Which Contra Costa County towns do you deliver porta potties to?
We deliver porta potties to every town in Contra Costa County, including the county seat of Martinez, plus farms, ranches and new subdivisions between them. Addresses sit 80–90 road miles from our yard. Towns with their own page have local delivery times, neighborhoods and permit contacts.
Communities served
- Antioch
- Pittsburg
- Oakley
- Brentwood
Contra Costa County ZIP codes we serve
These Contra Costa County ZIP codes are inside our regular delivery area. Enter any ZIP below to check it instantly; if yours is not listed, call and dispatch will confirm in about a minute whether a truck can reach you.
| ZIP | Community |
|---|---|
| 94509 | Antioch |
| 94531 | Antioch |
| 94565 | Pittsburg |
| 94561 | Oakley |
| 94513 | Brentwood |
How far is each Contra Costa County town from our yard?
Contra Costa County towns sit 80–90 road miles from our Yuba City yard. The table shows the drive, the same-day call cutoff and the delivery distance charge for each town with its own page, so you know before you call whether a unit can arrive today.
| Town | Road miles | Drive time | Same-day cutoff | Distance charge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antioch | 85 | About 90 min | Scheduled | +$95 per trip |
How much does porta potty rental cost in Contra Costa County?
Porta potty rental in Contra Costa County starts at $195 for a standard event unit and $189 per 28-day cycle for a jobsite unit with weekly service included. Delivery is included within 25 road miles of Yuba City; farther Contra Costa County towns add a flat per-trip distance charge shown in the table above.
Flushing units start at $349, accessible units at $295, hand washing stations at $149 and two-stall restroom trailers at $1,450. See every price and what it includes.
What matters when renting a porta potty in Contra Costa County?
In Contra Costa County, the job type, the ground and the distance from Yuba City shape the right order. These are the local conditions that change where we place units, which units fit, and how often they need service.
- East County new-home construction in Antioch, Oakley and Brentwood suits monthly rentals on a fixed weekly service day.
- Delta heat in summer means heavy-use sites should consider twice-weekly service.
- Event deliveries here are scheduled the day before the event.
- Contra Costa Environmental Health reviews temporary food events, which sets restroom and handwashing counts for food vendors.
- East County summers often pass 100°F. Units on busy Antioch, Oakley and Brentwood sites should sit in shade and get a second weekly service in heat waves.
- Delta levee roads around Oakley and Bethel Island are narrow. Tell dispatch about weight limits, gates and turnouts before the truck is sent.
- New subdivisions in Brentwood and southeast Antioch often have HOA placement rules during home building. Builders usually place units at the curb behind the lot line.
Who sets restroom rules for events in Contra Costa County?
Contra Costa Environmental Health sets restroom and handwashing rules for public events with food in Contra Costa County. California Retail Food Code section 114315 requires toilets within 200 feet of temporary food booths. City event permits may add unit counts, so check both before ordering.
Start with Contra Costa Environmental Health. Construction sites follow Cal/OSHA 8 CCR 1526 and farm crews follow 8 CCR 3457.