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Zone 3 · Oil patch & ranch roads · Hablamos españolPorta Potty Rental in Jim Wells County, TX from Orange Grove to Premont
- Yes, we cover the county: Alice, Orange Grove, Premont, Ben Bolt and lease sites. Check your ZIP.
- Scheduled route with 48 hours' notice; send a pin and gate code for rural drops.
- Crews size by OSHA Table D-1; events by guest count. See the crew rules.
- Sanitized before delivery; long jobs serviced weekly on the county route day.
- Line-by-line porta potty rental quote: units, 28-day or event term, service, shared trip fee, tax.
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How do your trucks cover Jim Wells County from Laredo?
Our trucks reach Jim Wells County from Laredo on TX 44 or SH 359 into Alice, the county seat, then fan out on US 281 and SH 359. Every Jim Wells County drop needs 48 hours' notice on the Zone 3 scheduled route, and stops along one highway share one route day.
From Alice, SH 359 runs northeast to Orange Grove, while US 281 heads south past Ben Bolt to Premont. Grouping stops along one highway on one route day is how we keep the distance fee shared instead of stacked.
- Drop a pin at the exact unit spot and send the gate code.
- Describe the lease road: caliche, sand, cattle guards, low lines or wash crossings.
- Name an on-site contact so the driver can call 30 minutes out.
Which Jim Wells County towns are on your route?
Our Jim Wells County route covers Alice, the county seat with ZIPs 78332 and 78333, plus Orange Grove, Premont, Ben Bolt on US 281 and the Jim Wells side of San Diego. Ranches, leases and pad sites get map-pin drops on the same Zone 3 route day, with 48 hours' notice.
- Alice
- Orange Grove
- Premont
- Ben Bolt
- San Diego (county-line area)
- US 281 corridor
- Lease and ranch roads
| Place | Road | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| Ben Bolt | US 281, just south of Alice | Pairs with an Alice or Premont drop. |
| Premont | US 281, south of Alice | School and church events; book a week out for fall weekends. |
| Orange Grove | SH 359, northeast of Alice | Farm and ranch work; pin the exact field gate. |
| San Diego | TX 44 / SH 359, on the way from Laredo | Mostly in Duval County; tell us which side of the line. |
Which rules apply to restrooms outside Alice city limits?
Outside Alice, 2 sets of rules decide most restroom plans. Events over 2,500 people for 5+ hours outside city limits need a Jim Wells County Judge permit filed 45 days ahead under Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 751. Oilfield construction, pipeline and road crews follow OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 Table D-1.
| Rule | Threshold | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| Ch. 751 Mass Gatherings Act | 2,500+ people (500+ if mostly under 21 with alcohol), 5+ hours or overnight | Your permit application must describe sanitation; we document the unit plan for you. |
| OSHA 1926.51(c) Table D-1 | Up to 20 workers: 1 toilet; 20–199: 1 seat + 1 urinal per 40 | A 25-person pipeline crew needs at least 1 unit; we suggest 2 service visits a week in summer. |
| OSHA 1926.51(f) | Washing facilities where crews handle paints, coatings or other contaminants | Add a hand-wash station at the staging area. |
| OSHA 1928.110 | 11+ farm hand-laborers | 1 toilet + 1 hand-wash per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk. |
We found no Jim Wells County event page online, so confirm forms with the County Judge's office. Guidance only, not legal advice.
What do Jim Wells County renters need most?
Jim Wells County renters on a 48-hour route mostly need restrooms that stay out for weeks: oilfield pad and pipeline crews, highway crews on the US 281 corridor, and ranch work. Planned events in Orange Grove and Premont, from church jamaicas to reunions, make up the rest.
- Pad sites and pipelines. Towable units move with the crew; fixed pads get a standard unit. Read our oilfield pad-site guide.
- Highway work. 28-day billing, weekly service, no contract.
- Hunting season. Lease camps keep a unit through the season; see ranch and hunting-lease toilets.
- Small-town events. School fundraisers and reunions booked a week or more out.
| Site | Best fit |
|---|---|
| Drilling or completion pad | Standard PJN3 + hand-wash, weekly service |
| Pipeline right-of-way | Towable standard unit |
| Hunting lease | Standard unit, 28-day billing |
| Church or school event | Standard bank + 1 Comfort XL + hand-wash |
How should units sit on caliche pads and lease roads?
On Jim Wells County pads, set each unit on level caliche or gravel at the edge of the pad, out of the way of trucks and at least 3 feet clear in front of the door. The service truck needs about 10–11 feet of width and 12 feet of overhead clearance. Avoid ditches that hold rain.
- Mind the wind and dust. Face the door away from the pad's main traffic lane.
- Shade in summer. A trailer or building shadow keeps the cabin cooler from May to September.
- One spot, all job. Units cannot be moved until pumped; plan the spot for the whole job.
- Hand washing on pads. A 2-sink Bravo station holds about 34 gallons of fresh water and serves two workers at once.
Service on the county route day
Each long-term unit is pumped, scrubbed, sanitized and restocked once a week, with a dated ticket on the door. Crews of 8 or more in summer should plan 2 visits a week; we set both on route days.
Need it gone? Call, and pickup comes within 1–2 business days of your call. Full terms on our long-term rentals page.
Hunting season on a Jim Wells lease
A deer camp fills up on weekends and sits quiet midweek, so weekly service on the route day usually keeps up. If the camp hosts a big opening weekend, book an extra visit for the Monday after.
Put the unit where hunters can find it at dawn, on the camp's packed caliche, not in the brush. Point the door toward camp, and keep feeders and blinds out of the truck's path.
Crews or events in Jim Wells County?
Send the pin and dates 48 hours ahead, and one route truck brings every unit with one shared distance fee.
Jim Wells County rental questions
Questions taken from real rental calls, answered by our dispatchers.
(956) 396-3700Do you go all the way out to Orange Grove or Premont?
Can my crew keep a unit on a lease for three or four months?
What if our pad site moves before the next service day?
Does highway work on US 281 change anything for delivery?
How many units for a church jamaica in Premont with 250 people?
Book a Jim Wells County route delivery
Jim Wells County rides our Zone 3 scheduled route: call 48 hours ahead with an address or map 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
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