Clean units, dropped where you need them and picked up when you're done. Weddings and graduation parties, framing crews and road jobs, county fairs and festivals — one call to Sure Way Porta Potty covers delivery, weekly service and pickup.
You pick the spot. Our driver levels the unit, stocks it, and confirms the pickup date before leaving — you don't have to be there for any of it.
Tell us the dates, the address and roughly how many people will use it. We handle the rest — placement, paper, sanitizer, weekly service and hauling the unit away at the end.
Most complaints about portable toilets aren't really about the toilet. They're about a unit that arrived late, a service truck that skipped a week, or a company that stopped answering once the invoice cleared. Sure Way Porta Potty was built around fixing that.
We run our own units and our own routes out of Holland. That means the person who takes your booking works with the driver who drops the unit, and if something needs moving mid-job, it gets moved. No dispatch centre three states away, no ticket number.
From a single standard unit behind a garage build to a trailer for a 200-guest reception. Not sure what fits? Describe the site and we'll tell you what we'd send.
The workhorse. Non-flushing, ventilated, with a paper holder, urinal and lockable door. Right for job sites, backyard parties and anywhere the budget matters more than the extras.
A flushing bowl, a foot-pump sink with fresh water, a mirror and a coat hook. What you want when guests are dressed up and the restroom shouldn't feel like a compromise.
Ground-level entry, a wide door and interior grab bars, with floor space for a wheelchair to turn. Public events usually need at least one, and Michigan permits often say so outright.
Separate stalls, running water, climate control and real lighting — closer to an indoor restroom than a portable one. Steps up any reception, corporate event or long tented weekend.
Foot-pump taps, fresh water tanks, soap and towels. Food vendors and caterers are usually required to have one on site — health inspectors do check.
A compact standalone sink for crews and small setups — pairs with a standard unit when you want handwashing on site without a full station taking up room.
Outdoor weddings at the lakeshore, company anniversaries, graduation open houses — events where guests are in good clothes and the restroom is the one detail people quietly judge.
Our trailers give you private stalls, running water at a real sink, lighting that works after dark and climate control for both August humidity and October cold. Guests walk in, use it and think nothing of it. That's the goal.
Six things customers tell us made the difference — mostly small, all the sort of thing you only notice when a company gets them wrong.
You get a window, not a vague "sometime that day". If the driver is running behind, you hear it from us before you have to ask.
Every unit is pumped, scrubbed and deodorized between rentals, not just topped up. A unit that smells on day one was never cleaned properly.
Delivery, servicing and pickup are in the number we give you. No fuel surcharge or environmental fee appearing on the final invoice.
Call during opening hours and someone local picks up who can see the schedule and answer you there and then.
Build moves to the far side of the lot? Tell us and we relocate the unit. It's part of the rental, not a new work order.
If your headcount only needs two units, we quote two. Overselling gets one invoice and no repeat call, which suits nobody.
Same units, different service rhythms. Tell us which one sounds like your job and we'll quote it on the call.
A weekend, a single day, or a long holiday. Dropped before your guests arrive and gone the morning after.
Monthly hire with weekly service, billed on a steady cycle so it never becomes something your foreman has to chase.
Parks, farms, marinas, yards and anywhere a restroom needs to stay put for a season or longer.
No forms, no waiting on an email quote that lands two days later.
Dates, the delivery address, and roughly how many people will use it. If it's an event, mention whether you're serving alcohol — it changes the unit count.
We tell you the unit, the price and the delivery window on that same call. Delivery, servicing and pickup are already included in the figure.
The unit arrives stocked and ready, gets serviced on schedule, and disappears on the pickup date. You never have to think about it again.
Ours is a small operation, and that's the point. The person taking your call knows which units are on the yard and which driver is closest to your address.
Level ground, clear truck access, out of the way of your photos or your crew's path.
Branded polos and a marked truck, so nobody on a job site wonders who just pulled in.
If a trailer won't fit down your driveway, you hear that before you book — not on delivery day.
A few notes from event hosts and site managers who've had our units on the ground.
"Booked two units and a hand wash station for our daughter's graduation party. They came the day before, put them exactly where I asked behind the garage, and were gone Monday morning. Clean, no smell, no fuss."
"We've had a unit on our site for five months. Service truck comes the same day every week, and when we shifted the trailer to the back lot they moved it without me having to open a new order. That's rarer than it should be."
"The restroom trailer was the thing guests kept mentioning at our wedding, which is a strange compliment but I'll take it. Lit inside, warm, actual sinks. Nothing about it felt like an outdoor venue."
The questions we get asked most, answered straight. Anything not covered here, call us and ask — we'd rather sort it out before delivery day than after.
Call (616) 385-1202Give us the dates, the address and a rough headcount. We'll tell you what to book and what it costs before you hang up.