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Farm and Seasonal Porta Potty Rental
Berry and tulip harvests, U-pick farms, summer camps, boat launches and park seasons. Units that follow the season and the field rules.
- Local Bellingham yard, own trucks
- Itemized quote, nothing added later
- Weekly cleaning on long rentals
Dispatch answers Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
(253) 540-2109Call or text. Same-day delivery when you call by noon.
- Delivery areaFarm roads and field edges across Whatcom and Skagit, plus parks, camps and boat launches.
- ArrivalBook 2–4 weeks before harvest starts. Same-day additions are possible when you call by noon.
- Which unitWashington farms need 1 toilet and 1 hand washing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter mile.
- CleaningWeekly service, or twice weekly at peak harvest, with units moved to new field edges during visits.
- Full costBilled per 28-day cycle, with towable units and extra moves listed on the quote.
Answered live Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
How many toilets does a Washington farm crew need?
A Washington farm crew needs at least 1 toilet and 1 hand washing facility for every 20 workers, within a quarter mile of each worker or at the closest vehicle access. A 45-person berry crew needs 3 toilets and 3 hand washing stations near the field edge.
Sources: WAC 296-307-09515 and OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110. Confirm details with L&I.
How do units move with the harvest?
Harvest units move with the crew in two ways: the service truck relocates standard units to a new field edge during the weekly visit, or a towable unit on a small trailer follows the crew daily. Towable units suit blueberry and raspberry rows in Lynden and Everson that change every few days.
Check delivery for your farms and seasonal sites date
(253) 540-2109A person answers live Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Written quotes go out within 1 business hour.
Which seasons drive the most farm and park rentals?
In Whatcom and Skagit counties, seasonal rentals peak with the April tulip fields, June through August berry harvests, summer camps and park seasons, and fall pumpkin patches and corn mazes. Each peak books units early, so reserve 2 to 4 weeks before the first crew day.
Related planning pages
After choosing farms and seasonal sites as the job type, most renters need three more answers before booking: which unit fits, how many units the head count needs, and what the itemized quote will include. The planning pages below cover each one for Bellingham and the surrounding counties.
Farms and seasonal sites rental questions
Can units stay on a farm field through rain?
Units sit at the field edge on firm ground or gravel so the truck can reach them when fields are wet.
Do U-pick farms need hand washing stations?
Hand washing stations near the entrance and food areas are the norm at U-pick farms and pumpkin patches.
Can I rent for just the 6-week harvest?
A 6-week harvest bills two 28-day cycles; call for pickup when the last crew day ends.
Do you serve dairy and nursery operations year-round?
Year-round farm sites rent on the monthly cycle with weekly service.
Do you deliver to parks and boat launches for the summer?
Seasonal units for parks, trailheads and boat launches run on the 28-day cycle with weekly service.
Still have a question? Call (253) 540-2109 and a person answers.
Get a written quote
The phone is fastest, and same-day orders must call by noon. For anything else, send the ZIP code, dates, unit type, quantity and head count. We text or email an itemized quote within 1 business hour, listing the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup and tax on one page.
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