Porta Potty Rental in Port Isabel, TX
Portable toilets, ADA units, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers for homes, job sites and events across Port Isabel. Port Isabel is about 21 straight-line miles from our Brownsville office via SH-48 or SH-100, and it is our last stop before the causeway to South Padre Island.
Port Isabel at a glance
- ZIP codes
- 78578
- County
- Cameron
- From our office
- ≈21 mi via SH-48 / SH-100
- Neighbors
- South Padre Island, Laguna Vista, Laguna Heights, Los Fresnos
We serve within Port Isabel
Our drivers deliver to every Port Isabel neighborhood and subdivision, including:
- Downtown Port Isabel & the Lighthouse Square area
- Port Isabel waterfront & marinas
- Laguna Vista (nearby)
- Laguna Heights (nearby)
- Long Island Village
- Port Isabel–South Padre causeway area
- SH-100 corridor
ZIP codes: 78578. Part of our Cameron County service area.
What to know before renting in Port Isabel
Ground, weather & access
Port Isabel is right on the Laguna Madre: salt air, sandy soil and steady wind off the water. Units need a firm, level spot out of the wind and above high-water areas. Hurricane season (June 1–November 30) matters here more than anywhere else we serve.
Where units go in Port Isabel
Common placements: waterfront events and fishing tournaments, marina and seawall construction, restaurant and commercial remodels, and backyard parties in Laguna Vista and Laguna Heights.
Permits & HOA rules
Street, sidewalk and city property placements need permission from the City of Port Isabel. Waterfront and marina sites usually have their own access rules for our driver.
Popular rentals in Port Isabel
ADA-compliant toilet
Waterfront public events and tournaments.
Specs & details →Delivering to Port Isabel
Port Isabel is about 21 miles from our Brownsville office, and our drivers usually come in via SH-48 / SH-100. Deliveries run 8 AM–6 PM, and weekend event units usually arrive on Friday.
Frequently asked questions
Do you serve Laguna Vista and Laguna Heights?
Yes. Both are next to Port Isabel on the same route.
What happens to units on the coast during hurricane season?
Call us when a storm is forecast. Coastal units are the first we lay down, strap or pick up before landfall.
Can a unit sit on sand?
Only on a firm, level base. Loose sand lets a unit lean or sink; a plywood base or a paved spot works better.