Porta Potty Rental in Brownfield, Texas
Porta potty rental in Brownfield runs north from our Midland yard through Lamesa on SH 349 and SH 137, about 95 miles. We set units for South Plains farm crews, gins, vineyards, oil leases and family events, with next-day standard delivery.
Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)
- Delivery areaBrownfield, Meadow, Wellman, Gomez and Terry County farm roads.
- ArrivalNext-day standard; same-day only if a truck is already routed to the South Plains.
- Which unitFarm crews use a standard unit plus a handwash station.
- CleaningWeekly pump and restock on 28-day rentals; pump-out at pickup on events.
- Full costUnit, $95 Zone 3 trip charge and tax on one itemized quote.
Do you deliver porta potties to Brownfield?
Yes. Brownfield is in our Zone 3, about 95 miles north of our Midland yard. Next-day delivery is standard for Brownfield. Each trip adds a $95 charge. Same-day delivery is possible only when a truck is already routed to the South Plains that day. Call before noon to ask.
Jack Rental Works owns its trucks and units and runs them from 3308 Henderson St in Midland. Brownfield is near the top of our map, so we group Terry County stops on one run when we can.
Where do we serve within Brownfield?
We serve all of Brownfield ZIP 79316 and the Terry County farm country around it. That includes downtown, the Lubbock Road corridor on US 62/82, the US 385 corridor north and south and the SH 137 approach from Lamesa. We also run to Meadow, Wellman and Gomez.
- Downtown Brownfield and the courthouse square
- Lubbock Road (US 62/82) toward Meadow
- US 385 north and south, toward Levelland and Seminole
- SH 137 southeast toward Welch and Lamesa
- Meadow, Wellman and Gomez
- Gins, peanut buying points, vineyards and county-road fields
How does the truck get from Midland to Brownfield?
The truck runs north on SH 349 about 55 miles to Lamesa. From Lamesa, SH 137 runs about 40 miles northwest into Brownfield. The trip is roughly 1.75 hours before farm roads. The driver calls or texts 30 to 60 minutes before arrival, so you can meet the truck or leave the gate open.
You do not need to be there. Mark the spot with a cone, a flag or a chalk X, or text a pin and a photo. We need about 5 feet of clear path for the dolly.
What is the price of a porta potty in Brownfield?
A standard porta potty in Brownfield starts at $175 for a 1 to 3 day event, pre-tax. A 28-day rental starts at $155 with weekly service included. Brownfield is Zone 3, so add $95 per trip. Texas sales tax of 8.25% appears on the itemized quote. No deposit is required.
| Unit (starting at, pre-tax) | Event, 1–3 days | 28-day cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | $175 | $155 |
| Hand-washing station (2-sink) | $110 | $125 |
| Deluxe flushing with sink | $275 | $245 |
| Wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style) | $245 | $215 |
| Optional damage waiver | $9 per unit per rental or cycle | |
| Zone 3 trip charge (Brownfield) | +$95 per trip | |
Harvest crew heading out?
Call before noon and we will get Brownfield units on the next run.
Who rents porta potties in Brownfield?
Most Brownfield rentals are farm work. Terry County grows cotton, peanuts and wine grapes, so field crews, gins and vineyard harvest teams need toilets for weeks. We also serve oil leases, school and church events, and home remodels. Farm crews need 1 toilet and 1 handwash per 20 workers under federal rules.
Cotton and peanuts
Hoeing, stripping and ginning run in seasons. A seasonal porta potty rental matches the calendar.
Vineyards
Grape harvest crews work fast in late summer. Add a hand-washing station near the picking bins.
Family events
Reunions and backyard parties start at 1 unit per 50 guests. Add more for long hours or a bar.
How do South Plains weather and fields change setup?
Brownfield sits on the open South Plains, with long flat fields and little shelter. Spring wind carries blowing dirt, and gusts over 40 mph are common. We stake or strap every unit. Winters run colder than Midland, so handwash water can freeze below 28°F overnight. Sandy turnrows soften after irrigation.
Pick a firm spot on a gin lot, caliche pad or packed turnrow. Face the door away from the wind. Read more in our guide to wind and heat in West Texas.
Who do I ask about permits in Brownfield?
On private land in Brownfield, a permit is usually not needed. A unit on a street, alley or sidewalk generally needs City of Brownfield approval. For rural land, ask Terry County offices. Large public events may have their own steps. Confirm with your permit office — this is not legal advice.
County contacts are on the Terry County official site.
Get a Brownfield quote today
Call or text (432) 239-8885, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM.
More questions about Porta Potty Rental in Brownfield, Texas
Can you bring porta potties to a vineyard near Brownfield for harvest?
Yes. Terry County has a lot of vineyard acreage, and harvest crews need toilets close to the rows. Send a pin for each block and the gate you want us to use. A standard unit with a handwash station works well. Federal farm rules call for 1 toilet and 1 handwash per 20 workers.
How soon can you deliver to Brownfield?
Brownfield is in our Zone 3, about 95 miles from our Midland yard. Next-day delivery is standard. Same-day is possible only if a truck is already headed to the South Plains, so call before noon and ask. We deliver Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM.
Why is there a trip charge to Brownfield?
Event delivery is included in Midland and Odessa. Brownfield is about 95 miles out, in our Zone 3, so each trip adds $95. That charge is listed on its own line. There is no fuel surcharge and no card fee, and the 8.25% Texas sales tax is shown too.
Can one rental cover cotton stripping and ginning season?
Yes. A 28-day rental fits harvest and ginning. A standard unit starts at $155 per cycle, pre-tax, with weekly service. It renews every 28 days until you call or text for pickup. After the first full cycle, billing is prorated by the day.
Do I need a permit to put a porta potty in Brownfield?
On private land, usually no. A unit on a street, alley or sidewalk in Brownfield generally needs city approval. For rural land, Terry County offices can tell you if any rule applies. Confirm with your permit office — this is not legal advice.
Will the handwash station freeze in Brownfield in winter?
It can. South Plains nights often drop below 28°F in winter, and handwash water can freeze. In freezing weeks, we add non-toxic antifreeze to toilet tanks and may swap the handwash station for sanitizer dispensers. Tell us if your site is in a low, cold spot.
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- Unit, days, delivery, pickup and tax on separate lines
- No fuel surcharge, no card fee
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before delivery