Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM · same-day if you order by 12:00 PM3308 Henderson St, Midland, TX 79701(432) 239-8885
Jack Rental WorksMidland Porta Potty Rentals(432) 239-8885
Martin County · Zone 2

Porta Potty Rental for Stanton and Martin County

Porta potty rental in Martin County mostly means two things: drilling pads spread across Spraberry ground, and cotton farms that need a unit at harvest. Stanton, the county seat, is only about 20 miles from our Midland yard, so same-day runs are routine.

Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)

Trailer mounted porta potty oilfield lease
Local operator3308 Henderson St, Midland
  • Delivery areaStanton, Tarzan, Lenorah and the pads and farms across Martin County.
  • ArrivalZone 2: same-day delivery when you order by 12:00 PM Mon–Sat; otherwise next morning.
  • Which unitStandard units for pads; the seasonal plan fits harvest crews.
  • CleaningWeekly pump, scrub and restock on 28-day rentals; twice weekly for big summer crews.
  • Full costUnit price, $45 per trip on events or $95 one time on 28-day, plus 8.25% tax.

Which Martin County towns and communities do you cover?

We cover all of Martin County, with Stanton as the county seat. Stanton, ZIP 79782, sits about 20 miles northeast of Midland on I-20. The small farm communities of Tarzan and Lenorah, and the west side of Ackerly at the Dawson County line, are on our routes too. All are priced as Zone 2.

  • Stanton – county seat on I-20. See porta potty rental in Stanton for in-town events and job sites.
  • Tarzan – farm and lease community in the northwest part of the county.
  • Lenorah – small crossroads north of Stanton, ringed by cotton ground and pads.
  • Ackerly area – the town sits on the Martin and Dawson County line.
  • Open county – drilling pads, tank batteries and farm roads in every direction.

How fast can a porta potty reach a Martin County pad?

Martin County is Zone 2, so same-day delivery is open when you order by 12:00 PM Monday through Saturday. The same-day rush fee is $75 per trip. After noon, the unit comes the next morning with no rush fee. Stanton is a short I-20 run, so it often lands before lunch.

Pads in the north of the county take longer, since the drive leaves the interstate for farm roads. Send the gate code with the order so the driver does not wait at a locked gate.

What kind of work keeps Martin County busy?

Martin County mixes 2 big industries on the same ground: oil and cotton. The county sits in the heart of the Spraberry trend, one of the busiest drilling areas in the Permian Basin. Between the pads, dryland and irrigated cotton fields cover much of the flat land north of I-20.

That mix shapes our orders. Drilling and completion crews need units for a few weeks per pad, then move. Pipeline and gathering line crews need a unit that moves with them. Cotton crews need units in spring planting and fall harvest, then nothing for months.

For crews that move every few days, the towable job-site trailer unit starts at $295 per 28-day cycle. Our oilfield porta potty rental page covers pad layout and crew counts.

Trailer-mounted standard porta potty on a drilling pad near Stanton, TX
Trailer-mounted standard porta potty on a drilling pad near Stanton, TX

Pad or farm crew in Martin County?

Call (432) 239-8885 by noon Mon–Sat for same-day Zone 2 delivery.

What should we know about Martin County roads and gates?

Martin County access is easy on I-20 and SH 137, then gets rough on caliche lease roads and farm turn-rows. About 3 things slow a delivery here: locked gates, muddy turn-rows after rain, and pads that share one entrance road. Send the gate code and the pad name with your order.

SH 137 runs north from Stanton toward Lamesa and crosses most of the county's farm land. County roads branch off in a grid, and many look alike. A texted pin keeps the driver from guessing which grid road is yours.

In spring, the open cotton land gives the wind a long run. Gusts of 40 mph or more are common in March and April, so every unit is staked or strapped. Read our tips on porta potties in West Texas wind and heat.

How do I order a unit for a field edge or pad with no address?

For a Martin County site with no street address, send 4 details: a GPS pin, the pad or farm name, the gate code, and the exact spot. You do not need to meet the truck. Mark the spot with a cone or flag, and the driver texts 30 to 60 minutes before arrival.

  1. Pin the spot. Drop a pin where the unit should stand and text it to (432) 239-8885.
  2. Name the site. Give the lease, pad or farm name and the turn off SH 137 or I-20.
  3. Share the gate. Send the code or combination and any cattle guard to watch for.
  4. Pick a firm spot. Level, packed ground keeps the unit upright and lets the service truck reach it every week.

What does a porta potty cost in Martin County?

A standard porta potty in Martin County starts at $175 pre-tax for an event of 1 to 3 days, plus $45 per trip for Zone 2 delivery. A 28-day rental starts at $155 with weekly service, plus a $95 one-time delivery and pickup charge. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added.

Unit (Zone 2)Event, 1–3 days28-day cycleMartin County delivery
Standard porta pottyfrom $175from $155+$45 per trip (event) / $95 one time (28-day)
Towable job-site trailer unit—from $295$95 one time
Hand-washing station (2-sink)from $110from $125+$45 per trip (event) / $95 one time (28-day)
Twice-weekly service add-on—+$60 per cycle per unit—

Starting at, pre-tax. No fuel surcharge, no card fee and no deposit. County contacts are listed by the Texas Association of Counties if you need to ask about a county road right-of-way.

Martin County quote in one text

Call or text (432) 239-8885. Jack sends the itemized total, tax included.

More questions about Porta Potty Rental for Stanton and Martin County

How much is one unit on a pad near Tarzan for a month?

A standard unit on a 28-day cycle starts at $155 pre-tax with weekly service. Martin County is Zone 2, so delivery and pickup add a $95 one-time charge. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added. There is no lease-road surcharge unless the truck needs a 4x4 tow.

Can you bring a porta potty to our cotton gin crew for ginning season?

Yes. Gin and harvest crews usually run a 28-day rental that rolls over each cycle until the season ends. Weekly service is included. Once you text for pickup after the first full cycle, billing is prorated by the day, so you do not pay for a week you did not use.

Our pad is between Stanton and Lenorah with no address. Will the driver find it?

Yes, with a GPS pin. Text the pin, the lease name and the gate code to (432) 239-8885. The driver calls or texts 30 to 60 minutes before arrival. Put a cone or flag on the spot and you do not need to be there.

Is a Stanton event rental much more than one in Midland?

Only by the zone fee. A standard event unit starts at $175 pre-tax in both places. Midland is Zone 1 with delivery included, while Stanton is Zone 2 and adds $45 per trip. Order 5 or more units on one event and each unit drops $10.

Do the farm rules ask for a toilet in the field?

Federal farm rules at 29 CFR 1928.110 call for 1 toilet and 1 hand-washing facility per 20 field workers, within a quarter-mile walk. Your crew size and field layout decide the count. Confirm with your safety manager; this is not legal advice.

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