Porta potty rental in Cameron County, TX
Cameron County is our home county: our office is in Brownsville, and our routes run from the Port of Brownsville and South Padre Island up I-69E to Harlingen.
Cameron County at a glance
- Cities we serve
- 6
- Also served
- Olmito, Rancho Viejo, Laguna Vista, Bayview…
- County seat
- Brownsville
Smaller Cameron County communities we serve
- Olmito
- Rancho Viejo (town)
- Laguna Vista (town)
- Bayview (town)
- Laguna Heights
- Santa Rosa (town)
- Combes (town)
- Primera (town)
- Palm Valley (town)
- Boca Chica / SH-4 corridor
How Cameron County differs by area
Brownsville and the border
The county seat, the Port of Brownsville and the Boca Chica corridor: industrial and port work, new subdivisions and the Valley’s busiest event calendar around Charro Days.
The coast
Port Isabel, Laguna Vista and South Padre Island: sand, salt air, Gulf wind, spring break crowds and the most exposure to hurricanes.
I-69E corridor
San Benito, Harlingen, Rio Hondo and La Feria: steady commercial construction, farms along the Arroyo Colorado and family events.
Permits and county requirements
Private property placements generally need no permit. Inside a city, a unit in the street, on a sidewalk or in a park needs that city’s approval; on county roads in unincorporated areas such as Olmito or the Boca Chica corridor, check with Cameron County. Beach events on South Padre Island and county parks carry their own permit conditions.
Sources: 29 CFR 1926.51 (job sites) and 2010 ADA Standards §213.2 (event restrooms)
Coverage map
Frequently asked questions
Do you serve Olmito and Rancho Viejo?
Yes. Both sit just north of Brownsville on our quickest routes.
Do you serve job sites out toward Boca Chica?
Yes. Tell us about gate access, badge rules and road closures on SH-4 when you book.
How do coastal deliveries work in hurricane season?
We schedule coastal sites on set route days and secure or remove units when a storm is forecast. Call as soon as a watch is issued.