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Zone 3 · West end of the Valley · Hablamos españolPorta Potty Rental in Mission, TX for citrus season, groves and Sharyland parties
- Mission ZIPs 78572, 78573 and 78574 are on our route, plus rural sites outside city limits. Use the ZIP checker.
- 48 hours' notice puts you on a scheduled Valley route day, Mon–Sat; the driver texts 30 minutes out.
- Grove crews: 1 toilet + 1 hand-wash per 20 workers. Parties: 1 per 50 guests. Sizing help.
- Delivered clean and stocked; monthly grove units serviced weekly on the route day.
- Your porta potty rental quote itemizes units, dates, service visits, one shared distance fee and tax.
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How does delivery reach Mission from Laredo?
Mission is roughly 145 road miles from Laredo (approximate), down US 83 along the Rio Grande through Zapata. Mission is usually the first Valley city the truck reaches, which can mean an earlier window. Mission is Zone 3, so give dispatch 48 hours' notice.
- Call 48+ hours ahead with the address or a map pin for grove sites, the dates and the head count.
- We book the Valley route day and text a confirmation number and 4-hour window.
- The truck reaches Mission off US 83 before heading east to McAllen, Pharr and beyond.
- Service or pickup happens on a later route day; the distance fee is shared, not doubled.

What does Texas Citrus Fiesta season mean for Mission rentals?
Mission celebrates the citrus industry with the Texas Citrus Fiesta, whose parade runs along Conway Avenue. Parade-day street closures and watch parties raise demand, so Mission hosts should book restrooms at least 1 week ahead, and earlier for multi-unit lots. Units go on private ground, never in the closed street.
Watch parties near Conway Ave
Business lots and front yards near the route fill with family. Put 1 standard unit per 50 guests on private ground, out of the closed street.
Harvest crews
Mission sits in grapefruit and orange country. Picking crews need a toilet and a hand-wash station side by side, moved when the crew changes blocks.
Packing and loading yards
Seasonal sheds and loading docks run on 28-day billing with weekly service, no signed contract. See seasonal porta potty rentals.
How many porta potties does a Mission grove crew need?
A Mission grove crew of 11 or more hand-laborers needs 1 toilet and 1 hand-wash station for every 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk, under OSHA 1928.110. That legal minimum means a 30-person picking crew gets 2 toilets and 2 hand-wash stations. In hot months, we recommend 2 service visits a week.
| Crew size | Legal minimum (OSHA 1928.110) | Our recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | Not covered by 1928.110 | 1 toilet + 1 hand-wash anyway |
| 11–20 | 1 toilet + 1 hand-wash | Same, towable if blocks change weekly |
| 21–40 | 2 + 2 | Second weekly service May–Sept |
| 41–60 | 3 + 3 | Split between the two farthest rows |
Rule text: OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 field sanitation. Not legal advice.
Grove placement tips
- Set units at the row end nearest the farm road, not between trees where the truck cannot turn.
- Stay off canal banks and low spots that hold irrigation water.
- Send a Google Maps pin; grove gates often have no street number.
- Ask for towable units when the crew moves blocks every few days.
- Name a foreman with a phone; the driver calls that person, in English or Spanish, before turning off the paved road.
Which Mission neighborhoods and communities do you serve?
Jason Rental Works serves Mission ZIP codes 78572, 78573 and 78574, from Sharyland Plantation to the older streets around Conway Avenue downtown. Mission-address communities outside city limits ride the same route, but county rules apply there. Mission had about 85,800 residents in 2020.
We serve within Mission
- Sharyland Plantation
- Downtown / Conway Avenue
- I-2 / US 83 corridor
- Groves by map pin
- Outside city limits
Next stops east: Edinburg and Pharr. County overview: Hidalgo County delivery.
Which Mission rules affect where a porta potty can go?
Mission has 3 rule sets worth checking: city rules for events inside city limits, park rules for events in city parks, and the Hidalgo County mass-gathering policy for big events outside city limits. The county policy sets the hard number: no more than 50 people per toilet seat.
| Where your event is | Who to ask | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| Inside Mission city limits (private property) | City of Mission; we could not confirm a published special event permit page | Call before you print invitations if you will close a street or sell food |
| A Mission city park | City of Mission Parks & Recreation | Ask whether you must bring your own restrooms and where trucks may enter |
| Large gatherings outside city limits | Hidalgo County mass-gathering policy | 50 people per seat maximum, marked men's and women's units, hand-washing at each bank, file 45 days ahead |
| Any public event | 2010 ADA Standards §213.2 | 5% of units accessible, at least 1 |
The county number is a legal ceiling for big gatherings, not a comfort target. Our own house method is tighter for long events: 1 unit per 35 guests from 4 to 8 hours and 1 per 25 beyond that. A 6-hour fiesta lot with 700 guests clears the county rule with 14 seats, but we would plan 20 units plus a wheelchair-accessible unit.
Which unit fits a Mission event or job?
Mission orders split 3 ways: standard PolyJohn PJN3 units with hand-wash stations for grove and packing crews, deluxe flushing units with sinks for Sharyland backyard parties, and wheelchair-accessible units for public parade-day lots. A restroom trailer with air conditioning suits a summer wedding in Mission humidity.
- Standard PJN3: 43.5" wide, needs a 48" gate.
- Deluxe Fleet with sink: foot-pump flush, lid over the bowl.
- Hand-wash station: 2 foot-pump sinks, pairs with every grove toilet.
Weather and route-day servicing
Mission summers are humid and hot, and Gulf rain can soak field roads in an afternoon. Ask for the second weekly service on crews of 8 or more from May through September.
Weekly service happens on the Valley route day: pump, scrub, sanitize, restock paper and refill sink water, then sign a dated ticket inside the door.

Harvest crew or fiesta party in Mission?
Call 48 hours ahead. One Valley route truck brings every unit, and one shared distance fee covers the trip.
Mission rental questions
Questions taken from real rental calls, answered by our dispatchers.
(956) 396-3700Can I get a porta potty for a Citrus Fiesta parade watch party on Conway Avenue?
How many toilets does a grove crew of 30 need?
What will a Mission delivery cost compared to Laredo?
Is Mission the first Valley stop for your truck?
My address says Mission but I'm outside city limits. Who do I ask about permits?
Can my HOA in Sharyland Plantation say no to a porta potty?
Line up your Mission delivery
Mission is on our Zone 3 Valley route from Laredo: book with 48 hours' notice, and one distance fee covers every unit on that truck. Call with your address, dates and crowd or crew size.
- 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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