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Zone 3 · US 59, US 181 & SH 359 · Hablamos españolPorta Potty Rental in Bee County, TX Beeville, Skidmore, Pettus and the ranches between
- Yes, we deliver county-wide: Beeville, Skidmore, Pettus, Tynan and ranch sites. Check your ZIP.
- Scheduled route with 48 hours' notice; a pin and gate code for anything off pavement.
- Events: 1 unit per 50 guests up to 4 hours; crews: OSHA Table D-1. Size it here.
- Sanitized and stocked on arrival; weekly service on long rentals, on the route day.
- Itemized porta potty rental quote: units, term, service, one shared distance fee and tax.
Do you deliver to my ZIP?
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(956) 396-3700Live answer 7 am–7 pm, Mon–Sat · English & Spanish · Quotes answered within 30 min
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How do your trucks reach Bee County from Laredo?
Bee County has 2 good approaches from Laredo, each roughly 150–160 miles (approximate). US 59 runs east through Freer into Beeville. SH 359 runs from Laredo through Hebbronville and Alice to Skidmore, its eastern end, south of Beeville. Every Bee County drop needs 48 hours' notice.
Inside the county, US 181 ties the towns together: Skidmore sits south of Beeville, Pettus to the north, and Tynan sits on SH 359 west of Skidmore. We pick the approach that matches the rest of the day's stops.
- Send a pin for rural land, plus the gate code and a contact phone.
- Flag the road: caliche, sand, cattle guards, low lines or a creek crossing.
- Confirm the route day and get a 4-hour window by text.
Which Bee County communities do you serve?
The Bee County route covers Beeville, the county seat with ZIPs 78102 and 78104, plus Skidmore on US 181, Pettus north of Beeville, Tynan on SH 359, the Chase Field area, and ranch and lease land across the county. Every stop rides 1 scheduled Zone 3 route day with 48 hours' notice.
- Beeville
- Skidmore
- Pettus
- Tynan
- Chase Field area
- US 181 corridor
- Ranch and lease roads
| Place | Road | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Skidmore | US 181 and SH 359 | On the SH 359 approach from Alice; easy add-on stop. |
| Pettus | US 181, north of Beeville | Pair with a Beeville drop on the same route day. |
| Tynan | SH 359, west of Skidmore | Rural lots; mark the drop spot clearly. |
| Chase Field area | Near Beeville | TDCJ units nearby; gate access set by the facility. |
What rules apply to restrooms in rural Bee County?
In rural Bee County, 3 rules cover most restroom plans. Events over 2,500 people for 5+ hours outside city limits need a Bee County Judge permit filed 45 days ahead under Chapter 751. Construction crews follow OSHA 1926.51. Farm crews of 11 or more hand-laborers follow OSHA 1928.110, within a quarter-mile walk.
| Rule | When it applies | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| Texas Mass Gatherings Act, Ch. 751 | 2,500+ attendees, 5+ hours or overnight, outside city limits | Your application describes sanitation; we put the unit plan in writing for it. |
| OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) | Highway, pipeline and building crews | Up to 20 workers: 1 toilet. Over 20: 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40. |
| OSHA 1928.110 | Field hand-laborers, 11 or more | 1 toilet + 1 hand-wash per 20 workers. |
| Your arena or venue | Booking and outside-vendor rules | Its lease terms decide what outside rentals you can bring. |
We found no county mass-gathering page online; confirm forms with the Bee County Judge's office. Guidance only, not legal advice. Crew math lives in our OSHA porta potty requirements guide.
What do Bee County customers rent from a Laredo company?
Bee County orders that suit a 48-hour route are mostly ranch and arena events plus long jobs. Ropings, rodeos and livestock shows draw crowds, highway and pipeline crews work the US 59 corridor, and hunting camps keep units all season on 28-day cycles with weekly service on the route day.
- Ropings and rodeos. Spectators, contestants and horse trailers spread out; put units at both ends of the grounds.
- Highway and pipeline crews. Towable units follow the work. See jobsite toilets.
- Hunting camps. Season-long standard units with route-day service; read about seasonal rentals.
- Ranch reunions and weddings. Big family weekends booked a week or more out.
| If you have… | Rent |
|---|---|
| A crew moving along a right-of-way | Towable standard unit |
| A deer camp for the season | Standard PJN3, 60-gal tank, 28-day cycle |
| A roping with food stands | Standard bank + Bravo 2-sink stations |
| A ranch wedding with power | Restroom trailer or deluxe flushing units |
How should units sit on Bee County ranch and arena grounds?
On Bee County ranch and arena grounds, set units on level, firm ground the truck can reach within about 25 feet, away from horse and trailer lanes. Leave 3 feet clear in front of each door. After heavy rain, low pasture stays soft, so pick high spots.
- Keep livestock off the units. Fence or panel them away from pens and turnouts.
- Mind the gate. A standard unit is 43.5 inches wide; a 48-inch gate or wider works.
- Leave it in place. A used unit cannot be moved until it is pumped.
- Watch the overhead. Ranch yards often have low power drops to barns and wells; the truck needs 12 feet of clearance.
- Nobody home? Mark the spot with a cone, flag or ribbon on a post and text us a photo before the route day.
Service on the Bee County route day
Long rentals are pumped, cleaned, sanitized and restocked once a week on a fixed route day, with a dated ticket inside. Camps that fill up faster during opening weekends can add a visit, booked ahead.
When you are done, call for pickup; it comes within 1–2 business days of your call.
Laying out a roping or rodeo
Arena grounds spread people out more than a backyard does. Split the units into at least 2 clusters: one near the stands and concession line, and one near the contestant and trailer parking. Each cluster gets its own wheelchair-accessible unit and its own hand-wash station.
Leave a lane the service truck can use without crossing the arena or the warm-up pen. If the event runs 2 or 3 days, ask for mid-event service when you book so it lands on a route day.
Restrooms for a Bee County ranch, arena or crew?
Call 48 hours ahead with a pin and gate code, and every unit rides one route truck with one shared fee.
Bee County rental questions
Questions taken from real rental calls, answered by our dispatchers.
(956) 396-3700Will you deliver to Skidmore or Tynan, not just Beeville?
How many toilets does a county roping or rodeo with 400 spectators need?
Is the trip fee charged for each unit or each delivery?
Can a hunting camp keep a unit all season in Bee County?
Does a big outdoor event in rural Bee County need a county permit?
Book a Bee County route delivery
Bee County is on our Zone 3 scheduled route: call 48 hours ahead with an address or pin, 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
Get your itemized quote
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