Oilfield Porta Potty Rentalfor Lease Pads and Frac Sites
Restrooms for drilling, completion, workover and pipeline crews across the Permian side of Lea and Eddy counties and nearby Texas. Delivered by GPS pin, anchored against wind, and serviced on a schedule set by crew size and heat.
- A local person answers
- Itemized quote by text
- No fuel or card fees
Call before 1 p.m. for same-day delivery to Hobbs.
- Can you deliver to me? Yes: lease pads, rigs and frac sites up to 80 miles out in NM and TX, by GPS pin.
- When can it arrive? Same day in Lea County when you call by 11 a.m.; first route tomorrow otherwise.
- Which unit do I need? Standard or trailer-mounted units; add a hand-wash station where crews eat.
- How is it cleaned? Weekly to three times a week, set by crew size and summer heat.
- What's the full cost? A 28-day rate, service visits and any trip charge, all listed upfront.
A local person answers, Mon–Sat 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
What restrooms does a lease pad or frac site need?
A lease pad with a small crew needs 1 standard porta potty with sanitizer, serviced weekly. A frac or drilling site running 24 hours with 20 to 60 people needs 3 to 6 units, a hand-wash station near the break trailer, and service two or three times a week, depending on heat.
Federal rules are the same as construction: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51 sets 1 seat and 1 urinal per 40 workers once a crew passes 20. Many operators set stricter site rules, so send us your company standard and we match it.
How do you find a pad with no street address?
Pads with no address are found by GPS pin. Drop a pin in your maps app on the spot you want the unit, text it with the lease and pad name, and add the gate code. The driver saves that pin and uses it for delivery, every service visit and pickup.
- Note cattle guards, low-water crossings and locked gates on the route.
- Give us the company man or site contact if the pad needs a check-in or safety briefing.
- If the pad sits more than 10 miles off pavement, we confirm any trip charge before booking.
How often are oilfield porta potties serviced?
Oilfield porta potties are serviced weekly when 10 or fewer people use each unit in mild weather. Summer heat and 24-hour crews raise that to twice or three times a week. Each visit pumps the tank, sanitizes the inside, and restocks toilet paper and sanitizer.
| Users per unit per day | Mild weather (Oct–Apr) | Summer heat (May–Sep) |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 5 | Weekly | Weekly |
| 6–10 | Weekly | Twice a week |
| 11–20 | Twice a week | Three times a week |
| 24-hour frac spread | Twice a week minimum | Three times a week |
Can a porta potty move with the rig or pipeline crew?
Yes. Trailer-mounted porta potties sit on a small single-axle trailer with a 2-inch ball hitch, so your crew can tow them pad to pad. Text the new GPS pin when you move and the next service finds the unit. Trailer units can include an outside hand-wash sink.
How do you keep units upright in Permian wind?
Units on open pads are anchored with ground stakes or ratchet straps to a fixed object, and the door faces away from the prevailing west and southwest wind. Spring gusts from March to May are strong enough to tip an empty unit, so anchoring is standard on every pad we serve.
More on anchoring and placement in wind.
Questions people ask before booking
Do you serve pads in both New Mexico and Texas?
Yes. We cover pads in Lea and Eddy counties and in Gaines, Andrews, Yoakum and Winkler counties in Texas, up to about 80 miles from Hobbs.
Can you invoice the operator instead of the contractor?
Yes. Give us the billing company and AFE or PO number. The delivery site and the billing address can be different.
What if the gate code changes?
Text the new code. Service visits are not charged as missed if we are locked out; we return the same day once we have access.
Do you rent units for man camps and crew housing?
Yes. Standard units, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers for camps during water or sewer work, serviced on a schedule set by headcount.
How fast can you get a unit to a pad near Jal or Loving?
Call by 11 a.m. for Jal and by 10 a.m. for Loving for same-day delivery. Later calls are first on the next morning's route.
Get a written quote
Six quick fields. Connor texts back an itemized price with the unit, delivery, pickup, servicing and tax on separate lines. Quotes go out by text in about 15 minutes during business hours.
In a hurry? Calling is faster.
Call now(575) 213‑3495Phone: (575) 213-3495 · Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Mountain