Ector County, TX · county coverage
Porta Potty Rental in Ector County, Texas
Ector County is our home county, and we keep our trucks and units at 502 E 2nd St in Odessa. That makes porta potty rental in Ector County a same-day job when you call by noon, Monday through Saturday. The same-day zone covers Odessa, West Odessa, Gardendale, Goldsmith, Penwell and Notrees.
Quote requests get a call back in about 15 minutes during business hours.
- Delivery areaOdessa and the towns, ranches and lease roads across Ector County.
- ArrivalSame day when you call by noon, Mon–Sat.
- UnitLease and pad sites along SH-302 between Odessa and Notrees. See the sizing example.
- CleaningEctor County averages about 14 inches of rain a year, and Odessa's normal July high is 94°F.
- Full costYour Ector County quote shows any distance charge as its own line. See the FAQ.
- Same-day if you call by noon
- Odessa
- Midland
- Weekly service included
- West Odessa
- Gardendale
- No fuel or card fees
- Andrews
- Monahans
- Local yard: 502 E 2nd St
- Kermit
- Crane
- Big Spring
- Phones Mon–Sat 7–7
Ector County towns
Which Ector County towns get same-day porta potty delivery?
All six Ector County communities we list get same-day delivery when you call by noon, Monday through Saturday. Those are Odessa, West Odessa, Gardendale, Goldsmith, Penwell and Notrees. Notrees, about 23 miles out on SH-302, is the farthest of the six, and a noon call still gets a unit there the same day.
West Odessa alone holds 33,340 people across 62.7 square miles, so a backyard party there can sit farther from downtown than you might guess. Gardendale is about 14 miles north, and Goldsmith is a town of 236 people on TX-158. Coliseum-size events, like the Permian Basin Fair & Expo, follow our usual rule: delivery the day before and pickup the next business day.
- Odessa
- Goldsmith
- West Odessa (CDP)
- Gardendale (CDP)
- Penwell (unincorporated)
- Notrees (unincorporated)
City pages in and near Ector County
Work in the county
What kind of jobsites need porta potties in Ector County?
Ector County jobsites are mostly Permian Basin oil and gas work, such as lease pads, pipeline spreads and supply yards. Ector County also has steady home building, since West Odessa grew 46.8% from 2010 to 2020. Our jobsite units run on 28-day cycles with weekly pumping, scrubbing and restocking until you call for pickup.
- Lease and pad sites along SH-302 between Odessa and Notrees
- Pipeline crews that move every few days and do better with towable units
- New-home lots and septic installs in unincorporated West Odessa
- Ranch and lease work near Goldsmith on TX-158
- Oilfield supply yards on the edges of Odessa
Hypothetical example
a 34-person pipeline crew near Notrees
A pipeline contractor has 34 workers on a spread near Notrees. OSHA Table D-1 puts 34 workers in the 20-or-more tier, which calls for 1 toilet seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers, so the legal minimum is 1 seat and 1 urinal. Our recommendation is 1 unit per 10 workers: 34 ÷ 10 = 3.4, rounded up to 4 standard units with weekly service. Because the spread moves, 2 of the 4 could be towable units.
Rural access
How do you deliver to West Odessa and rural Ector County addresses?
West Odessa addresses often sit on unpaved roads between I-20 and SH-302, with no curb or street sign at the gate. For Ector County lease sites, send a GPS pin and any gate code when you book. A standard unit is 43.5 inches wide, so the Ector County drop spot needs a gate at least 48 inches wide.
- Tell us which I-20 exit (104, 108, 112 or 113) is closest to your West Odessa address.
- Mesquite crowds many rural drives, so trim a path the service truck can use every week.
- Penwell (79776) and Notrees (79759) are PO-box ZIPs, so give a physical location or GPS pin.
- Keep the unit on flat ground and well away from your septic drain field.
Permits
Who issues permits in Ector County?
Ector County Development Services, at the courthouse at 300 N Grant Ave, issues development, drive approach, septic, right-of-way and cell tower permits at no cost. The Ector County permit page says nothing about portable toilets. Events on City of Odessa streets need a special event permit filed at least 21 days ahead, with a restroom sketch.
General information, not legal advice.
Weather
How does Ector County weather change servicing?
Ector County averages about 14 inches of rain a year, and Odessa's normal July high is 94°F. Heat builds odor fast, so crowded Ector County units may need an extra visit in summer. Flat, open mesquite country also gets frequent high winds, so we stake any Ector County unit that stands alone in the open.
Local facts checked against: en.wikipedia.org · www.ectorcountytx.gov · en.wikipedia.org · en.wikipedia.org
Ector County questions
Our dispatchers hear these 4 questions often, including “How much does a porta potty cost in West Odessa?” and “Can you deliver to a Notrees or Penwell site that only has a PO box?” The answers are written the way we explain them on calls. Starting prices appear only here, and your itemized quote confirms the exact total.
How much does a porta potty cost in West Odessa?
A standard event porta potty in West Odessa starts from $199, with delivery and pickup included for up to 7 days. Jobsite units in West Odessa start from $225 per 28-day cycle with weekly service. West Odessa is in our same-day zone, so a call by noon Monday through Saturday gets a unit out that day.
Can you deliver to a Notrees or Penwell site that only has a PO box?
Yes, we deliver to Notrees and Penwell even though ZIPs 79759 and 79776 are PO-box only. Mail addresses there won't guide a truck, so send a GPS pin or clear directions from SH-302 or I-20. Notrees and Penwell are both in our same-day zone for calls placed by noon.
Do I need a county permit for a porta potty on my Gardendale property?
Gardendale owners need no county portable toilet permit that we could find, since Ector County's permit page lists none. Ector County Development Services, at 300 N Grant Ave, does issue septic, driveway and building permits at no cost. Call that office if your Gardendale project also needs one of those.
How many toilets does a Goldsmith ranch crew of 25 need?
A Goldsmith crew of 25 doing hand labor in the field needs 2 toilets and 2 hand-wash stations under OSHA 1928.110, which asks for 1 of each per 20 workers. Each set must sit within a quarter-mile walk of the Goldsmith crew. The rule doesn't apply if the job lasts 3 hours or less, travel included.
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- Delivery, pickup and servicing shown as separate lines
- No fuel or "convenience" fees added after you book
- Same-day delivery in Odessa and Midland when you call by noon