Webb County oilfield

Oilfield toilets for Webb County pads

Pads, pipelines and lease roads: how delivery and service work out in the brush.

Why it matters

About 3 Bcf of gas a day

Webb County is the Eagle Ford's largest natural gas producer, per the Dallas Fed. Most pads sit miles down caliche lease roads.

Location

Send a map pin, not an address

Text the Google Maps pin, gate code, lease name and a site contact. Add any locked inner gates or low-water crossings.

Lease roads

Cattle guards and caliche

Tell us how many guards and gates are on the route. The truck needs a path 10–11 feet wide with no branches under 12 feet.

Moving crews

Crew on the move? Go towable

A towable is a standard unit on a single-axle trailer that follows a pipeline spread. Fixed pads do fine with standard units.

Unit count

1 toilet per 20 workers

Construction crews follow OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51: 1 toilet for 20 or fewer workers, plus hand washing. Your safety lead confirms which rule applies.

Servicing

Weekly service on a route day

Weekly service is included with 28-day billing, set on a regional route day. No contract: call for pickup when the job ends.

Send the pin

Get toilets to your pad

Text the pin, gate code and crew size. Dispatch confirms your zone and route day.

(956) 396-3700

Mon–Sat, 7 am–7 pm · English & Spanish · 3804 San Bernardo Ave, Laredo, TX 78041

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