About Gary Rental Works
We’re a Brownsville-based portable restroom company. The person who answers your call works alongside the drivers who deliver your unit and the technicians who clean it, so questions and problems are handled in-house.

Company facts
- Office
- 3101 E 14th St, Brownsville, TX 78521
- Phone
- (956) 396‑3637
Built in Brownsville, run by the people who do the work
Gary Rental Works gives Rio Grande Valley builders, families, farms and event organizers a clean, dependable restroom option. We own the equipment, deliver it, clean it on schedule, handle billing and fix problems with our own crew.
The team
- Sanitation technicians trained in the safe handling, transport and disposal of liquid waste.
- CDL-certified drivers experienced with flatbeds and vacuum trucks in tight spaces, active construction zones and unpaved event grounds.
- Logistics dispatchers who know the Valley’s routes, from the Port of Brownsville to the Mission and Edinburg job sites.
Credentials & insurance
- Waste hauling
- Permitted for the extraction, transport and disposal of portable sanitation waste
- Business license
- Registered commercial operator in Brownsville, TX
- Fleet
- Commercially registered vehicles, CDL-endorsed drivers
- General liability
- $2,000,000 aggregate
- Commercial auto
- $1,000,000 combined single limit
- Workers’ comp
- All technicians and drivers
- Certificates
- COI provided to project managers and event organizers on request
- Membership
- Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI)
- Safety training
- OSHA 10-Hour Construction (field supervisors)
Customers we prioritize
Contractors
Residential and commercial builders, remodelers, public works.
Homeowners
Remodels, backyard parties, family events.
Planners & organizers
Weddings, festivals, fairs and community events.
Farms, facilities & municipalities
Harvest crews, commercial facilities, parks and agencies.
Where our information comes from
Prices on this site are real quotes our agents gave callers, shown with what each covered. Equipment dimensions come from the manufacturers’ published specifications (PolyJohn, Satellite Industries). Regulations are cited to their official sources (OSHA and the U.S. Access Board). If something here doesn’t match what you were quoted, the written quote governs—and we’d like to know, so we can fix the page.