Porta Potty Rental in Lamesa, Texas
Porta potty rental in Lamesa comes straight up SH 349 from our Midland yard, about 55 miles. We set units at cotton fields, gin yards, church lots and backyards across Dawson County, with next-day standard delivery.
Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)
- Delivery areaLamesa, Los Ybanez, Ackerly, Welch, O'Donnell and Dawson County farm roads.
- ArrivalNext-day standard; same-day only if a truck is already routed north that day.
- Which unitMost field crews use a standard porta potty plus a handwash station.
- CleaningWeekly pump, scrub and restock on every 28-day rental, with a dated service tag.
- Full costUnit, $95 Zone 3 trip charge and tax listed on one texted, itemized quote.
Do you deliver porta potties to Lamesa?
Yes. Lamesa is in our Zone 3, about 55 miles north of our Midland yard on SH 349. Next-day delivery is standard for Lamesa. Event rentals add a $95 trip charge per trip. Same-day delivery is possible only when a truck is already routed north that day.
We are a Midland operator, not a broker. Our own trucks run from 3308 Henderson St, and Jack quotes every job himself. Lamesa is close enough that we run it often during planting, harvest and ginning.
Call (432) 239-8885 Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. A texted, itemized quote usually comes back within 15 minutes.
Where do we serve within Lamesa?
We serve all of Lamesa ZIP 79331 and the farm country around it. That includes downtown near the Dawson County courthouse, the US 87 corridor north and south, the US 180 approaches and the airport area. We also drive out to Los Ybanez, Ackerly, Welch, O'Donnell and Klondike.
- Downtown Lamesa and the courthouse square
- US 87 north toward O'Donnell and south toward Big Spring
- US 180 east and west of town, and the SH 137 and SH 349 approaches
- Lamesa Municipal Airport area and the industrial edges of town
- Los Ybanez, Ackerly, Welch and Klondike
- Cotton gins, seed yards and county-road fields across Dawson County
For the whole county, see our Dawson County porta potty page.
How does a unit get from Midland to Lamesa?
The truck leaves 3308 Henderson St and heads north on SH 349 for about 55 miles. The drive takes roughly 1 hour. The driver calls or texts 30 to 60 minutes before arrival. You do not need to be there if the spot is marked with a cone, flag or a pinned photo.
- Call or text before noon. Give the address or a GPS pin, the number of units and your dates.
- Get the itemized quote. Unit price, $95 Zone 3 trip charge and 8.25% sales tax are all listed.
- We route the truck. Lamesa jobs usually ride the next morning's northbound run.
- Set and stake. The driver levels the unit, stakes it and texts you a photo.
What does a porta potty cost in Lamesa?
A standard porta potty in Lamesa starts at $175 for a 1 to 3 day event, pre-tax. A 28-day rental starts at $155 with weekly service included. Lamesa is Zone 3, so add $95 per trip. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added on the itemized quote. There is no fuel surcharge.
| Unit (starting at, pre-tax) | Event, 1–3 days | 28-day cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | $175 | $155 |
| Deluxe flushing with sink | $275 | $245 |
| Wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style) | $245 | $215 |
| Hand-washing station (2-sink) | $110 | $125 |
| Towable job-site trailer unit | — | $295 |
| Zone 3 trip charge (Lamesa) | +$95 per trip | |
Order 5 or more units on one event and each unit drops $10. See the full breakdown on our porta potty rental cost guide.
Need a unit in Lamesa tomorrow?
Call before noon and we will put you on the next northbound truck.
What kind of jobs do we see around Lamesa?
Most Lamesa rentals are farm and gin work. Dawson County is cotton country, so hoeing crews, irrigation crews and gin yards need toilets for weeks at a time. We also set units for church dinners, family reunions, school events and home remodels. About 1 standard unit per 10 workers works well with weekly service.
Cotton fields and gins
Field crews move. A seasonal harvest rental or a towable unit keeps the toilet within a short walk. Federal farm rules call for 1 toilet and 1 handwash per 20 workers.
Oil and pipeline work
The Spraberry trend reaches into Dawson County. Lease crews give us the lease name and gate directions, and we find the pad.
Town events
Reunions and church gatherings in Lamesa often run long. Plan 1 unit per 50 guests, then add for long hours.
What about Lamesa wind, sand and field roads?
Lamesa sits on open, flat farmland with almost no windbreaks. Spring gusts of 40 mph or more push blowing sand across fields. We stake or strap every unit and face the door away from the wind when we can. Tell us if a turnrow gets soft after irrigation so the truck stays on firm ground.
Sandy field soil can bog a loaded truck after a heavy rain or pivot pass. Pick a spot on a caliche pad, a gin lot or a hard turnrow. In freezing weeks, we add non-toxic antifreeze to tanks and may swap handwash stations for sanitizer.
More on wind and heat in our West Texas wind and heat guide.
Do I need a permit for a porta potty in Lamesa?
On private land in Lamesa, a permit is usually not needed. A unit placed on a street, alley or sidewalk generally needs city approval. For rural land in Dawson County, check with county offices at the courthouse at 400 S 1st Street. Confirm with your permit office — this is not legal advice.
County contact details are on the Dawson County official site. Public events in city parks may have their own rules, so ask the City of Lamesa early.
Get a Lamesa quote in about 15 minutes
Call or text Jack at (432) 239-8885, Monday to Saturday.
More questions about Porta Potty Rental in Lamesa, Texas
Can you put a porta potty at the edge of a cotton field outside Lamesa?
Yes. We set units on turnrows and field edges all over Dawson County. Text us a GPS pin, the county road number and any gate combo. The driver needs firm ground and about 5 feet of clear path. We stake the unit so spring wind off the open fields does not move it.
How long does it take to get a porta potty to Lamesa?
Lamesa is in our Zone 3, about 55 miles from our Midland yard. Next-day delivery is standard. Same-day is possible only when a truck is already headed north on SH 349, so call before noon and ask. Delivery runs 7 AM to 7 PM, Monday through Saturday.
We need toilets for the whole ginning season. How does billing work?
Use a 28-day rental. A standard unit starts at $155 per 28-day cycle, pre-tax, with weekly service included. The Zone 3 trip charge is $95 per trip. After the first full cycle, billing is prorated by the day once you call or text for pickup, so you never pay for weeks you do not use.
Is there a delivery charge to Lamesa on a weekend party rental?
Yes. Event rentals to Lamesa add a $95 Zone 3 trip charge per trip. A standard unit starts at $175 for 1 to 3 days, pre-tax. We can drop on Saturday and pick up Monday for a Sunday gathering at no extra charge. Your texted quote shows every line plus 8.25% Texas sales tax.
Do I need a permit to set a porta potty in Lamesa?
On private land, usually no. If you want the unit on a street, alley or public right-of-way, check with the City of Lamesa first. For land outside city limits, Dawson County offices in the courthouse at 400 S 1st Street are the place to ask. Confirm with your permit office — this is not legal advice.
Can one truck trip cover a few farms around Lamesa?
Often, yes. If you need units at several fields near Lamesa, Welch or Ackerly, list every pin on one request. We plan one route north and set them in order. Each stop is itemized, and you get one quote you can forward to the farm owner or manager.
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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