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"All around great people! Always ready to serve! Toilets always look and smell clean! We will always use their services, and will recommend ONLY them!"
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · Veteran owned · Since 2001 · Licensed & insured
Tired of dirty porta potties? Worried about what septic pumping costs? We've got you covered. For 25 years we have served the community around our Grand Junction shop with honest, upfront pricing and service you can rely on. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.


Every unit goes out cleaned, sanitized, and stocked with paper and hand sanitizer. We run two kinds: weekend units for parties, weddings and the lake houses, and farm and construction units for the crews that work every day. Both are $150 for a weekend.
Every monthly rental is on a weekly cleaning route: tank pumped, unit washed, paper and sanitizer restocked without a phone call. The treatment in the tank is plant based instead of formaldehyde, a habit from the years we land-applied on our own farm.
One farm has us clean 25 units three times a week through harvest, and a customer wrote that our "toilets always look and smell clean."


We pump septic tanks, inspect systems for home sales, install risers so you never have to dig for your lid again, service lift stations, and fix the baffles, filters and lids we find along the way. We check you have flow from the house and tell you what we saw in the tank.
We have seen 58 cents a gallon inside our own service area for the same work. We are at 35¢, published, so you know the price before you ever call.
We go the extra mile and carry a crust buster on the truck, a machine that stirs the tank before pumping. Without it, half the solids stay behind. We have never seen one on anybody else's truck around here.
Our septic pricing is published. Pumping is 35¢ a gallon, so a typical 1,000 gallon tank is $350 and a 2,000 gallon tank is $700, and you can check that before anyone is in your driveway.
The two extras that exist, digging a buried lid and locating a lost tank, get quoted on the phone before the truck rolls. We measure the tank while we pump, in front of you, and you only pay for gallons pumped.

Dad started this in 2001 after the owner of a porta john company stood in his shop complaining there were no porta john companies up our way, and told him to go start one. He did, within a few weeks. He is still the only full time person in the business. Mom does the books. I am on the trucks.
We work out of the family farm on 104th Ave in Grand Junction, the house I grew up in. Some of our farm customers have been with us since the first year, and one of them is still running the very first toilets we ever bought.

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"All around great people! Always ready to serve! Toilets always look and smell clean! We will always use their services, and will recommend ONLY them!"
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"Great quick quality service very pleased.would recommend."
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"Great Porta Potty, nice people and great price!"
We drive up to 50 road miles from the shop in Grand Junction. We are in these towns most often:
We also cover Lawrence, Saugatuck, Portage and more. The full list is on the service areas page.
The towns where we pump the most tanks each have their own page. Most of them have no city sewer at all, so every address out there is on a tank.
A standard unit is $150 for a weekend, delivery and pickup included. Monthly rentals are available with a weekly cleaning, call for availability. The only extra charge we have is $50 for an extra clean.
35¢ a gallon, up to a thousand gallons, and the same rate past that. Most tanks around here are 1,000 to 2,000 gallons, so figure $350 to $700 for most houses. We charge to dig if the lid is buried and to locate the tank if nobody knows where it is, and we tell you that before we come out.
The fastest way to reach us is the form on this site, because it comes to our phones out in the field. During the day Dad and I are both on trucks, so the office phone goes to voicemail, and we return every message the same day.
Every three to five years for most houses out here. If you are on a holding tank at the lake, the schedule is different, and we wrote a page about it: lake home holding tanks.
We keep Fridays clear for weekend deliveries. Pickups run on the route, so depending on where you are, the unit comes back Monday or later in the week. If you need it for a Tuesday party, call and we will work it out.
Not when they are serviced right. Plant-based tank treatment instead of formaldehyde, every unit out clean and stocked, weekly cleaning on monthly rentals.
Yes. We are in Grand Junction, about fifteen minutes inland, and South Haven is one of our busiest areas. We drive up to 50 miles from the shop. The towns we cover are on the service areas page.
Fill out the form and we get it in the field. Or call, leave a message, and we call back the same day.