Same-day delivery · call by noon 302 Dallas Dr, Denton, TX 76205 Mon–Sat 7 am–7 pm
(940) 275-3799
Two blue porta potties side by side on asphalt next to a commercial building

Updated · Reviewed by the Brandon Rental Works dispatch team

Denton County · 18+ towns · our home county

Porta Potty Rental in Denton County, TX — Same-Day Countywide

  • We deliver porta potties across Denton County, from Sanger and Pilot Point to Lewisville and The Colony — check your ZIP.
  • Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat, in Denton and most Denton County ZIPs. Later calls go out next morning.
  • One standard unit covers about 50 guests for 4 hours or up to 20 workers — size your order.
  • Delivered pumped, sanitized and stocked; jobsite, farm and ranch units get weekly service, included.
  • Your Denton County quote is itemized: unit, days, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax — no out-of-county zone fee.
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Blue porta potty set in a paved alley behind a brick building
Tight-access placement in a paved alley
Two blue standard porta potties on bare dirt at a construction lot
Two standard units on a dirt jobsite
Row of gray, pink and blue porta potties lined up along a home driveway
Backyard party setup along a driveway edge, clear of the garage door

Real photos of Brandon Rental Works units and setups.

Coverage

Which Denton County towns do you deliver porta potties to?

Brandon Rental Works delivers porta potties to every town in Denton County from our yard at 302 Dallas Dr, Denton. That includes 18+ cities and towns, plus unincorporated ranch land and lake communities. Most addresses are 10–40 minutes away, which is why same-day delivery works across the county when you call by noon.

Drive times are approximate for light traffic from 302 Dallas Dr. Same-day delivery covers Denton and most Denton County ZIPs when you call by noon.
TownMain ZIP(s)Main route from our yardTypical drive
Denton76201, 76205, 76207–76210Loop 288, US 380, I-35E/I-35W10–20 min
Corinth76210, 76208I-35E south10–15 min
Lake Dallas & Hickory Creek75065I-35E south15–20 min
Highland Village75077I-35E south, FM 407 west20–25 min
Lewisville75057, 75067, 75077I-35E south25–30 min
Flower Mound75022, 75028I-35E to FM 2499, or US 37725–35 min
Argyle76226US 377 south15–20 min
Northlake76226, 76247, 76262I-35W south20–25 min
Trophy Club76262I-35W south, SH 114 east25–30 min
Justin76247FM 156 or US 377 south20–25 min
Ponder76259FM 156 or US 380 west15–20 min
Krum76249FM 1173 / I-35 north15–20 min
Sanger76266I-35 north15–20 min
Aubrey76227US 380 east, US 377 north20–25 min
Pilot Point76258US 377 north25–30 min
Little Elm75068US 380 east, FM 423 south25–35 min
The Colony75056I-35E to SH 121, or FM 42330–40 min
Carrollton (north part)75007, 75010 (Denton County side)I-35E south35–40 min
Ground conditions

How does Denton County soil change where the porta potty goes?

Denton County sits on 2 soil belts. West of I-35, the Eastern Cross Timbers has sandy soil around Argyle, Krum and Ponder that can bog a truck after rain. East of Denton, the Blackland Prairie has heavy clay that turns slick when wet. On either side, a gravel pad or high spot near the driveway is the safest drop.

Cross Timbers (west)Blackland Prairie (east)
WhereArgyle, Krum, Ponder, western Flower Mound, west of I-35East of Denton toward Aubrey, Little Elm and The Colony
GroundSandy, wooded with post oaksHeavy dark clay, open pasture
After rainSoft sand can bog the truckSlick clay; ruts in lawns
What we doStay on the drive or gravel; cart the unit up to 25 ftSet on concrete or high ground; avoid low spots that hold water
Spring storm season: high winds hit open Denton County land from March to June. On ranches, open lots and new subdivisions, we stake or strap units on request.
Rural address? Send a Google Maps pin or GPS coordinates, the gate code and a contact name. That works for ranches, hunting leases and new lots without a street number yet.
County rules

Do I need a permit for a porta potty in unincorporated Denton County?

A rented porta potty on private land outside city limits usually needs no county permit. Keep it out of the county road right-of-way, which runs 60 feet wide, 30 feet each way from the road's center. A public gathering of more than 2,500 people for 5+ hours outside city limits needs a state mass gathering permit, filed 45 days ahead.

Denton County rule or factWho sets itWhat it means for your rental
Development, culvert and floodplain permits for unincorporated land are issued by Development Services, 3900 Morse St, Denton, 940-349-2990.Denton County. Development ServicesA temporary rented toilet is not a structure on that list, but a new home build on county land will have permits. Our unit goes in at the start.
County road right-of-way is 60 feet: 30 feet each way from the center of the road. Roadside ditches belong to the county.Denton County Transportation & Engineering, 940-349-3430We set units inside your property line, never in the ditch or road shoulder.
Mass gatherings outside city limits — over 2,500 people for 5+ continuous hours, or overnight — need a permit from the county judge, filed at least 45 days ahead.Texas Health & Safety Code Ch. 751. Statute textThe application must describe sanitation. Book restroom counts before you file so the plan is real.
Development Services also enforces the Lake Ray Roberts Land Use Ordinance.Denton CountyProjects near Lake Ray Roberts, around Pilot Point and Sanger, may face extra rules. Ask the county before you build.
Inside city limits, city rules apply.Each citySee each city page above, or our Denton event permit guide.
Not legal advice. Rules and thresholds change. Confirm with Denton County or your city before a large event.
Row of five pink portable toilets with two freestanding hand-wash stations on a concrete pad
Same-day by noon · Mon–Sat

Need a porta potty anywhere in Denton County?

Call by noon Mon–Sat for same-day delivery. One call sets the unit, the date and the drop spot.

Typical rentals

What do Denton County renters rent porta potties for?

Denton County rentals change with the land. The north and west bring ranch work, barn weddings and hunting leases. The south and east bring new subdivisions, remodels and lake weekends on Lewisville Lake. Across all our calls, 17 of 27 were events or parties and 7 were construction or repair jobs.

Ranch land

Ranches, leases and camps

Rural Denton County needs units that the truck can reach on sandy lanes. Farm crews follow OSHA 1928.110: 1 toilet and 1 hand-wash per 20 workers.

Ranch and camp rentals →
Weddings

Barn and ranch weddings

Weddings on family land or at a barn need restrooms guests will like. Flushing units with sinks or a restroom trailer fit best.

Wedding restrooms →
Builders

New subdivisions

Growth along US 380 and the I-35 corridors keeps builders busy. Weekly service, 28-day billing, no contract.

Jobsite toilets →
Lakes

Lewisville Lake and Lake Ray Roberts

Lake-side towns book July 4th and summer weekends early. Take a Thursday drop and Monday pickup.

Big dates

Festival and game weekends

Denton Arts & Jazz Festival (late April), UNT and TWU graduations (May, December) and the North Texas State Fair & Rodeo (August) thin our same-day stock.

Septic homes

Rural homes on septic

Callers on septic told us the same thing: a rented unit keeps party traffic off the tank for the weekend.

From our call logs
12 of 27

renters across all our calls needed a unit within 24–48 hours. Our Denton yard keeps same-day standard units ready for Denton County every morning, Monday through Saturday.

Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.
Unit picker

Which porta potty fits a Denton County job?

A standard PolyJohn PJN3 fits most Denton County jobs: 1 unit per 50 guests for 4 hours, 1 per 35 for 4–8 hours, or 1 per 20 workers. Barn weddings use flushing units with sinks. Ranch crews add a hand-wash station under OSHA's farm rule. Public events need at least 1 wheelchair-accessible unit per cluster.

Denton County jobBest unitWhy
Backyard party or jobsiteStandard porta pottySeat and urinal; same-day stock.
Barn or ranch weddingDeluxe flushing unitFlush, sink, soap and towels.
Farm crew or food eventHand-wash station2 foot-pump sinks; OSHA 1928.110 for farms.
Church, park or public eventWheelchair-accessible unitPolyJohn Comfort XL, roll-in floor.
Crew that moves across a ranchTowable trailer-mounted unitStandard unit on a single-axle trailer.
Servicing

How are porta potties serviced across Denton County?

Every Denton County porta potty leaves our yard pumped, scrubbed, sanitized and stocked. Jobsite, farm and ranch units get 1 service visit per week, included in the 28-day rate, with a dated ticket on the door. Event units need no service for 1–3 days. Denton County averages about 96°F in July, so big summer crews add a second visit.

  1. Pump the 60-gallon tank and add fresh deodorizer.
  2. Scrub and sanitize the seat, urinal, walls and floor.
  3. Restock toilet paper and sanitizer; refill sink water.
  4. Check footing on sand or clay and re-level the unit if it settled.

Not in Denton County?

We also deliver to Dallas and Tarrant County cities on a next-day schedule. See our Tarrant County page or the full service area list.

FAQ

Denton County porta potty questions

How much does a porta potty rental cost in Denton County?
A standard event porta potty anywhere in Denton County usually runs $165–$245 before sales tax for 1–5 days on site, with delivery, setup and pickup. Denton County is our base zone, so there is no out-of-county zone fee. A jobsite unit runs about $145–$215 per 28 days with weekly service. Your itemized quote shows any same-day fee and the tax.
Do I need a county permit for a porta potty on my land outside city limits?
Usually not for a private party or a farm crew on your own land. Denton County Development Services handles development, culvert and floodplain permits, and a temporary rented toilet is not one of those. Keep the unit out of the county road right-of-way. A public gathering of more than 2,500 people may need a state mass gathering permit.
What is a mass gathering permit, and when does it apply?
Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 751 covers gatherings outside city limits of more than 2,500 people (or 500 if most are under 21 and alcohol is served) who stay more than 5 hours or overnight between 10 pm and 4 am. The promoter files with the county judge at least 45 days ahead and must describe sanitation. Confirm with the county.
Can you deliver to a ranch or hunting lease with no address?
Yes. Send a Google Maps pin or GPS coordinates, the gate code and an on-site contact. Ranches near Krum, Ponder, Aubrey and Pilot Point often use a pin plus written directions. If the last stretch is sandy or muddy, we place the unit at the nearest firm spot.
Is same-day delivery available in every Denton County town?
Same-day delivery covers Denton and most Denton County ZIPs when you call (940) 275-3799 by noon, Monday through Saturday. Far corners on a busy day may roll to the first route next morning. Same-day stock is standard units and hand-wash stations. A same-day fee of $0–$95 may apply.
Can I put a porta potty in the ditch by my county road for a yard sale?
No. Denton County's road right-of-way runs 60 feet, 30 feet each way from the center of the road, and ditches on county-maintained roads belong to the county. Set the unit on your side of the fence line on level ground. Our crew can cart an empty unit about 25 feet from the truck.
Which towns are on the sandy side of Denton County?
The Cross Timbers sandy belt runs west of I-35, around Argyle, Krum and Ponder, and into western Flower Mound. The Blackland Prairie clay lies east of Denton, toward Aubrey, Little Elm and The Colony. Sand bogs trucks after rain, and clay turns slick, so pick a firm spot either way.
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Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Your quote lists the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax — before you pay.

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  • Nobody needs to be home — mark the spot and we place it
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