like New Richmond and Moscow host riverfront gatherings on low ground beside US-52. Farm crews in Jackson, Wayne and Franklin townships need field toilets at harvest, and commercial builds near Eastgate add jobsite work.
Worked example: a 30-person harvest crew
The farm rule, OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110, sets 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk. A crew of 30 needs at least 2 standard units and 2 handwashing stations.
If the crew splits between fields more than a quarter mile apart, place a toilet and station at each field. Weekly service keeps both stocked. See seasonal rentals for season-long billing.
Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Quote requests answered within 1 business hour.
Clermont County porta potty questions
Do you deliver to river villages like New Richmond and Moscow?
New Richmond, Moscow, Chilo, Neville and Felicity are on our core Clermont County route along US-52. Riverfront ground floods, so pick a level, firm spot above the low areas. Order before 12 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and same-day delivery is usually possible.
How many toilets does my Clermont County farm crew need under OSHA?
OSHA rule 29 CFR 1928.110 calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility for every 20 farm workers, within a quarter-mile walk of where they work. A 30-person harvest crew needs at least 2 of each. Crews spread across distant fields may need units at more than one spot.
Can a porta potty stay on my farm for the whole growing season?
Season-long farm rentals in Clermont County bill every 28 days with weekly service included. Each visit pumps the tank, cleans and sanitizes, refills deodorizer and restocks toilet paper and sanitizer. Text us when harvest ends to schedule pickup; the 28-day cycle in progress is not prorated.
Does a unit beside a county road near Bethel need a permit?
A unit placed inside a Clermont County road right-of-way falls under the Clermont County Engineer's permit process. A township road goes through the township, and private land like a farm lane needs no right-of-way permit. Set the unit back on private ground when you can, and confirm with the road owner.
Will handwashing stations freeze on a late-fall Clermont County job?
Handwashing stations can freeze below 32°F, so hand sanitizer dispensers inside each porta potty are the winter backup. From November through March we add non-freezing treatment to toilet tanks. Tell dispatch your job dates, and the quote will show which setup fits.
Who handles food rules for a church festival in Batavia or Owensville?
Clermont County Public Health is the office to check for food-event rules in most of the county. Ask whether your vendors need handwashing access. On our side, we recommend 1 handwashing station for every 2–3 standard units when food is served, and the stations need no power.
Mathew, owner of Mathew Rental Works
Mathew runs dispatch, routing and servicing from the Mathew Rental Works yard at 1756 Tennessee Ave in Bond Hill, Cincinnati. He checked this page against how our crews deliver, service and pick up units.
Questions about your site? Call him at (513) 270-1174, Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. More about us.
Rent porta potties for your Clermont County job
Give us the farm, jobsite or party address in Clermont County and the dates, and Mathew sends one itemized quote.
Fastest answer: call dispatch now.
(513) 270-1174Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Quote requests answered within 1 business hour. Call before 12 p.m. for same-day delivery on most Greater Cincinnati orders.
Mathew Rental Works
1756 Tennessee Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45229