Toilet Rental South Africa

Toilet Rental South Africa helps you find the best quote, fast, on portable toilets, VIP units, showers and site sanitation across South Africa. Describe the job once, and suppliers who cover your area reply with prices.

• Tell us what you need: units for a building site, toilets for an event, showers, or a tanker to empty a tank.
• Suppliers who cover your area reply with availability and prices, and you compare them yourself.
• Find the best supplier near you, at the best price, so you never pay too much.
• Tell us what you need once, and the quotes come back fast.
• From LEADERR APPROVED providers, vetted and backed by many verified 5-star reviews. Giving you peace of mind that you'll pick the perfect provider for your needs.

Toilet Hire Prices in South Africa

Ballpark ranges across the common hires, so you can check a quotation.

What Providers Quote For

How It Works

• Describe the job. One short request: what you need, how many and for how long.
• Suppliers reply. Those covering your area send availability and prices.
• You compare. Side by side, on what is included, not on who answered first.
• You appoint. Directly with the supplier. We are not party to the hire.

What to Settle Before You Hire

• How many units. Set from the peak headcount or the guest count, not from the first day.
• How long. A month costs far less per day than a single day, and most site quotes carry a four week minimum.
• Who services it. Weekly is the standard, and whether it is in the rate is the usual reason two quotes differ.
• Where the waste goes. A licensed disposal point, a sewer connection, or a tank a tanker empties.
• Where it will stand. Level ground a service vehicle can reach within a hose length.
• Hand washing. A wash stand beside the units, which is what an inspection asks about.

Choosing the Right Unit

• Standard portable. The builder's unit. Cheapest, hardest wearing, no water or power needed.
• Flushing. A fresh water flush and often a basin. Worth it for anything public facing.
• VIP. Flushing, with a basin, a mirror and a light. The usual choice for a function.
• Luxury trailer. Ceramic bowls, vanities and hot water. A different fleet and a different budget.
• Accessible. Wider, with level entry and grab rails. At least one at any public event.
• Urinals. Four stands for roughly the price of one cubicle, and the fastest way to cut a queue.

What to Include in Your Request

• The address. Suburb and town, so a supplier knows whether they deliver there.
• How many units. And how many people will be using them.
• The dates. Delivery and collection, or the month the hire starts.
• What it is for. A building site, an event, a wedding, a farm or a home.
• The access. Whether a bakkie, a truck or a tow vehicle can reach the spot.
• Water and power. Whether there is any on site, which decides what can be placed.

Availability

• Site units. Usually within a day or two in the metros, longer further out.
• Event bookings. Two to three months ahead in season, and longer for December.
• Luxury trailers. Months ahead for a Saturday in the wedding season.
• Tanker work. Same day for an emergency, at an after hours rate.
• Ablution containers. Allow a week for transport, offload and connection.
• Long contracts. Quoted after the headcount and the programme are known.

Comparing Suppliers

• Separate the four line items. Hire, delivery, servicing, collection. Then the quotes compare.
• Ask what a service visit includes. Pump out, rinse, chemical and paper, or only the pump out.
• Ask where the waste goes. A licensed disposal point, and a supplier will name it.
• Check the minimum hire period. Four weeks is common and applies to a ten day job too.
• Ask about the deposit. What it covers and when it comes back.
• Check the distance. A depot near you usually beats a lower rate further away.

Frequently Asked Questions