Porta Potty Rental in Crane, TX
Porta potty rental in Crane, TX runs from our Midland yard about 55 miles, west to Odessa and then south on US 385. Crane is Zone 3, so next-day delivery is standard and same-day depends on a truck already heading south.
Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)
- Delivery areaCrane 79731, the US 385 corridor and Crane County leases toward the Pecos River.
- ArrivalNext-day standard in Crane; same-day only if a truck is already routed south.
- Which unitLease crews use standard units; moving crews pick towable trailers.
- CleaningWeekly service on a set Crane route day, with a dated tag on each door.
- Full costUnit + $95 per trip Zone 3 charge + 8.25% tax on one texted quote.
Which parts of Crane and Crane County do you serve?
We serve all of Crane, ZIP 79731, plus oil leases across Crane County. That covers Downtown Crane, the US 385 corridor north toward Odessa and south toward McCamey, and the county roads west toward the Pecos River. Crane is Zone 3, about 55 miles from our yard at 3308 Henderson St.
We serve within Crane
- Downtown Crane and the streets around the Crane County courthouse
- Homes, churches and school grounds across town
- US 385 north toward Odessa: yards, shops and pad turnoffs
- US 385 south toward McCamey
- County roads and lease roads west toward the Pecos River
- Tank batteries, compressor sites and pipeline right-of-way in Crane County
Crane is the county seat and the only city in Crane County. Almost every rental outside town is on a lease road, so a GPS pin matters more here than a street address.
How long does a porta potty take to reach Crane?
A porta potty takes about 1 hour 10 minutes to reach Crane from Midland. The truck runs about 20 miles west to Odessa, then about 32 miles south on US 385. Next-day delivery is standard in Zone 3. Same-day happens only if a truck is already routed south, so ask when you call.
- Call Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM. Jack texts an itemized quote, usually within 15 minutes.
- Give site details. Lease name, GPS pin, gate code, check-in rules and an on-site phone.
- Next-day drop. The driver calls or texts 30–60 minutes out.
- Weekly route day. 28-day rentals get a set service day with a dated tag.
How much is a porta potty rental in Crane?
A porta potty rental in Crane starts at $175 for an event of up to 3 days, plus a $95 Zone 3 charge per trip, pre-tax. A 28-day rental starts at $155 with weekly service. A towable job-site trailer unit starts at $295 per 28-day cycle. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added.
| Unit (starting at, pre-tax) | Event, 1–3 days | 28-day cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | $175 | $155 |
| Deluxe flushing with sink | $275 | $245 |
| Hand-washing station | $110 | $125 |
| Towable job-site trailer unit | — | $295 |
| Crane Zone 3 delivery | +$95 per trip | +$95 per trip |
No fuel surcharge, no card fee and no deposit. Contractors can apply for Net-30 invoicing. Compare 28-day terms on our monthly porta potty rental page.
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What makes Crane County lease sites different for porta potty placement?
Crane County lease sites often have check-in gates, cattle guards and long caliche roads, so placement starts with access. We set the unit where the pump truck can drive up without crossing flow lines or pad equipment. Leave about 5 feet of clear path on the door side for the crew.
Some sites want every visitor to sign in or follow a set pad route. Tell us those rules up front, along with a contact phone. That keeps weekly service on schedule instead of stuck at a locked gate.
The land west of town runs down toward the Pecos River with open, low brush and little shade. Face the door away from afternoon sun to slow summer odor.
What kind of work needs porta potties around Crane?
Most Crane rentals serve oilfield work: well service rigs, pipeline crews, tank battery builds and compressor stations. Crane has been an oil town since the 1920s. By our comfort rule, a 20-person crew needs 2 standard units with weekly service, or 1 unit serviced twice a week for $60 more per cycle.
Moving crews can use a towable job-site trailer unit. Read industrial restrooms for the Permian Basin and how to place units on a lease. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 sets the legal minimum of 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers. Confirm with your permit office, venue or safety manager — this is not legal advice.
Who handles porta potty placement rules in Crane?
The City of Crane handles placement on city streets, sidewalks and parks inside town. On private land or a lease, no city permit is usually needed, but the operator's safety rules apply. Crane County handles county roads. Getting the answer before delivery saves a second $95 Zone 3 trip.
Contact the City of Crane for in-town placement questions. Then text us the approved spot.
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More questions about Porta Potty Rental in Crane, TX
How far ahead should I book a porta potty in Crane?
Book at least 1 day ahead. Crane is Zone 3, about 55 miles from our Midland yard, and next-day delivery is standard there. Same-day in Crane happens only if a truck is already routed south on US 385, so ask when you call. For weekend events, 2–3 days' notice is safer.
Our lease near Crane needs a safety check-in at the gate. Can your driver handle that?
Tell us the check-in rules when you book. Some Crane County sites want drivers to sign in at a guard shack or follow a set route on the pad. Send the lease name, GPS pin, gate code and contact phone. The driver calls 30–60 minutes ahead, and your contact can meet the truck.
Is a porta potty in Crane priced the same as in Odessa?
The unit price is the same. A standard unit starts at $175 for a 1–3 day event or $155 per 28-day cycle, pre-tax. The difference is the trip charge. Odessa is Zone 1 with event delivery included, while Crane is Zone 3 at $95 per trip. Tax is 8.25% in both towns.
Do you go farther south to McCamey or west to the Pecos River leases?
Yes, we run leases across Crane County, including the west side toward the Pecos River. McCamey, about 30 miles south of Crane in Upton County, may price differently. Give us a GPS pin and Jack confirms the zone and trip charge on your texted quote before you pay.
Can I rent a porta potty for a Crane rodeo or school event?
Yes. Plan 1 standard unit per 50 guests for up to 4 hours, plus 1 per 100 guests for a longer event. Include at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit. With concessions, add 1 hand-washing station per 4 toilets. Get the venue's OK and book 2–3 days ahead, since Crane is Zone 3.
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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