Porta Potty Rental FAQ for Odessa

A standard porta potty for a one-day event starts at $199, and that includes delivery, setup and pickup inside Odessa city limits. A standard jobsite unit starts at $225 per 28-day cycle with weekly service included, plus a one-time delivery and pickup charge that starts at $75. Your exact price depends on your address, dates, unit type, servicing and quantity, so call (432) 239-8866 for an itemized quote.

Your quote lists the total before you pay: unit rental, delivery and pickup, any rush fee, service visits and sales tax. We do not add fuel surcharges or card "convenience" fees after you book. In our call review, surprise add-ons were the top reason callers pushed back on a price.

No. A one-day party and a full weekend cost the same. The event rate covers up to 7 days on site, so a Friday drop-off and Monday pickup are already included. Most of our cost is the truck trip, not the days the unit sits in your yard.

Yes. Event units are billed as one flat event rate (from $199) with no mid-rental servicing. Construction units are billed per 28-day cycle (from $225) with weekly pumping, cleaning and restocking. Event units are kept for events only, so they are the cleanest-looking units in our yard.

One time. The delivery charge covers both the drop-off and the pickup trip. For events inside Odessa city limits it is built into the event price. For jobsite rentals it starts at $75 inside Odessa. One trip fee covers every unit on the same order and address.

Rental prices are per unit. The delivery charge is per trip, not per unit. So the second and third unit on the same order and address do not add another delivery charge.

Yes. Orders of 3 or more units on one address share one delivery trip, which lowers the cost per unit. Large events of 10 units or more get a volume quote. Ask the dispatcher for the multi-unit price when you call.

Texas sales tax is added to rental charges and shown as its own line on your quote. Tax-exempt groups, such as churches, schools and government agencies, pay no tax once we have the exemption certificate on file.

Price depends on drive distance and site access. An address inside Odessa gets the base price. Addresses in Midland and the outer towns add a distance charge. A dispatcher can still give you a ballpark with just your ZIP code.

Send us the other written quote and we will look at it line by line. Many low quotes leave out pickup, servicing, fuel charges or card fees. If the other quote is complete and lower, we will tell you on the call whether we can match it.

A small distance charge applies to Midland addresses. It starts at $25 on top of the Odessa price. Midland is about 20 miles east on I-20, so most Midland orders still qualify for same-day delivery when you call by noon.

A 2-station hand-wash sink starts at $125 for an event and $150 per 28-day cycle on a jobsite. Refilling water, soap and paper towels is part of each service visit.

Yes, a small one. A wheelchair-accessible unit starts at $295 for an event and $295 per 28-day cycle on a jobsite. The unit is wider and heavier, so it takes more room on the truck.

A deluxe flushing unit with a sink inside starts at $325 for an event. That is about $125 more than a standard unit. Guests get a foot-pump flush and a sink in the same stall.

A 2-stall restroom trailer starts at $1,750 per event and a 4-stall starts at $2,950. Delivery, setup, stocking and pickup are included. Trailers need a water hookup and a standard power outlet, or we quote a generator and water tank.

Same-day delivery in Odessa and Midland adds a rush fee that starts at $95, when you call by noon Monday through Saturday. Next-day delivery has no rush fee if a truck slot is open.

An extra service visit starts at $85 per visit for one unit at the same address. Each extra unit on the same visit costs less. Extra visits are common during summer heat, big crews or multi-day events.

The second 28-day cycle is the rental rate only. Delivery and pickup were already paid on the first invoice. So month two is cheaper than month one.

Yes, in most cases. Same-day delivery is available in Odessa and Midland when you call (432) 239-8866 by 12:00 PM (noon), Monday through Saturday, and a truck is open. About 1 in 4 callers in our call review wanted a unit today or tomorrow, so we keep same-day slots open every morning.

Call (432) 239-8866 right away and say it is a water outage. Same-day emergency delivery in Odessa and Midland is often possible within a few hours when you call by noon. Tell us the headcount so we can bring enough units and a hand-wash station.

Usually, yes, if you call by Thursday. Weekend event units are delivered on Friday and picked up on Monday at no extra charge. Friday slots fill first in spring, graduation season and during the Permian Basin Fair, so book early.

We deliver the day before your event by default, and that costs nothing extra. Day-before delivery means your unit is set and checked even if a truck runs late on event day. If you need an event-day morning drop, ask for it. A timed delivery fee may apply.

For jobsites in Odessa or Midland, calling the day before is enough. For weekend events, call by Thursday. For weddings, festivals and restroom trailers, book 2 to 4 weeks ahead. For towns more than 60 miles away, allow 2 to 3 days.

Drivers run from 7 AM to 7 PM. We give you a delivery window when we confirm your order, and the driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arriving. If you need a tighter window, such as before a crew starts, ask when you book.

No. You do not need to be home if the spot is clear and the driver can reach it. Mark the spot with a cone, flag or chalk, or text us a photo. If a gate is locked, give us the code or leave it unlatched.

Yes. Our phones and trucks run Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. Saturday same-day delivery is available when you call by noon and a truck is open. We do not deliver or pick up on Sunday.

We deliver across Odessa, West Odessa, Gardendale, Goldsmith and Midland every day. Andrews, Monahans, Kermit, Crane, Stanton and Big Spring are on regular routes. Pecos, Lamesa, Hobbs and towns farther out are served on scheduled route days. Use the ZIP checker on this page or call (432) 239-8866.

You are talking to Zachary Rental Works in Odessa. Our yard and office are at 502 E 2nd St, Odessa, TX 79761. The person who answers can see our trucks and units, so you get a real yes or no on the call.

Our own truck and driver from Zachary Rental Works. We do not broker your order to another company. The same team delivers, services and picks up your units.

Yes, on scheduled route days and for jobs worth the drive, such as multi-unit or long-term rentals. Those towns are 130 to 260 miles away, so plan 2 to 3 days ahead and expect a distance charge. Same-day delivery is not offered there.

Event units are picked up the next business day after your event. A Saturday event is picked up on Monday. Jobsite units stay until you call for pickup. We pick up within 1 to 2 business days of your call.

Event pickups are scheduled when you book, so you do not need to call. Jobsite and long-term units are not picked up automatically. Call (432) 239-8866 when the job is done. Billing stops at the end of the 28-day cycle in which you call.

The rental rolls into a new 28-day cycle and the card on file is charged for that cycle. Weekly service continues. A month and a week counts as two cycles, so call before the next cycle starts if the job is ending.

No. Jobsite billing is a flat 28-day cycle and is not prorated. For a personal project of 7 days or less, ask about the short-term rate instead. It is often cheaper than a full cycle.

Yes, if you ask when you book. We can put an early pickup on the route for rentals, short-term stays and public spaces where a unit cannot sit all day. A timed pickup fee may apply.

Jobsite units get one service visit each week. Each visit includes pumping the tank, scrubbing and sanitizing the seat, walls and urinal, and restocking paper and hand sanitizer. Event units arrive clean and stocked, and short events do not need a visit.

Yes, if one unit serves more than 10 workers on a 40-hour week. Add a second weekly visit or a second unit. Odessa summers average 94°F highs in July, and heat speeds up odor, so busy summer sites often add a visit.

No. Just close the lid and the door. Please do not put trash, food, diapers or gasoline in the tank. Those items can cause a cleanup charge.

Yes. Every unit arrives with toilet paper and a hand sanitizer dispenser. Units with sinks also get soap and paper towels. Jobsite units are restocked at each weekly service visit.

Most backyard parties and jobsites need a standard unit. Pick a deluxe flushing unit or restroom trailer for weddings and dressy events. Add a wheelchair-accessible unit for guests who use a wheelchair or walker. Add a hand-wash station when food is served. Our comparison table lists the trade-offs.

Standard units have a hand sanitizer dispenser but no sink. Deluxe flushing units have a foot-pump sink inside. For a group, a separate 2-station or 4-station hand-wash sink is often the better buy because guests do not wait inside the stall to wash.

No. A standard unit door is only about 24 inches wide. Rent a wheelchair-accessible unit. It has a ground-level floor, a wide door, grab rails and room for a 60-inch turning circle.

Yes. The wheelchair-accessible unit has more than 16 square feet of floor space, so it works well as a roomy changing stall at pool parties and parent-friendly events.

Yes. We can add a lock hasp at no charge. You supply the padlock and give the code or key to your crew. Tell us at booking so the driver installs it.

No. Our deluxe flushing unit has its own fresh-water tank that feeds the foot-pump flush and sink, so it never touches your well or septic. Restroom trailers are different. Trailers need a hose hookup or a water tank we supply.

A 2-stall restroom trailer needs a standard 110-volt outdoor outlet on its own circuit and a garden-hose water connection within about 50 feet. No hookups on site? We can quote a generator and fresh-water tank.

Yes. We can supply a high-rise unit with a lifting hook for crane picks on commercial projects. Your crane operator does the lift. Book a few days ahead so we can stage the right unit.

For a 100-guest party of up to 4 hours, plan 2 standard units. If alcohol is served, add 1 unit, so 3 in total. Add a hand-wash station when food is served. Our calculator shows each step of the math.

For 1,000 guests over 4 hours, plan 20 standard units, plus 5 more if alcohol is served. At least 2 of those units should be wheelchair-accessible to meet the 5% rule for public events. Add 13 hand-wash stations if food is served.

OSHA requires at least 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers. Over 20 workers, the rule is 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers. We recommend 1 unit per 10 workers with weekly service, so tanks and paper last the full week.

Pick a flat, firm spot, such as gravel, packed dirt, concrete or short grass. Our service truck must park within about 50 feet. Keep the spot clear of power lines, sprinkler heads and parked cars. Units placed in a street or sidewalk may need a City of Odessa right-of-way permit.

A standard unit is 43.5 inches wide, so your gate needs at least a 48-inch clear opening plus room for two crew members. A wheelchair-accessible unit is 62 inches wide and usually goes through a driveway, not a side gate.

Yes. Flat, dry grass is fine for a short event. On a slope, soft dirt or loose sand, we level the unit or move it to firmer ground. We do not cover damage to sprinkler lines we were not told about, so flag them before delivery.

We stake or strap units at windy sites and open lots. West Texas gusts can top 60 mph during spring storms. Place units next to a fence or building when you can, with the door facing away from the wind.

Only with a permit. A unit placed in a city street or sidewalk in Odessa needs a right-of-way or street-use permit from City of Odessa Public Works. A driveway or yard placement needs no permit.

Tell us when you book and we will add a note to the order. You can also text a pin drop or photo of the exact spot. For ranches, lease roads and pad sites, GPS coordinates work best.

We take Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and ACH. A card holds your date when you book, and we send an itemized invoice by text or email for e-signature. Drivers do not collect payment.

No. Drivers do not take payment. You can pay by card or ACH. Businesses with approved credit can pay on net-30 terms by check or ACH.

Yes. Businesses and agencies can apply for net-30 billing. Approval usually takes 1 to 2 business days. Government and tax-exempt buyers should send a tax-exemption certificate with the order.

Yes. Cancel 24 hours or more before your scheduled delivery for a full refund. Inside 24 hours, a $75 trip fee applies. Once a same-day truck has left the yard, the trip fee applies. Moving your date with 48 hours' notice is free.

No separate deposit. Your card is charged for the rental when you book, and the invoice shows every line. You are responsible for damage beyond normal use, such as fire, vandalism or tipping.

Tell us right away. Normal wear is on us. Damage from fire, vandalism, vehicles, graffiti or a tipped unit is billed at repair or replacement cost. Theft is billed at replacement cost. Placing units away from traffic and staking them prevents most problems.

Yes. We text or email a written, itemized quote while you are on the phone. Many contractors and offices need two quotes on file, so ask for the quote to be addressed to your company.