Two blue porta potties side by side on asphalt next to a commercial building

Updated October 6, 2026 · Reviewed by the Brandon Rental Works dispatch team

Remodels · Farms · Offices · 2–5 month jobs

Monthly & Long-Term Porta Potty Rental in Denton, TX

We place long-term porta potties at homes, farms and jobsites across Denton County — check your ZIP.
Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat; next-day for orders booked by 5 pm.
One standard unit covers up to 10 workers on weekly service — see crew counts.
Weekly service is included: pump, scrub, sanitize, restock and a dated service ticket.
Billed every 28 days, no contract. Your quote itemizes the cycle, service, delivery, pickup and tax.

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Inside a blue standard porta potty: toilet seat, urinal, vent pipe and paper holder — Standard unit interior: seat, urinal, vent pipe and paper holder

Two blue standard porta potties on bare dirt at a construction lot — Two standard units on a dirt jobsite

Gray porta potty interior with seat and toilet paper dispenser stocked with rolls — Restocked toilet paper dispenser

Real photos of Brandon Rental Works units and setups.

Billing cycle

How does a monthly porta potty rental work?

A monthly porta potty rental at Brandon Rental Works is billed every 28 days, not by calendar month, and each 28-day cycle includes a weekly service visit. The rental clock starts on drop-off day. There is no contract: the rental renews every 28 days until you call for pickup.

	Our 28-day cycle	Calendar-month billing
Length	Always 28 days, 4 weekly services	28 to 31 days; service count varies
Cycles per year	13	12
Start date	The day the unit is dropped off	Often the 1st of the month or the booking date
Contract	None	Varies
Weekly service	Included in every cycle	Varies
Ending	Call for pickup, 1–2 business days	Varies

A 28-day cycle lines up with 4 weekly service visits. You never pay for a fifth partial week that was not serviced. Price ranges are in the FAQ below and on the porta potty rental cost guide.

Weekly service

What does weekly service include on a long-term porta potty?

Weekly service on a long-term porta potty includes 5 steps: pumping the 60-gallon holding tank, scrubbing and sanitizing the inside, restocking toilet paper and sanitizer, checking the latch and footing, and hanging a dated service ticket on the door. One visit per week is included in every 28-day cycle.

Pump the holding tank and recharge it with fresh deodorizer.
Scrub and sanitize the seat, urinal, walls, floor and door handle.
Restock toilet paper and sanitizer; refill water, soap and towels on sink units.
Check the latch, vent and level footing. Reset the unit if rain washed out the ground.
Ticket: a dated service ticket hangs inside the door as your record.

Nobody needs to be there for service. Keep the service side within about 25 feet of a path the pump truck can drive.

How often should a long-term unit be serviced?

Use	Service we suggest
1–10 workers, 40-hr week	Weekly (included)
11–20 workers	2× per week
10+ workers, June–September	2× per week
Office or shop, light use	Weekly (included)
Farm crew in harvest	Ask dispatch; often 2×

Denton's July highs average about 96°F, which speeds odor in the tank.

Start & stop

When does the rental clock start, and how do I end a long-term rental?

The long-term rental clock starts on the day the porta potty is dropped off, not the day you book or pay. The rental ends when you call (940) 275-3799 for pickup. Pickup happens within 1–2 business days of your call, and long-term units are never picked up automatically.

Book by phone or quote form. Leave the end date open.
Pay the first 28-day cycle upfront by card or secure invoice link.
Day 1 = drop-off day. The driver texts about 30 minutes ahead.
Weekly service comes every week on our route; nobody needs to be there.
Autopay every 28 days, with an emailed invoice.
Call for pickup when the job ends. We collect within 1–2 business days.

From our call logs

long-term callers in our 2026 review were on 28-day billing, and none needed a contract. Long-term units never leave on their own: you call for pickup when the job is done.

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

Before you re-grade or pour: call us. A used porta potty cannot be moved until it is pumped. We pump and reset it on the next route.

Row of five pink portable toilets with two freestanding hand-wash stations on a concrete pad

Same-day by noon · Mon–Sat

Starting a job that runs for months?

Call by noon Mon–Sat for same-day delivery in Denton County. Weekly service and 28-day autopay are set up on the same call.

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Payment

How does autopay work on a 28-day porta potty rental?

Autopay on a 28-day porta potty rental charges the card on file at the start of each new cycle, after the first cycle is paid upfront. An invoice is emailed every 28 days. We take Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and debit cards. Business accounts may be set up for invoicing instead of autopay.

No cash. Card by phone or through the secure Pay Now invoice link.
Billing ZIP must match what your bank has on file, or the card declines.
Company name on the order is fine. Homeowners can put it in their own name.
Tax is its own line: Denton sales tax is 8.25%.
Damage from vandalism, fire, tipping or loss is billed to the renter; normal wear is ours.

Full billing and cancellation terms are on the rental terms page.

From our call logs

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callers had a card decline because the billing ZIP did not match. On a long-term rental that also stops autopay, so update your card if you move or change banks.

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

Farms

How many porta potties does a farm crew need under OSHA?

OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 requires 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility for every 20 farmworkers, or fraction of 20, within a quarter-mile walk of where they work. The rule covers agricultural employers with 11 or more workers doing hand labor in the field on a given day. A sink unit or a hand-wash station covers the handwashing part.

Legal minimum from OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110. Confirm how the rule applies to your operation with OSHA or your safety advisor; this is not legal advice.
Field workers (hand labor)	OSHA 1928.110 minimum	What we place
11–20	1 toilet + 1 handwashing facility	1 standard + 1 hand-wash station, or 1 deluxe with sink
21–40	2 toilets + 2 handwashing facilities	2 standard + 2 hand-wash stations
41–60	3 toilets + 3 handwashing facilities	3 standard + 3 hand-wash stations
Crew moves across fields	Within a ¼-mile walk	Towable trailer-mounted units

One farm LLC in our call logs wanted a toilet with a sink inside, booked on a 28-day cycle, and gave us a gate code for the driver. That is a typical farm setup. Compare the deluxe unit with a sink and the hand-wash station.

Legal minimum vs our recommendation. 1928.110 sets the count and the quarter-mile distance. We suggest a hand-wash station next to every farm toilet, even for smaller crews, because field work means dirty hands before lunch.

Harvest or hunting season only?

Season-length rentals are on our seasonal porta potty rental page.

Common long-term jobs

Which jobs need a long-term porta potty for 2 to 5 months?

Home remodels, new home builds, farm work, landscape installs and office or shop restroom outages are the long-term porta potty jobs we see in Denton. Remodels in our call logs ran 1 to 3 months, and one landscape company planned about 5 months at a remote ranch. Each job uses the same 28-day cycle with weekly service.

Job	Typical length	Usual setup	Watch for
Home remodel (kitchen, bath, addition)	1–3 months	1 standard unit on the driveway edge	HOA placement rules; keep the garage clear
New home build, owner-managed	Open-ended	1 standard unit, add 1 at peak trades	Confirm whether your builder already supplies one
Landscape or nursery job at a ranch	About 5 months	Sink units, some trailer-mounted	GPS pin, gate code, sandy roads
Farm or orchard crew	Season or year-round	Toilet + hand washing per 20 workers	OSHA 1928.110 quarter-mile rule
Office or shop restroom outage	1–2 cycles	Deluxe unit with sink	Place near a door with a firm path

Construction crews with OSHA counts should read the construction site toilet page. Remodeling homeowners can use the home remodel porta potty guide.

Placement

Where should a long-term porta potty sit so service runs every week?

A long-term porta potty should sit on level, firm ground with its service side within about 25 feet of a path the pump truck can drive every week. The truck needs about 10–11 feet of width and 12 feet of overhead clearance. Gravel or high ground beats soft lawn after Denton rains.

West of I-35 (Argyle, Krum, Ponder side): sandy Cross Timbers soil can bog the truck after rain.
East of Denton: Blackland Prairie clay turns slick and units can lean.
Spring storms March–June: we stake or strap units on open lots on request.
Summer: shade slows odor; July highs average about 96°F.
Locked gates: give us a code. A locked gate on service day means a missed visit.

Standard long-term unit

ModelPolyJohn PJN3
Size43.5" W × 47" D × 91" H
Holding tank60 gal
Weight emptyAbout 175 lb
InsideSeat, urinal, mirror, vent

Full standard unit specs

FAQ

Long-term and monthly rental questions

Is it a monthly rate?

It is a 28-day rate, not a calendar month. A standard long-term unit typically runs $145–$215 per 28 days before tax, and that includes a service visit every week. 13 cycles cover a full year. Your itemized quote shows the cycle price, delivery, pickup and tax.

Do I need to set a pickup date now?

No. Leave the end date open. The rental renews every 28 days with no contract, and you call (940) 275-3799 when the job is done. Pickup happens within 1–2 business days of your call.

Can I extend if the job runs over?

Yes, and you do not have to do anything. A long-term rental keeps renewing every 28 days until you call for pickup, so a job that runs 3 weeks late just rolls into the next cycle with weekly service included.

Will I get a bill every month, or is it autopay?

Autopay. The first 28-day cycle is paid upfront, then the card on file is charged at the start of each new cycle, with an emailed invoice. Business accounts may be set up for invoicing instead. We take Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and debit.

What if the job pauses for a few weeks?

You have two choices. Keep the unit on site and billing continues every 28 days with weekly service, or call for pickup and book a fresh delivery when work restarts. There is no contract, so either way works. Dispatch can help you compare the two on your quote.

Can I add a second unit in the middle of the job?

Yes. Call or text (940) 275-3799 and we add the unit to the next route; same-day delivery is possible when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. The new unit starts its own 28-day cycle on its drop-off day, with weekly service included.

Does a farm rental work the same way?

Yes. Farm rentals use the same 28-day cycle with weekly service, no contract and call-for-pickup. Farms with 11 or more hand-labor field workers should also check OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110: 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk. A standard unit typically runs $145–$215 per 28 days before tax.

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Driver calls or texts about 30 minutes before arrival
Nobody needs to be home — mark the spot and we place it
Weekend events: Friday drop, Monday pickup, no extra rental charge

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