Porta Potty Rentals in Denton, Texas

Is Denton too far for same-day delivery?

Denton is about 40 to 45 miles from our yard at 6000 Split Trail Rd in east Plano, roughly 55 to 75 minutes each way. Drivers take SH-121 west to I-35E north, or US-380 west. Same-day delivery to Denton is less likely, so book at least 1 business day ahead. Delivery cost reflects that distance.

We tell you the honest odds on the phone. Same-day delivery is possible Mon–Sat when a truck and unit are free, most often when a truck is already heading north. Any rush charge shows on the quote first.

How to make a Denton delivery go smoothly

• Book weekend events by Wednesday. We drop Friday, sometimes Thursday, and pick up Monday at no extra cost.
• Send a pin or gate photo for rural addresses.
• Order all units at once, so one trip covers the job.

What does Denton's special event permit say about restrooms?

Denton requires a special event permit for 200 or more attendees, or for certain triggers such as street closures. Placing portable toilets on city-owned property is one of those triggers. The city asks for applications at least 60 days ahead, or 90 days with alcohol or amplified sound, and wants restrooms shown on the site map.

Read the City of Denton special event permits page and the application information page for current deadlines. Street closure notices, insurance and site maps are due at least 30 days out.

Bring a unit count and a rough layout to the city. Our festival porta potty guide covers lines, clusters and service for big crowds. Not legal advice.

How many units does a festival or block event need?

A 1,000-person Denton festival running 8 hours with beer needs 40 standard units by our method: 20 base, 10 for length and 10 for alcohol. Add 10 two-station hand wash stations and at least 1 accessible unit in each cluster. Multi-day events also need mid-event service.

Public events add accessible units under ADA 213.2: 5% of each cluster, never fewer than 1.

Renting for a ranch, farm or harvest crew?

OSHA's field sanitation rule applies when 11 or more hand laborers work in the field. The rule calls for 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers, each within a quarter-mile walk. A 30-person harvest crew needs 2 toilets and 2 hand wash setups placed near the work.

Read 29 CFR 1928.110 for the full rule. Crews move, so tell us if the units need to shift fields during the rental.

• Crew work runs on our construction fleet with weekly service.
• Long seasons bill on a 28-day cycle; see our season-long rental guide.
• Ask for a hasp and padlock if the field is near a public road.

Can the truck reach a rural property?

Our truck needs a firm drive and level ground within about 15 feet of the drop spot. On rural Denton land, wet clay and soft pasture can stop a truck after a hard rain. Pick a gravel pad, a barn apron or a packed dirt area near the drive, and send us a photo of the gate.

• Gates: tell us the width and give us the code or lock combo.
• Cattle guards and low wires: mention them when you book.
• After storms: we may reschedule rather than rut your pasture. Cancel or reschedule free until 7 PM the business day before delivery. After that, a trip fee may apply.

Building a barn or a home out of town? See our jobsite toilet guide for OSHA counts.

Throwing a party near UNT or TWU?

Many homes near the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University are rentals on small lots. Get your landlord's OK before you book. An 80-guest, 4-hour party with drinks needs 3 standard units. We set units on the property, not the street, because public right-of-way can need city approval.

A standard unit needs a 48-inch gate to reach a backyard. Older streets in the historic districts often have narrow side yards, so the driveway may be the only spot.

For short parties, our party and weekend guide covers drop-off and pickup at one flat rate.