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Zone 3 · The Hub City, first stop east · Hablamos españolPorta Potty Rental in Alice, TX for the Hub City's yards and fiestas
- Yes, we deliver in Alice, ZIPs 78332 and 78333, plus Ben Bolt and nearby county sites. Check your ZIP.
- Scheduled Alice route, 48 hours' notice; 4-hour window, text 30 minutes out.
- 1 standard unit per 50 guests (4 hours) or 20 workers. Calculate yours.
- Delivered sanitized; yard and jobsite units serviced weekly on the Alice route day.
- Itemized porta potty rental quote: units, term, service, one shared distance fee and tax.
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How do you get porta potties from Laredo to Alice?
Alice sits roughly 100–110 miles from Laredo (approximate), the nearest Zone 3 city on our map. Trucks take TX 44 east through Freer and San Diego, where it becomes Front Street in downtown Alice, or SH 359 through Hebbronville and Benavides. Every Alice delivery still needs 48 hours' notice on a scheduled route.
Alice is called the "Hub City," and the name fits our routes: TX 44 to Corpus Christi runs right through town, so Alice has more route days to choose from than cities at the end of the line.
- Call or text two days ahead with the address, the dates and the head count or crew size.
- Pick a route day; you get a confirmation number by text.
- Mark the spot with a cone or chair, or text a photo. Nobody has to be home.
- Pickup is scheduled after your event, or comes within 1–2 business days after you call to end a job.
Where in Alice do you deliver?
Jason Rental Works delivers to both Alice ZIP codes, 78332 and 78333, on every scheduled route. Common drop areas include the Front Street (TX 44) corridor and oilfield service yards along the US 281 and SH 359 approaches. Ben Bolt, just south on US 281, rides along on the same route.
We serve within Alice
- Downtown / Front Street (TX 44)
- US 281 corridor
- SH 359 corridor
- 78332
- 78333
Nearby on the same route
Who do I ask about event rules in Alice?
Start with the City of Alice. We could not verify a published special event permit process for Alice in 2026, so ask the city directly about park use, street closures and food vendors at least 2–3 weeks before your date. Large events outside city limits go to the Jim Wells County Judge.
| Who | What to ask | Practical effect on your restrooms |
|---|---|---|
| City of Alice (call City Hall) | Park or street use, event approval, food vendors | Book units after the city approves the site; we place on approved or private ground. |
| Jim Wells County Judge | Events over 2,500 people outside city limits (Ch. 751) | File 45+ days ahead with a sanitation plan; we give you the unit count in writing. |
| OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 | Construction and service-yard build crews | 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers; scale up per Table D-1. |
Checked October 2026. This page gives planning guidance, not legal advice.
What do Alice customers rent porta potties for?
Alice runs on oil: oilfield service companies keep yards and crews around the city, and they need 28-day units with weekly service. Events fill the rest of the calendar, from county fair week to family dances in the city known as the Birthplace of Tejano Music, where parties often run 4–8 hours.
- Oilfield service yards. Fixed yards want a standard unit or two with weekly service; field crews take a towable. See oilfield and industrial restrooms.
- Fair week. County fair crowds, exhibitor camps and side events nearby need units and hand-wash stations.
- Tejano dances and family parties. Backyard dances and quinceañeras run long and late, so size for 4–8 hours.
- Reunions and cookouts. Set units on firm ground away from low spots, with a hand-wash station by the food.
| Alice job | Unit to pick |
|---|---|
| Oilfield service yard | Standard PolyJohn PJN3, weekly service |
| Crew moving lease to lease | Towable standard unit |
| Quinceañera with dinner | Standard or deluxe flushing units + hand-wash |
| Grandparent who uses a walker or wheelchair | Wheelchair-accessible Comfort XL |
Worked example: an oilfield service yard with 26 workers
- OSHA Table D-1: more than 20 workers need 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40.
- 26 ÷ 40 = 0.65, rounded up → 1 standard unit meets the minimum.
- Add 1 hand-wash station where 1926.51(f) applies: paints, coatings or other harmful contaminants.
- May–September with a crew over 8 → 2 service visits a week on Alice route days.
Legal minimum from OSHA; the second weekly visit is our advice.
How do Alice heat and rain affect placement and service?
Alice summers run hot, much like Laredo's 100.8°F July average, and heavy rain softens yard edges and lease roads. Heat speeds up odor, so crews of 8 or more do better with 2 visits a week from May to September. Set units on caliche, gravel or concrete, shade the door side, and stay out of low spots that hold water.
- Yard placement. Keep units where the service truck can back up without blocking loaded trailers or pipe racks.
- Truck path. About 10–11 feet wide, with nothing hanging below 12 feet.
- Gate width. The standard unit is 43.5 inches wide; plan a 48-inch gate or wider.
- Cattle guards. Tell us about any on the way to a lease site.
Weekly service on the Alice route
Yard and jobsite units get one visit every week on the Alice route day: pump the tank, scrub, sanitize, restock paper and sanitizer, and leave a dated ticket. Yard managers can plan around the same day each week.
From May through September, our recommendation for crews of 8 or more is 2 visits a week. Billing runs on a 28-day cycle that starts on drop day; details on our monthly rental page.
Need restrooms in Alice?
Call 48 hours ahead and your units ride the next Alice route, with one distance fee for the whole truck.
Alice, TX rental questions
Questions taken from real rental calls, answered by our dispatchers.
(956) 396-3700Alice is closer to Laredo than Corpus Christi. Is delivery any faster?
How much is a jobsite toilet for an oilfield service yard in Alice?
Do I need a permit from the City of Alice for an outdoor event?
What should I rent for a backyard conjunto or Tejano dance in Alice?
Can the driver call my brother at the house instead of me?
Is there a quicker choice if I need a single unit in Alice today?
Book an Alice route delivery
Alice is on our Zone 3 scheduled route, the nearest stop on the road to Corpus Christi: call 48 hours ahead and one distance fee covers every unit on the truck.
- Locally owned yard at 3804 San Bernardo Ave, Laredo, TX 78041
- Driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arrival
- Nobody needs to be home: mark the spot and we place it
- Weekend events: Friday drop, Monday pickup, no extra charge
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