Seasonal Porta Potty Rentals for West Texas Leases, Farms and Lots
Seasonal porta potty rentals for hunting leases, ranch branding, cotton harvest, summer camps, VBS, Christmas tree lots and fireworks stands. Jack sets you up on 28-day cycles with weekly service and plans for heat, wind and freezes.
Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)
- Delivery areaMidland, Odessa and ranch country out to about 110 miles; farther leases are quoted by mileage.
- ArrivalReserve 1–2 weeks before your season opens. Same-day is possible in Zones 1–2 if ordered by noon.
- Which unitMost seasonal sites use a standard porta potty; moving crews use a towable trailer unit.
- CleaningWeekly pump, scrub, sanitize and restock is included on every 28-day cycle, with a dated tag.
- Full costYour quote lists the 28-day rate, one-time delivery and pickup, service options and 8.25% tax.
How does seasonal porta potty pricing work?
Seasonal rentals run on 28-day billing cycles. A standard porta potty starts at $155, pre-tax, per 28-day cycle with weekly service included. Delivery and pickup is a one-time $65 in Midland and Odessa. The rate stays the same each cycle until you call for pickup. Reserve early, because seasons start together.
| Unit | 28-day cycle, starting at, pre-tax | Weekly service |
|---|---|---|
| Standard porta potty | $155 | Included |
| Deluxe flushing with sink | $245 | Included |
| Wheelchair-accessible (ADA-style) unit | $215 | Included |
| Hand-washing station (2-sink) | $125 | Included |
| Towable job-site trailer unit | $295 | Included |
| Twice-weekly service upgrade | +$60 per cycle per unit | 2 visits a week |
One-time delivery and pickup is $65 in Zone 1 and $95 in Zone 2, which covers towns like Stanton, Andrews and Garden City. Leases and farms farther out are quoted by mileage. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added. There is no fuel surcharge and no deposit.
The first cycle is paid at delivery. After the first full cycle, billing is prorated by the day once you ask for pickup. Learn more about monthly porta potty rentals and extensions.
Which West Texas seasons need porta potties, and when?
Six seasons drive most of our seasonal rentals. Hunting leases run October through January. Ranch work and branding peak in spring. Cotton harvest runs October through December. Youth camps and VBS fill June and July. Fireworks stands open late June and late December, and tree lots run late November to Christmas.
| Season | Months | Typical setup | Weather to plan for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunting leases and deer camps | Oct–Jan | 1–2 standard units at camp | Freezes; antifreeze in tanks |
| Ranch work and branding | Mar–May | Standard unit + handwash station at the pens | 40+ mph wind; staking |
| Cotton harvest and gin yards | Oct–Dec | Towable unit with the crew; standard at the yard | Early freezes; dust |
| Summer youth camps and VBS | Jun–Jul | Standard units + handwash stations | 95–105°F heat; more service |
| Fireworks stands | Late Jun–Jul 4; Dec 20–Jan 1 | 1 standard unit, locked | Summer heat or winter freeze |
| Christmas tree lots | Late Nov–Dec 24 | 1 standard unit + handwash station | Cold nights |
Tell Jack your season and your site
He will text a 28-day quote with delivery and service listed, usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
What do hunting leases and deer camps need?
Most hunting camps need 1 standard porta potty for every 10 hunters, serviced weekly. Jack Rental Works delivers to leases with no street address. Send the lease name, a GPS pin and the gate code. There is no lease-road surcharge unless a 4x4 tow is needed.
Hunters often come and go on weekends. The unit still gets serviced weekly, so it stays fresh for the next group. Weekly service includes a pump-out, scrub, sanitizing, a fresh deodorizer charge, at least 2 rolls of toilet paper and a dated tag on the door.
- Send directions. Lease name, GPS pin, gate code and any cattle guards.
- Mark the spot. A flag or cone near camp, on level ground, a short walk from the bunks.
- We set and stake it. Every unit is staked or strapped against wind.
- Weekly service. Our tech services the unit every week and leaves a dated tag.
- Season ends. Call or text for pickup. Billing is prorated after the first full cycle.
What do ranch crews and cotton harvest crews need?
For farm field work, OSHA rule 1928.110 calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk. It applies to farms with 11 or more hand-labor field workers on a given day. A towable trailer unit lets a harvest crew keep that distance as they move.
Read the full rule on the OSHA field sanitation page. Confirm with your permit office, venue or safety manager — this is not legal advice.
Spring branding
Set a standard unit and a handwash station near the pens. Spring gusts often top 40 mph in Midland, so we stake every unit.
Cotton harvest
Crews move across fields from Lamesa to Brownfield to Seminole. A towable unit follows the module builders.
Gin and module yards
A fixed standard unit with weekly service works for yard workers. Add twice-weekly service for crews of 10 or more.
Harvest country north of Midland is Zone 3. See our porta potty rentals in Lamesa for delivery timing there.
How should we plan for summer camps and VBS?
Summer camps and VBS run in Midland heat, with highs often 95 to 105°F from June through August. Heat speeds up odor. For groups of 10 or more using units all week, add twice-weekly service for $60 per cycle per unit. Face doors away from the afternoon sun when possible.
Kids need easy handwashing. A 2-sink hand washing station rental holds about 36 gallons and gives about 400 hand washes per fill. Place it right next to the toilets.
A week-long VBS raises a common question: event rental or 28-day cycle? Here is the math for 1 standard unit in Midland, at starting prices, pre-tax.
| Days on site | Event rental ($175 + $20 per extra day) | 28-day cycle ($155 + $65 one-time delivery) | Lower cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days | $175 | $220 | Event |
| 5 days | $215 | $220 | Event, barely |
| 7 days | $255 | $220 | 28-day cycle |
| 14 days | $395 | $220 | 28-day cycle |
Past about 5 days, the 28-day cycle costs less and includes weekly service. For tips on summer odor and spring wind, read our guide to porta potties in West Texas wind and heat.
What do Christmas tree lots and fireworks stands need?
Most holiday lots and fireworks stands need 1 standard porta potty with a free combination lock. Texas fireworks sales usually run June 24 to July 4 and December 20 to January 1. Tree lots run from late November to Christmas Eve. Reserve about 2 weeks before opening day.
- Get the owner's OK. Most lots sit in a parking lot. Ask the property owner where a unit can go.
- Stay off the street. A unit in a public street, alley or sidewalk generally needs City of Midland approval.
- Lock it. Lots are open to the public. A lock keeps the unit for your workers.
- Plan for cold. December nights can freeze, so we add antifreeze to the tank in freezing weeks.
How do you handle porta potties during a West Texas freeze?
Midland gets occasional winter freezes. In freezing weeks, Jack Rental Works adds non-toxic antifreeze to toilet tanks at each service. Handwash station water can freeze below about 28°F overnight. When that happens, we may swap the station for a hand-sanitizer dispenser until the weather warms up.
- We watch the forecast. Hard-freeze weeks get antifreeze added at the weekly visit.
- Tell us about exposure. A unit on an open hilltop gets colder than one beside a barn.
- Keep the door shut. A latched door holds a little warmth and keeps wind out.
- Handwash swap. If water freezes, we leave sanitizer and switch back to the sink later.
Reserve before your season opens
Call Jack at (432) 239-8885 Mon–Sat, 7 AM–7 PM. Leases, farms, camps and lots all get a texted 28-day quote.
More questions about Seasonal Porta Potty Rentals for West Texas Leases, Farms and Lots
Can you deliver to our deer lease behind a locked gate?
Yes. Text us the lease name, a GPS pin of the camp or blind area, and the gate code or combination. Tell us about cattle guards or soft spots on the caliche road. There is no lease-road surcharge unless a 4x4 tow is needed. The driver calls 30 to 60 minutes before arriving.
Will the tank freeze on a cold January night at the deer camp?
During freezing weeks, we add non-toxic antifreeze to the toilet tank at each weekly service, so the tank stays usable. Handwash station water can freeze below about 28°F overnight. In hard-freeze weeks we may swap the station for a hand-sanitizer dispenser and switch back when it warms up.
Can we keep a unit at deer camp from October through January?
Yes. October through January is about 4 billing cycles of 28 days. A standard unit starts at $155, pre-tax, per cycle with weekly service included. Delivery and pickup is charged only once. After the first full cycle, billing is prorated by the day once you call for pickup.
How do I stop billing when hunting season ends?
Call or text (432) 239-8885 and ask for pickup. After the first full 28-day cycle, billing is prorated by the day from the day you request pickup. Leave the gate code active until our truck has the unit loaded, and mark the unit's spot if it was moved.
Can my crew tow the unit from field to field during harvest?
Yes, that is what the towable job-site trailer unit is for. A standard stall is mounted on a small tow trailer, so your crew can hitch it and move it with the work. It starts at $295 per 28-day cycle, pre-tax, with weekly service included. Text us its new location before each service day.
When should we reserve units for a fireworks stand?
Reserve about 2 weeks before the sale period opens. Texas fireworks seasons usually run June 24 to July 4 and December 20 to January 1, and many stands open the same day. Most stands are on site 10 to 14 days, so a 28-day cycle is usually cheaper than an event rental with extra days.
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