El Paso Porta Potty Rentals — Flat Weekly Rates — El Paso Porta Potty
Pouring a slab out in the far East side, staging a crew at Fort Bliss, or filling Chamizal for a weekend on the border — we set clean units, name one flat price, and keep them serviced. Start with a call to (915) 233-6006.
Reach us Mon–Sat 5am–5pm · Weekly service included · Delivery across El Paso & the surrounding area · No add-ons
OSHA 1926.51 wants El Paso crews up to twenty hands covered by at least one toilet. Beyond twenty, a jobsite adds one urinal and one toilet seat for each 40 hands.
Quinceañeras and backyard carne asadas in El Paso fit the math: one restroom for every 50 guests, figured on a four-hour party.
Bump the count once margaritas or cerveza are flowing, and again for weddings or festivals that keep going into the evening.
A row of units needs ADA models at 5% or higher, and no row goes without one. In desert heat, set a handwash station right beside the porta potty rental.
Read us the address, the dates and a rough headcount, and we price the whole order flat before the call ends.
Our driver takes the truck in — a dirt lot off Montana, a cul-de-sac in the Upper Valley, a field by the Rio Grande — and sets each unit right where you point.
Pump-outs land on schedule for the whole rental, and every unit leaves the site the day you wrap.
June highs often top 100°F, so units in full sun fill and heat up fast; face doors away from the afternoon sun and add service for busy crews.
March and April winds whip dust across open lots on the East side, so units are staked or set against a wall where gusts can't push them.
Summer monsoon storms can flood arroyos and low streets within minutes; keep units on higher, firm ground and well away from drainage paths.
Crossing from the Westside to the Northeast means going around the Franklin Mountains by I-10 or Transmountain Road, so allow travel time for cross-town deliveries.
Training-area and on-post construction projects across Fort Bliss on the northeast side.
New subdivisions east of Loop 375 and youth sports at Horizon City parks.
Mission Trail events near Socorro Mission and new homes going up along Alameda Avenue.
Historic chapel district art walks and Mission Trail weddings in San Elizario.
Upper Valley farm weddings and pecan-orchard gatherings near Canutillo off Doniphan Drive.
Border-area work along I-10 and community events where Texas meets New Mexico.
01Month-to-month units for crews on everything from the maquila-feed warehouse builds by the ports of entry to housing tracts climbing the far East side, on a loop your super never has to phone in.
02Units dropped before the first guest walks up and gone the next business day — Downtown block parties, San Jacinto Plaza gatherings and backyard cookouts out in Horizon.
03Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a Franklin foothills ceremony, a vineyard out in the valley or a full ranch reception without ever being the thing people remember.
04Full banks laid out and serviced for the Sun City Music Fest, Neon Desert crowds and the Amigo Airsho out at Biggs — multi-day runs handled start to finish.
05Units that hold through phased construction, remote desert job sites and seasonal cotton and pecan work — and they stand up to a July monsoon and a January cold snap alike.
06Quick-turn units and trailers for the day a main line breaks, a wildfire crew stages in the county or a crossing backs up and the site draws a crowd overnight.
Figure somewhere near $110–$185 a week for a standard unit, and that number already carries the drop-off, the weekly pump and the haul-off; flush units, ADA units and trailers sit above it, and a site way out toward Fabens or Tornillo nudges it up. Dial (915) 233-6006 and we'll quote a figure we'll stand behind.
Across El Paso & the surrounding area most drops go out same-day or the next working morning. Phone ahead if there's a Fort Bliss gate, a locked yard or a soft-sand two-track, so the driver can plot the run before he rolls.
As a start, count one standard unit for every 50 guests at a four-hour party, bump it once margaritas or cerveza are flowing, and figure one per ten hands on a jobsite. Our calculator narrows it and we'll square the rest by phone.
None. A dated event closes out after the date, and a jobsite rental just rolls forward each month until you let us know the work's done and we pull it.
It does. That one rate already takes in the pumping, the restocking and the sanitizing on a set loop, and a hard-driven site or a three-day fest pulls the loop tighter.
One call sets the drop, the service and the pickup across El Paso and the surrounding Texas area.
