Porta Potty Rental FAQ for Hobbs and Lea County

Same day in Hobbs when you call by 1 p.m. Mountain, Monday through Saturday. Other towns have earlier cutoffs listed on our same-day page. Calls after the cutoff are first on the next morning's route.

Usually not. Next-day orders can be placed until 7 p.m. the night before for most towns we serve, and you can ask for the first stop of the morning.

Yes. Event units are delivered the day before, so the unit is in place well before guests arrive. If it has to be same-day, call early and we book a morning window.

You get a two-hour delivery window when you book, and the driver texts about 30 minutes before arriving. Exact minutes depend on the live route.

No. Mark the spot, leave the gate open or share the code, and the driver texts a photo of the placed unit.

Yes. Add a note when you book and the driver calls when close instead of only texting.

Yes. Text a GPS pin dropped on the exact spot, plus the lease or property name and any gate code.

Yes. Connor Rental Works is owned by Connor and runs from Hobbs. The person who answers is local, and our own trucks deliver and service every unit.

Yes. We deliver to towns up to about 80 miles out, including Lovington, Eunice, Jal, Tatum, Carlsbad, Artesia, Seminole, Andrews, Denver City and Kermit. See all service areas.

Two or three days is enough for most weekends. Book 2 to 3 weeks ahead for holiday weekends and Lea County Fair week, and 3 to 6 weeks for a restroom trailer.

We deliver Monday through Saturday. Units for Saturday or Sunday events arrive on Friday so they are ready early.

No. One event price covers up to 5 days on site, so the extra days cost nothing.

The first business day after the holiday, usually Tuesday.

Yes, for an added fee shown on your quote. Most customers keep it until the next business day at no charge.

Call or text before the holiday. We deliver the day before so you have it on the holiday itself.

A standard unit starts at $175 for an event or short job with delivery and pickup in Lea County, and $165 per 28 days on a monthly rental plus a one-time $65 delivery and pickup. See the pricing guide.

Event prices include both. Monthly rentals show one delivery and pickup line in the first 28-day cycle only.

Tax is its own line on every quote: New Mexico gross receipts tax or Texas sales tax, based on the delivery address.

No. The quote is the total, with no fuel, card or environmental fees added later.

Yes. Every quote goes out by text or email, itemized, so you can show it to a spouse, pastor, boss or sponsor before you book.

Price depends on distance, and Lea County is flat-rate while other counties have a distance line. A ZIP code is enough for a ballpark; the full address is needed only to book.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover through a secure text link, so you never read your card number aloud. Approved business accounts can pay by invoice or check.

No deposit. Event rentals are paid when booked; monthly rentals are paid at the start of each cycle.

Churches, schools and nonprofits get 10 percent off event units, and 5 or more units on one order get 10 percent off the unit rate.

Yes. The billing contact and the delivery address can be different; we send the invoice wherever you tell us.

No. One event price covers up to 5 days on site. Rentals over 7 days bill per 28 days.

There is no hourly rate. The event price covers the day before through the next business day, so a few hours costs the same as a weekend.

Monthly rentals bill every 28 days with four weekly services included. The first cycle includes delivery and pickup; later cycles are the unit rate only.

It rolls into the next 28-day cycle automatically. Text us whenever you want it picked up.

No. Billing stops on the day you ask for pickup, even if the truck picks it up a day later.

Yes. Seasonal units bill per 28 days only while they are on site, with weekly service.

Monthly rentals are serviced once a week on a fixed day. Busy units in summer heat can add a second weekly visit.

The tank is pumped, the seat, urinal, floor and walls are cleaned and sanitized, toilet paper and sanitizer are restocked, and fresh deodorizer is added.

Event units arrive sanitized and stocked and do not need service for a 1- or 2-day event. Multi-day events can add a mid-event visit for $45.

Yes. Text us and we add a service visit, usually within one business day, for $45.

Yes. Tell us your work days and we schedule the weekly visit on a day the site is open.

No. We service only our own units, so we know their condition and can stand behind the service.

No. A licensed septic pumping company handles RV tanks and septic systems.

A seat, a urinal, a hand-sanitizer dispenser, two rolls of toilet paper, a mirror, a coat hook, a vent stack and an inside lock.

Yes. Sink units have a foot-pump sink with fresh water, soap and towels inside the same small footprint.

On sink units, it is inside. Hand-wash stations are separate two-sink stands placed next to the toilets. Trailer-mounted units can have an outside sink.

Yes. Flushing units rinse the bowl with fresh water by foot pump and handle about 150 flushes per fill.

Yes. Our wheelchair-accessible units have a ground-level floor, grab bars and room for a 60-inch turning circle. See accessible units.

Yes. Two-stall to four-stall trailers with flushing toilets, running water, lights and AC. See restroom trailers.

Yes: a standard 20-amp outlet and a garden hose. Without them, we quote a generator and fresh-water tank.

Yes, a combination lock is free on request.

Yes. Ask when you get your quote, or see real photos on our units page.

Two for a 4-hour event, three for 6 hours, four for 8 hours, plus one more if alcohol is served. Try the calculator.

OSHA's minimum is 1 unit with a seat and urinal for 21 to 40 workers. With weekly service, we recommend 3 units for 25 workers.

Yes for up to 10 workers with weekly service.

A two-stall trailer covers about 100 guests at a 5-hour event. Choose three stalls if there is a bar or the event runs past 6 hours.

Yes. Text us by Wednesday for a weekend event and we add them to the same delivery.

Yes, through a gate at least 4 feet wide on a firm path, within about 30 feet of where the truck can park.

A gentle slope is fine; a steep one is not. The unit must sit level so it does not rock or tip.

Yes. Concrete pads are a good spot as long as the service truck can reach within about 30 feet.

Small moves are fine if it stays upright and within the truck's reach. Tell us where it went. Damage from moving it is billed at repair cost.

Not when anchored. We stake or strap units on open ground and face doors away from the prevailing wind.

Share the code or a key location. If we are locked out, you get a text and we return once the gate is open.

Drivers stay on hard surfaces when possible. We are not responsible for tire marks on soft lawns after rain or for unmarked sprinkler lines, so point out anything we should avoid.

The renter covers vandalism, theft and fire damage. Placing units in a lit or fenced area and using a lock prevents most problems.

Yes. Builders put several units on one account, with one invoice per cycle and units moved as houses finish.

Yes, by GPS pin, with the lease name and gate code.

Yes. Trailer-mounted units tow with a 2-inch ball. Text the new pin before service day.

Yes, two-sink stations refilled on every service visit.

Yes. Add it when you book and it appears on every invoice.

Construction follows 29 CFR 1926.51; farm field crews follow 1928.110. Read our plain-English OSHA guide.

Yes. One standard unit covers about 50 guests at a 4-hour party.

Yes, with 10 percent off for churches. Add a hand-wash station when food is served.

Yes: standard and sink units for ranch weddings, or a restroom trailer for formal ones.

Event units are kept for events only and are the newest in our yard.

Yes. We size units to your permit or venue requirements, including accessible units per ADA 213.2.

Yes. These are booked like any event, delivered the day before.

Yes. Short projects use the event price; longer ones bill per 28 days with weekly cleaning.

Yes in Hobbs when you call by 1 p.m., and on the same day in most nearby towns with an earlier call.

Yes. A unit with a sink or a unit plus hand-wash station keeps staff and customers covered until repairs are done.

Usually one sink unit, or a standard unit plus a hand-wash station, for each 50 people expected at services.

Yes, with restroom trailers, standard and accessible units and hand-wash stations, serviced daily. Call with the headcount.

A standard or sink unit serviced weekly takes pressure off the RV's holding tank.

Yes, free of charge with at least 24 hours' notice.

Cancel at least 24 hours before delivery for a full refund. Inside 24 hours, a $65 trip charge applies once the truck is loaded.

Yes, up to the day before delivery, on the same truck.

Call or text the number on your invoice. Billing stops that day and pickup follows within one business day.

Event units are picked up automatically on the scheduled day. Monthly units stay until you ask, so nobody loses a unit they still need.

Yes, a text and email confirmation with your delivery window, quote and a link to manage the order.

Yes. The driver can text both you and a foreman or event lead.