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Eagle Pass · Elm Creek · Rosita · Quemado · El IndioPorta Potty Rental in Maverick County, TX — farms, oil leases and border towns
- We deliver porta potties across Maverick County: Eagle Pass and the CDPs around it, plus ranches by map pin. Check your ZIP.
- Maverick County is Zone 2: next-day or scheduled; same-day only when a truck is already headed up US 277.
- Field crews need 1 toilet + 1 hand-wash per 20 workers under OSHA's farm rule. See the rules.
- Units arrive pumped and stocked; long-term units get weekly service on our Maverick County route day.
- Your Maverick County porta potty rental quote is itemized: unit, length, service, delivery, the zone charge and tax.
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How do you deliver to rural Maverick County?
Maverick County delivery leaves Laredo on US 83 north to Carrizo Springs, then follows US 277 into Eagle Pass, roughly 125 miles total (approximate). Rural stops branch off from there. The whole county is Zone 2, so we deliver next-day or on a scheduled route day, and long-term units are serviced on that same weekly day.
- Send a map pin plus the gate code, cattle guards and road surface.
- Dispatch books the route day and texts a 4-hour window and the full quote.
- The driver calls 30 minutes out in English or Spanish, then levels the unit on site.
- Service and pickup ride the same weekly Maverick County route.
Because the county is a long run from our yard, plan rural orders 1–2 business days out. Farm and lease jobs that start Monday should book by the Friday before. Weekend family events work best with a Thursday or Friday drop and a Monday pickup, the same flat event price either way.
rental calls we reviewed ended with a drop-before, pick-up-after schedule, usually Friday to Monday. On a Zone 2 route like Maverick County, that early drop is what keeps a Saturday party on time.
Source: 19 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.| Community | Type | How to book |
|---|---|---|
| Eagle Pass | City, county seat (about 28,100 people in 2020) | Street address |
| Rosita | Community near Eagle Pass | Address or map pin |
| Elm Creek | Community near Eagle Pass | Address or map pin |
| El Indio | Rural community | Map pin and gate code |
| Quemado | Rural community | Map pin and gate code |
Which Maverick County communities do you serve?
We serve all of Maverick County. Eagle Pass, home to about 28,100 people in 2020, is the county seat. Around it sit smaller communities such as Rosita, Elm Creek, El Indio and Quemado. Irrigated farms, ranches and oil and gas leases get map-pin drops on the same Zone 2 route day.
We serve within Maverick County
- Eagle Pass
- Rosita
- Elm Creek
- El Indio
- Quemado
- Irrigation canal farms
- US 277 ranch frontage
- US 57 corridor
- Oil and gas leases
Inside Eagle Pass city limits, the city's own special event permit applies; see the Eagle Pass page for that process.
Which rules apply outside Eagle Pass city limits?
Outside Eagle Pass, 2 rules matter most for rentals. Large public gatherings that meet the state thresholds need a Maverick County Judge permit filed at least 45 days ahead. Farm crews of 11 or more hand-laborers need 1 toilet and 1 hand-wash facility per 20 workers within a quarter-mile walk under OSHA 1928.110.
| Rule | Who sets it | Practical effect on your rental |
|---|---|---|
| Mass gatherings outside city limits: 2,500+ people, or 500+ mostly under 21 with alcohol, for 5+ hours or overnight | Maverick County Judge · Health & Safety Code Ch. 751 | Apply 45+ days ahead. Put real toilet and hand-wash counts in the sanitation section. |
| Field sanitation for farm hand-laborers | OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 | Move units as the crew moves so they stay within a quarter-mile walk. |
| Construction crews | OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) | 20 or fewer workers need 1 toilet; larger crews add seats. |
| Events inside Eagle Pass | City Planning Department | City special event permit, festival or non-festival form. |
Crew in the fields or a ranch event coming up?
Send a map pin and the crew size. Dispatch sets the route day and prices every unit before the truck rolls.
What do Maverick County farms, leases and families rent?
Maverick County rentals come from 3 kinds of work far from plumbing: irrigated farm fields, oil and gas leases, and ranches. Families in Rosita, Elm Creek and Eagle Pass add steady demand for parties, quinceañeras and reunions, all on the same Zone 2 route from Laredo.
Irrigated field crews
Harvest crews need units that move with the work. See seasonal and harvest rentals.
Lease and pad crews
Towable units on a single-axle trailer follow the rig. See oilfield restrooms.
Hunting and ranch camps
Deer leases and working ranches need units for weeks; RV pump-outs pair well.
Rosita and Elm Creek parties
Friday drop, Monday pickup, one flat event price. See party restrooms.
Rural home builds
Septic often comes last on rural lots; a 28-day unit covers the crew.
Church and community events
Public gatherings need at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit.
Which unit works on a Maverick County farm or lease?
A standard PolyJohn PJN3 with a separate hand-wash station is the default for Maverick County field crews: OSHA's farm rule pairs 1 toilet with 1 hand-wash facility per 20 workers. A towable unit suits crews that change fields weekly. Family parties use 1 standard unit per 50 guests for 4 hours.
| Job | Unit | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Field crew, 25 hand-laborers | Standard + hand-wash | 2 + 2 |
| Oil lease crew, 12 | Towable standard unit | 1 |
| Quinceañera, 150 guests, 6 hours, bar | Standard + accessible | 150 ÷ 35 = 5 → +2 alcohol, +2 female crowd → 9, incl. 1 accessible |
How should units be placed and serviced in open country?
Place a Maverick County unit on firm, level ground beside a road the truck can use in wet weather, never in a canal bank low spot. Keep it within about 25 feet of a 10–11 foot truck path. Units are serviced once a week on our route day; summer crews of 8 or more should book 2 visits.
- Canals and ditches. Keep a safe distance from irrigation canals and their soft banks.
- Livestock. Fence units off from cattle, which rub on and tip them.
- Heat. Shade the unit; summer heat speeds odor and water use.
- Pickup. Call for pickup; it comes within 1–2 business days of your call.
Maverick County porta potty questions
Questions taken from real rental calls, answered by our dispatchers.
(956) 396-3700What does a porta potty cost out in Rosita or Elm Creek?
Is there a county permit for a big event at a ranch near Quemado?
Our irrigated farm has 25 field hands. How many toilets?
Can you get a unit to El Indio this week?
Do the units need to be moved when the crew moves to another field?
Can you service on the same day as our Eagle Pass units?
Booking in Maverick County? Call, or get your quote by text
Maverick County is Zone 2: next-day or scheduled delivery from Laredo via US 83 and US 277. Same-day only when a truck is already headed that way. Your quote lists the unit, service, trip charge and tax.
- 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
Six quick fields. A dispatcher texts or calls back within 30 minutes during business hours — in English or Spanish.