Athens Portable Restroom Rentals — Delivered & Serviced — By Phone
Pouring a pad off Highway 31, working a cattle sale on the fairgrounds, or setting up a fish fry down at Cedar Creek Lake — we spot clean units, hold one price and keep them pumped. Start with a call to (430) 243-4566.
Booking line open Mon–Sat 6am–6pm · Weekly service included · Athens, TX
The workhorse off Loop 7The everyday unit on job sites off Loop 7 and in backyards all over Henderson County — stocked, built for a muddy piney-woods lot and pumped once a week.
A little more to itA little more to it
Roll-in unit for the fairgroundsRoll-in unit for the fairgrounds
Sink stand for the fry lineTwo- and four-station sinks stocked with soap, paper towels and fresh water — the piece you want near a smoker, a fry line or a crowd.
Lakeside trailer with real sinksLakeside trailer with real sinks
Around Athens, OSHA 1926.51 sets the floor for ranch and build sites: crews up to twenty get one toilet minimum, and every 40 workers beyond twenty get a urinal plus a seat.
A four-hour lake party or church picnic usually works with one porta potty for every 50 guests. Call with a headcount and we'll check the numbers for Cedar Creek Lake.
Pasture weddings with a bar, or festivals running past dark, deserve more units than the starting ratio so nobody waits in line through the toasts.
When a porta potty rental includes several units, 5 percent or more should be accessible, minimum one. A handwash station near the buffet line helps a lot.
Give us the address, the dates and about how many people, and we'll put a flat price on the whole thing before you're off the phone.
Our driver brings the truck in — caliche road, cul-de-sac or a field out by the lake — sets each unit where you want it and picks a service pace to match.
Pump-outs come around on schedule for as long as you keep the unit, and we haul everything off the day you're done.
Lake lots around Cedar Creek slope toward the water, so set units on the high, level side of the property where the service truck can back in without crossing soft shoreline grass.
East Texas summers bring upper-90s heat and sticky humidity, so units for an all-day cook-off should sit in shade and get serviced before a second day starts.
Rural Henderson County drops often run through a locked gate or across a pasture, so leave it open or share the combination and point out low spots that hold water.
April and May thunderstorms can soak sandy lanes overnight, so choose a placement next to gravel or pavement and ask for stakes on open fields where gusts run strong.
Old Fiddlers Reunion on the courthouse square and Trinity Valley Community College campus events.
Cedar Creek Lake marinas, boat-ramp gatherings and new retail pads along State Highway 334.
Lakeside home construction near Cedar Creek Lake and youth ball tournaments around Mabank schools.
West-shore fishing tournaments and cabin remodels along Highway 31 on Cedar Creek Lake.
Rural lots east of Athens off Highway 31, often hosting church picnics and pasture weddings.
Ranch land, hunting leases and fence-line projects along U.S. 175 between Athens and Mabank.
▲Month-to-month units for crews on everything from lake-house builds off FM 317 to the metal-building jobs out toward Malakoff, on a loop the foreman never has to call in.
★Units dropped before the first truck pulls in and gone the next business day — church socials, fairgrounds gatherings and family cookouts out in the county.
♥Deluxe units and restroom trailers that suit a lakeside wedding or a barn reception instead of sticking out as the eyesore parked off in the pasture.
♪Full rows set out and serviced for the Uncle Fletch Hamburger Cook-Off, the Texas Fiddlers' Contest and any weekend that packs the square.
◷Units that stay set through phased builds, remote rig sites and seasonal ranch work — and they take an East Texas summer without a hitch.
!Quick-turn units and a trailer for the morning a main breaks under the square, a storm crew stages out at the lake, or a fish fry pulls twice the crowd anybody planned for.
Figure roughly $110–$185 a week for a standard unit, and the drop, the weekly service and the pickup are all sitting in that; flush units, ADA units and trailers cost more, and a spot down a washed-out lake road can bump it up. Call (430) 243-4566 and we'll give you a number we'll stick to.
Most Athens & the surrounding area orders are on a truck inside the day, and the stragglers go the next business morning. Reach us early and let us know about a locked pasture gate or a soft caliche drive so the driver can figure the way in.
A fair start at a four-hour event is one standard unit for every 50 folks, more once beer or wine is being poured, and one for every ten hands on a site. Work the estimator below and we'll settle the count on the phone.
No. An event rental is set to your date, and a job-site unit just carries over month to month, so we pull it the day you tell us you're through.
It is. The weekly pumping, restocking and washing rides inside the one rate, and a heavy site or a long cook-off weekend just shifts to a shorter cycle.
A single call to (430) 243-4566 handles the drop, the service and the haul-off across Athens and the surrounding Texas area.
