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Porta Potty Rental in Howard County, Texas
Howard County sits where the Llano Estacado meets the Edwards Plateau, and its work runs from a Big Spring refinery to wind farms and oil leases. Our trucks cover porta potty rental in Howard County from Odessa, about 60 miles west of Big Spring on I-20. Big Spring gets regular zone 2 route service, usually the next business day.
Quote requests get a call back in about 15 minutes during business hours.
- Delivery areaBig Spring and the towns, ranches and lease roads across Howard County.
- ArrivalNext business day; same day often possible before noon.
- UnitRefinery turnaround crews at the Delek plant in Big Spring. See the sizing example.
- CleaningBig Spring gets about 19.6 inches of rain a year, more than Odessa, with a record high of 114°F and a record low of -5°F.
- Full costYour Howard 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
Howard County towns
Do you deliver to Forsan and Coahoma as well as Big Spring?
Yes, we deliver across Howard County, including Big Spring, Forsan and Coahoma. Big Spring is our regular zone 2 stop, about 60 miles from Odessa, and nearby Howard County towns are quoted from there. Big Spring street addresses use ZIP 79720, while 79721 is PO-box only.
Big Spring hosts the Howard County Fair, the Big Spring Rodeo and Pops in the Park for the Fourth of July. Comanche Trail Park covers 400 acres with a golf course and amphitheater, so big events there may need units in more than one cluster. The Dorothy Garrett Coliseum and the 1,400-seat Municipal Auditorium host indoor events in town.
- Big Spring
- Forsan
- Coahoma
City pages in and near Howard County
Work in the county
Which Howard County industries rent portable toilets?
Howard County rentals come from 4 main kinds of work: refining, wind, oil and public facilities. The Delek refinery in Big Spring brings turnaround crews, while wind farms and oil leases spread across Howard County's 901 square miles. Prison and VA medical center projects add contractor crews that need temporary restrooms.
- Refinery turnaround crews at the Delek plant in Big Spring
- Wind farm construction and turbine maintenance
- Oilfield sites outside Forsan and Coahoma
- Contractor work at corrections sites and the George H. O'Brien Jr. VA Medical Center
Hypothetical example
a 240-worker refinery turnaround in Big Spring
A turnaround brings 240 contract workers into a Big Spring refinery for three weeks. OSHA Table D-1 puts 200 or more workers at 1 seat and 1 urinal per 50: 240 ÷ 50 = 4.8, rounded up to 5 seats and 5 urinals. At our recommended 1 unit per 10 workers, 240 ÷ 10 = 24 units with weekly service. OSHA also requires washing facilities, so hand-wash stations go next to each cluster.
Rural access
How do you reach Howard County sites off I-20?
Most Howard County deliveries come off I-20 at the Big Spring exits, 174 through 182, then follow state and county roads. Howard County land changes from high plains to plateau country, so some lease roads climb or dip. Send a GPS pin, and tell us about steep grades or crossings near Beals Creek.
- Refinery sites need gate check-in, so list badging rules with your order.
- Keep units out of low ground along Beals Creek in storm season.
- Name your I-20 exit for Big Spring sites to save drive time.
- Wind farm roads may be private, so confirm truck access with the operator.
Permits
Who issues permits in Howard County?
The Howard County OSSF Office, at 3604 Old Colorado City Rd in Big Spring (432-264-2208), handles septic permits. No Howard County rule for portable toilets turned up in our research. Inside Big Spring, permits run through the city's SmartGov portal and City Hall at 310 Nolan St, and no special event permit page was found.
General information, not legal advice.
Weather
How does Howard County weather change servicing?
Big Spring gets about 19.6 inches of rain a year, more than Odessa, with a record high of 114°F and a record low of -5°F. Howard County units must handle both summer heat and hard freezes. In winter we watch Howard County tanks for freezing, and in summer heavy-use units may need extra service.
Local facts checked against: en.wikipedia.org · en.wikipedia.org · newtools.cira.state.tx.us
Howard County questions
This section answers 4 questions in the words callers use. It starts with “What is the distance charge for a porta potty in Big Spring?” and “Can I rent a 2-stall restroom trailer for a Comanche Trail Park event?” Each answer gives the rule or number first, then the conditions that change it. Call (432) 239-8866 for anything not covered here.
What is the distance charge for a porta potty in Big Spring?
Big Spring is in our zone 2, so the distance charge starts from $60 on top of the Odessa price. That puts a Big Spring standard event unit from about $259. Forsan and Coahoma in Howard County are quoted from the Big Spring rate when you call.
Can I rent a 2-stall restroom trailer for a Comanche Trail Park event?
Yes, a 2-stall trailer for a Comanche Trail Park event in Big Spring starts from $1,750 per event, plus the distance charge from $60. The trailer needs level ground, a 110V outlet and a water hose. Ask Big Spring park staff about power and water at your spot.
Do you serve wind farm crews in Howard County?
Yes, we serve Howard County wind farm crews with jobsite units on a 28-day cycle, starting from $225 plus distance. Each Howard County unit gets weekly pumping, scrubbing and restocking. Confirm with the wind farm operator that our service truck can use the private roads.
Do I need a septic permit to use a porta potty on my Howard County land?
A rented porta potty is pumped and hauled by truck, so a Howard County septic permit is for a different kind of system. If you are also putting in septic, the Howard County OSSF Office at 432-264-2208 issues those permits. Our units sit on the surface and leave when you call.
Need units in Howard County?
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(432) 239-8866Quote requests get a call back in about 15 minutes during business hours.
- 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