Tom Green County, TX · county coverage
Porta Potty Rental in Tom Green County, Texas
Tom Green County is river country, centered on San Angelo and the North and South Concho Rivers. Its first county seat, Ben Ficklin, was wiped out by an 1882 flood. We cover porta potty rental in Tom Green County with a scheduled run of about 132 driving miles on TX-158, so San Angelo bookings need a few days' notice.
Quote requests get a call back in about 15 minutes during business hours.
- Delivery areaSan Angelo and the towns, ranches and lease roads across Tom Green County.
- ArrivalScheduled route days; plan 2–3 days ahead.
- UnitContractor projects at Goodfellow Air Force Base. See the sizing example.
- CleaningSan Angelo hits 100°F about 30 days a year, yet San Angelo stayed at or below freezing for 152 straight hours during Winter Storm Uri in 2021.
- Full costYour Tom Green 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
Tom Green County towns
How do you cover Tom Green County outside San Angelo?
We cover Tom Green County with San Angelo as the hub of our route days. Lake Nasworthy, Twin Buttes and O.C. Fisher reservoirs sit near the city and host many outdoor events. Rural Tom Green County sites across the 1,522 square miles are quoted by distance from San Angelo when you call.
The San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo has run since 1932, and Fort Concho National Historic Landmark hosts events near downtown. City policy for San Angelo events calls for 1 portable toilet per 250 attendees, with at least 1 accessible unit per 10 toilets. Our sizing method usually lands well above that minimum, and we'll show you both counts.
- San Angelo
- Christoval
- Wall
- Carlsbad
- Water Valley
- Grape Creek
City pages in and near Tom Green County
Work in the county
What Tom Green County jobs need portable toilets?
Tom Green County jobsite demand comes from Goodfellow Air Force Base, Angelo State University, hospitals, ranching and oil and gas. Base and hospital construction, livestock facilities and oil leases outside San Angelo all need weekly-serviced units. Tom Green County covers 1,522 square miles, so many ranch and lease sites sit a long way from town.
- Contractor projects at Goodfellow Air Force Base
- Hospital and campus construction, including Shannon Medical Center and Angelo State
- Livestock auction and meat processing facilities
- Oilfield sites in the surrounding basin
Hypothetical example
a 2,000-person lake concert at Lake Nasworthy
A 5-hour concert at Lake Nasworthy draws 2,000 people, with food and beer sales. Using 1 unit per 40 guests, 2,000 ÷ 40 = 50 units, and alcohol adds 50 ÷ 4 = 12.5, rounded up to 13, for 63. Food calls for 63 ÷ 2 = 31.5, so 32 hand-wash stations, and 5% of 63 is 3.15, so 4 accessible units in one cluster. San Angelo's own minimum would be 2,000 ÷ 250 = 8 toilets, with 1 accessible.
Rural access
Where should porta potties go near Tom Green County rivers and lakes?
Keep Tom Green County units out of low river bottoms and draws, because flash floods hit fast here. The 1882 flood that destroyed Ben Ficklin drowned 65 people, and the Concho rivers can still rise after storms. At Tom Green County lake sites, pick firm ground above the shoreline with a truck path.
- City staff must approve unit placement for San Angelo special events.
- At Lake Nasworthy and Twin Buttes, stay above the waterline and off boat ramps.
- On ranch roads, send a GPS pin and gate code.
- Goodfellow projects may need gate clearance arranged before delivery.
Permits
Who issues permits in Tom Green County?
Tom Green County Environmental Health handles plat review and septic (OSSF), with filings through the County Clerk. In San Angelo, Parks & Recreation Special Events (325-657-4279) wants applications 30 or more days ahead, and street closures at least 10 business days ahead. San Angelo policy requires 1 portable toilet per 250 attendees, with city-approved placement.
General information, not legal advice.
Weather
How does Tom Green County weather change servicing?
San Angelo hits 100°F about 30 days a year, yet San Angelo stayed at or below freezing for 152 straight hours during Winter Storm Uri in 2021. Tom Green County units need extra summer service and winter freeze checks. Flash floods are the third risk, so we keep Tom Green County units out of low ground.
Local facts checked against: en.wikipedia.org · www.tomgreencountytx.gov
Tom Green County questions
Our dispatchers hear these 4 questions often, including “Is there a travel fee for porta potties in San Angelo?” and “How many porta potties does San Angelo require for a special event?” The answers are written the way we explain them on calls. Starting prices appear only here, and your itemized quote confirms the exact total.
Is there a travel fee for porta potties in San Angelo?
Yes, San Angelo has a distance charge from $195 added to the Odessa price. A standard event unit in San Angelo starts from about $394, and a wheelchair-accessible unit from about $490. Rural Tom Green County sites are quoted by distance.
How many porta potties does San Angelo require for a special event?
San Angelo policy requires 1 portable toilet per 250 attendees, with at least 1 accessible unit per 10 toilets, and city staff must approve placement. A 1,000-person San Angelo event would need at least 4 toilets by that rule. Our sizing method often recommends more for comfort.
Do you deliver porta potties to Lake Nasworthy or Twin Buttes?
Yes, we deliver to Lake Nasworthy and Twin Buttes sites in Tom Green County on our San Angelo route days. A standard event unit starts from about $394 with distance, staying up to 7 days. We place lake units on firm ground above the waterline.
Will porta potties freeze in a Tom Green County winter storm?
Porta potties can freeze in a Tom Green County storm, since San Angelo stayed at or below freezing for 152 straight hours during Winter Storm Uri. We add freeze protection to Tom Green County units in winter. After a hard freeze, we check tanks before the next service.
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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