Our Team

How we became obsessed with building the best portable toilet in the USA

Built by a Guy Who’s Seen Some Sh*t

Built by a Guy Who’s Seen Some Sh*t

After serving in the SeaBees and working over a decade in commercials construction he found a new mission: make the best portable toilet in the USA. TinkleTown isn’t just about durability—it’s about dignity. Because no one should have to compromise their sense of American pride just to take a leak.
He Put Together the A-Team for 'P'

He Put Together the A-Team for 'P'

Pete didn’t cut corners—he recruited the best vacuum pump manufacturer in Southern California, a master trailer builder, and his former UCLA classmate, Zack, an engineer who thrives on turning ideas into reality. The result? A porta-potty so good, you might actually enjoy using it.

We are building the future of portable toilets in the USA from the ground up

Watch the magic happen as we build the most durable, vacuum-powered portable toilet trailer.
Finally: A Throne Worth Sitting On

Finally: A Throne Worth Sitting On

Stayed tuned for our launch. We’re not just selling porta-potties—we’re selling a revolution in dignity. And we’re just getting started.
Stayed tuned for our launch...

The Evolution Or Portable Sanitation

We have not come very far from the caveman days...until now

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1,000,000 BCE (ish):  Where it all began

1,000,000 BCE (ish): Where it all began

Long before walls were invented, early humans simply wandered off behind a rock or bush. Privacy rating: 0 out of 10. But hey, it was 100% natural—just it was rough to lose Carl to that tiger!
10,000 BCE (ish): The hole was invented.

10,000 BCE (ish): The hole was invented.

Humanity got a little smarter and started digging holes. It wasn’t fancy, but at least you could cover your mess afterward. Just be sure you remember where you dug it!
1700s: The Outhouse Arrives

1700s: The Outhouse Arrives

Finally, walls! The outhouse brought some dignity to doing your business (if you ignored the spiders). A bench, a hole, and often a crescent moon on the door—luxury by pioneer standards.
1970s: Plastic Palace.

1970s: Plastic Palace.

Behold the bright-blue beacon of relief found at concerts, construction sites, and questionable festivals everywhere. A chemical toilet in a plastic box—practical, a bit smelly, but oh-so-ubiquitous!
2025: Finally one that doesn't suck: Vacuum-Powered Tinkle Town

2025: Finally one that doesn't suck: Vacuum-Powered Tinkle Town

Welcome to the pinnacle of potty evolution: high-tech vacuum systems that suck away waste in a whoosh of triumph. Minimal water, maximum wow factor, and a flush sound that might startle you into thinking you’re about to be beamed up!

We are obsessed with building the best portable toilet in the USA

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