Which Middlesex County towns do you serve?
We deliver porta potties to every town in Middlesex County inside our 80-mile area. The 12 towns in the table have their own page with ZIP codes, neighborhoods, delivery fees and local permit contacts. Same-day delivery depends on distance, shown for each town below.
| Town | Distance from yard | Same-day | Delivery + pickup | ZIP codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dracut | 10 mi / ~18 min | By noon | $50–$60 | 01826 |
| Tewksbury | 14 mi / ~20 min | By noon | $50–$60 | 01876 |
| Lowell | 17 mi / ~25 min | By noon | $60–$75 | 01850, 01851, 01852, 01854 |
| Billerica | 20 mi / ~30 min | By noon | $60–$75 | 01821, 01862 |
| Chelmsford | 22 mi / ~30 min | By noon | $60–$75 | 01824, 01863 |
| Burlington | 23 mi / ~30 min | By noon | $60–$75 | 01803 |
| Woburn | 23 mi / ~30 min | By noon | $60–$75 | 01801 |
| Somerville | 29 mi / ~40 min | By noon | $60–$75 | 02143, 02144, 02145 |
| Cambridge | 31 mi / ~45 min | By noon | $75–$90 | 02138, 02139, 02140, 02141… |
| Waltham | 34 mi / ~45 min | By noon | $75–$90 | 02451, 02452, 02453, 02454 |
| Newton | 38 mi / ~50 min | By noon | $75–$90 | 02458, 02459, 02460, 02461… |
| Framingham | 52 mi / ~65 min | By 10 AM | $90–$100 | 01701, 01702 |
We also deliver to Arlington, Lexington, Bedford, Concord, Acton, Westford, Tyngsborough, Dunstable, Groton, Pepperell, Littleton, Carlisle, Wilmington, Reading, North Reading, Stoneham, Wakefield, Melrose, Malden, Medford, Winchester, Natick, Marlborough, Sudbury, Watertown. Call with the address for a same-call quote.
How fast can a unit reach a Middlesex County job site?
Northern towns like Dracut, Lowell, Tewksbury and Chelmsford sit within about 40 miles of Salem, NH. Call by 12 noon there and a same-day drop is often possible. Towns past that line, such as Newton, Waltham and Framingham, need a call by 10 AM for same-day service.
Same-day depends on how many trucks are free that day, and a rush fee may apply. Most bookings are set 1–2 business days ahead.
- I-93 is the main path to Tewksbury, Woburn, Somerville and Cambridge.
- I-495 and Route 3 reach Lowell, Chelmsford and Billerica.
- I-95/Route 128 links Burlington, Waltham and Newton.
Which units fit city jobs versus suburban events in Middlesex County?
Dense cities like Cambridge and Somerville often have tight driveways and small yards. A single standard unit or an accessible unit usually fits where a trailer cannot. Suburban lawns and fields in towns like Chelmsford or Billerica have more room for trailers and hand-wash stations.
Restroom trailers need level ground, a power hookup and water. Check your site for those before you book one.
- Renovations and triple-decker rehabs: standard unit, 28-day cycle.
- Backyard weddings and graduations: flushing units with sinks or a trailer.
- Office park and campus events: add hand-wash stations near food.
Who handles permits when a unit sits on a street in Middlesex County?
Middlesex County has no county government that issues street permits. Each city or town handles its own. A unit on a sidewalk, street or town field usually needs approval from the local public works or traffic office. Ask before delivery day so the spot is cleared and signed if needed.
Cambridge and Somerville both run active street-use and parking rules, so plan ahead there. In smaller towns, check with the DPW or the Select Board office. Condo and HOA boards may also have their own rules on placement.
Middlesex County questions
Can you serve a jobsite in Middlesex County for several months?
Long-term jobsite rentals run on 28-day billing cycles. Each cycle includes weekly cleaning, pumping and restocking of toilet paper. That covers builds in Lowell mill yards, Route 128 office renovations and house projects across the county. You can keep the unit as long as the job lasts and call us when you are ready for pickup.
Do you deliver to both the Lowell area and the towns closer to Boston?
Our trucks cover the whole northern and eastern part of Middlesex County, from Dracut and Tewksbury down to Cambridge, Newton and Framingham. Towns near the New Hampshire line get the noon same-day cutoff. Towns farther south, past about 40 miles from Salem, NH, need a call by 10 AM for same-day service.
How does weekend event delivery work in Middlesex County?
For a Saturday or Sunday event, we usually drop the units on Friday and pick them up on Monday. That Friday-to-Monday window costs nothing extra. It gives you time to set up, and it keeps our trucks off busy town centers during your event. Short event rentals run from one to seven days.
