Porta Potty Rental in Lamesa and Dawson County
Porta potty rental in Dawson County runs north from Midland on SH 349 to Lamesa, the county seat, and out across some of the biggest cotton country in Texas. Farm crews, gins, oil leases and town events all call this county home.
Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)
- Delivery areaLamesa, Los Ybanez, Welch, the Ackerly area and the farms and leases across Dawson County.
- ArrivalZone 3: next-day delivery is standard; same day only if a truck is already on SH 349.
- Which unitStandard units and hand-washing stations for field crews.
- CleaningWeekly pump, scrub and restock on 28-day rentals; extra visits $65 per unit.
- Full costUnit price, $95 per trip Zone 3 delivery, extra days and 8.25% tax, all itemized.
Which Dawson County towns do you deliver to?
We deliver across all of Dawson County, with Lamesa as the county seat. Lamesa, ZIP 79331, is Zone 3, about 50 miles north of Midland on SH 349. Los Ybanez sits beside Lamesa. Welch lies in the northwest, and Ackerly sits on the Martin County line in the south.
| Town or area | Where it sits | Common orders |
|---|---|---|
| Lamesa (county seat) | Center of the county, where SH 349, US 87 and US 180 meet | Events, remodels, gins |
| Los Ybanez | Next to Lamesa | Family events and home projects |
| Welch | Northwest Dawson County | Farm crews and harvest |
| Ackerly | South edge, on the Martin County line | Farms and oil leases |
| Open county | Cotton fields, gins and pads | Seasonal crews, 28-day rentals |
When does a porta potty arrive in Lamesa?
Dawson County is Zone 3, so next-day delivery is standard Monday through Saturday. Order on Monday and the unit arrives Tuesday between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM. Same-day delivery only happens if a truck is already routed north on SH 349, so ask about it when you call.
For a farm crew starting on a set day, book 2 days ahead and pick a 1-hour timed window for $45. That keeps the unit in place before the crew arrives.
What work keeps Dawson County busy?
Dawson County is cotton country first, with 3 big seasons that bring our orders: planting, hoeing and harvest. Gins run hard from fall into winter. Oil leases dot the south and west of the county. Wind turbines stand on some of the open farm land.
Farm work brings a different kind of order than oil work. Field crews move between fields, so a unit and a hand-washing station often need to sit at the edge of each field, near the crew. Gin crews stay put for months, which fits a 28-day long-term rental with weekly service.
See seasonal porta potty rentals for harvest and gin season plans.
Field crew or gin in Dawson County?
Call (432) 239-8885 for next-day Zone 3 delivery to Lamesa and area farms.
What do we need to know about Dawson County farm roads?
Dawson County farm roads are flat, straight and look alike, so 1 GPS pin saves more time than any set of directions. Turn-rows go soft after rain, and a loaded truck needs firm ground. Place units on the county road edge or a caliche pad, not deep in a plowed field.
SH 349 runs south to Midland. US 87 heads north toward Lubbock and south to Big Spring. US 180 crosses east to west, linking Lamesa with Seminole and Snyder. SH 137 runs south toward Stanton. Farm roads fill the grid between them.
- Drop a pin at the field edge where the crew parks.
- Give the farm name and the nearest farm road number.
- Tell us if the unit should move to a new field mid-season.
- Stake or strap is standard; spring wind on open cotton land is strong.
What does a porta potty cost in Dawson County?
A standard porta potty in Dawson County starts at $155 pre-tax for a 28-day cycle with weekly service, or $175 for a 1 to 3 day event. Lamesa and the county farms are Zone 3, so delivery adds $95 per trip. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added on the quote.
| Dawson County order (Zone 3) | Starting price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Standard unit, 28-day with weekly service | $155 | +$95 per trip |
| Hand-washing station, 28-day | $125 | +$95 per trip |
| Standard unit, event 1–3 days | $175 | +$95 per trip |
| Wheelchair-accessible unit, event | $245 | +$95 per trip |
| Timed 1-hour delivery window | $45 | — |
Starting at, pre-tax. No fuel surcharge, no card fee, no deposit. The federal farm rule is OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110. For county road contacts, see the Texas Association of Counties.
Get a Dawson County quote
Call or text (432) 239-8885 with your field pins. Jack sends one itemized total.
More questions about Porta Potty Rental in Lamesa and Dawson County
We need units at three fields around Welch for hoeing season. Is that three delivery fees?
Send pins for all three fields at once and Jack will route them on one truck where he can. Welch is Zone 3, with delivery at $95 per trip. The texted quote shows exactly how the delivery lines add up before you book, so there are no surprises when the season ends.
How many toilets do farm rules require for a field crew?
Federal farm rules at 29 CFR 1928.110 call for 1 toilet and 1 hand-washing facility for every 20 field workers, within a quarter-mile walk. A crew of 30 needs 2 of each. Confirm with your safety manager; this is not legal advice.
Can a unit stay at our gin from October through January?
Yes. A gin season fits a 28-day rental that rolls over each cycle. A standard unit starts at $155 pre-tax per cycle with weekly service. Watch for freezing nights: we add non-toxic antifreeze to toilet tanks in freezing weeks. When ginning ends, text for pickup; after the first full cycle, billing is prorated by the day.
Is Lamesa next-day or can I get it today?
Lamesa is Zone 3, so next-day delivery is standard. Same-day only works if a truck is already routed up SH 349 that day. Call (432) 239-8885 early in the morning and ask; Jack will tell you straight away whether a truck is headed north.
Will the hand-washing station freeze in winter?
It can. Hand-washing station water can freeze when nights drop below 28 degrees. In freezing weeks we may swap the station for hand-sanitizer dispensers until it warms up. Toilet tanks get non-toxic antifreeze so they keep working. Our techs check the station on each weekly service visit and switch it back once nights stay above freezing.
Can you set units for a Lamesa church fair on a Saturday?
Yes. Saturday deliveries and pickups cost the same as weekdays. Since Dawson County is Zone 3, we usually drop the day before. If the fair runs into Sunday, we pick up Monday at no extra charge. For a crowd, plan 1 standard unit per 50 guests plus at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit.
Get an itemized quote by text
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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