Onion Creek Porta Potty Rental
Most of what we deliver into Onion Creek is unremarkable and that is the point — standard units in the right quantity, a hand-wash station beside them, and a service visit that turns up when it said it would.
Worth knowing
Three things we get right
Long jobs priced as long jobs
You get an arrival window rather than a vague day. The driver works from placement notes taken when you booked, so nothing gets guessed at on site.
One flat number
The count comes from the standard event and construction sizing, adjusted for whether drinks are being served and how spread out the site is. It is not a guess.
Units that leave the yard clean
A unit in the wrong place gets avoided, and an avoided unit is money spent on nothing. The driver confirms placement on arrival rather than dropping and leaving.
Five units
Units that come out here
The same five units go out here as everywhere else. Which of them you need depends entirely on who is using them and for how long.
Standard Porta PottyCarries the count on almost every job we run.See this unit
Deluxe Flushing RestroomThe one people notice by not noticing it.See this unit
ADA Accessible RestroomWhat the permit means when it specifies accessible.See this unit
Portable Hand Wash StationFoot-pump sink, soap and towels, no plumbing needed.See this unit
Luxury Restroom TrailerVanities, lit mirrors and a temperature that holds.See this unitNearby
Onion Creek and around it
The neighborhood is built around the golf course and the creek it is named for, and the creek's flood history is why so much of the low ground is parkland now.
Creek-side placement has to stay out of the flood fringe, so we set units on the high side of a site and note it on the ticket.
Roads we come in on
- I-35
- Onion Creek Parkway
- Slaughter Lane
- South Congress
Around here
- the Onion Creek Club
- Onion Creek Metropolitan Park
- the creek greenbelt
- McKinney Falls just east
Delivery
Trucks, ground and access
Getting a truck to you
Firm and roughly level is all a unit needs. Caliche, gravel, grass and slab are all fine. What causes trouble is a slope steep enough that the unit does not sit square, and ground soft enough that a loaded truck sinks into it.
The truck needs a route in and somewhere firm to set the unit down. Those two things settle almost every delivery question. If either is complicated at your site, telling us at the booking stage is what keeps it simple on the day.
Straight up
Questions about Onion Creek
What does a rental in Onion Creek cost?
It comes off the unit mix, how long you need it, how often it is serviced and how far the run is. You get the whole figure on the call as one number, tax included, rather than a rate that grows on the invoice.
Can a unit sit on grass or gravel here?
Both are fine, along with caliche and slab. What matters is that the ground is firm and roughly level. A unit that cannot sit square does not seal properly.
Do you rent hand-wash stations on their own in Onion Creek?
Yes. Food trailers, caterers and work crews order the sink by itself regularly. It is a twin-basin foot-pump unit with fresh water, soap and towels, and it needs no hookup.
Do you handle long-term rentals here?
That is a large share of the work. Anything past about a month goes onto a monthly rate with servicing included, which lands well below the weekly equivalent.
What happens if a unit gets knocked over in Onion Creek?
Call and we swap it. Wind and backing up vehicles do it often enough that a replacement is part of running a rental rather than an argument about fault.
How short can a rental in Central Texas be?
A week is the usual minimum outside of weekend event rates. There is no minimum on the number of units — a single hand-wash station is a normal booking.
Renting in Onion Creek?
Give us the address, the dates and a rough headcount and you get the whole number on the call — drop-off, servicing, pickup and tax.