Do you deliver porta potties across Dallas County?
Yes. Jeffrey Rental Works delivers porta potties across Dallas County, which has 2,661,397 residents and its seat in Dallas. We serve the cities below with their own pages, plus Coppell, Carrollton, Dallas (west and north), Richardson, Garland, Mesquite and Cedar Hill. Same-day delivery is available from our Irving yard when you call before noon.
| Fact | Dallas County |
|---|---|
| County seat | Dallas |
| Population | 2,661,397 (2025 estimate) |
| Area | 908.6 sq mi |
| Cities with local pages | Irving, Grand Prairie, Farmers Branch, University Park, Highland Park |
| Also served | Coppell, Carrollton, Dallas (west and north), Richardson, Garland, Mesquite and Cedar Hill |
Dallas County cities we serve
What permits apply to porta potties in Dallas County?
In unincorporated Dallas County, development activity needs a county permit from Unincorporated Area Services. A mass gathering outside city limits needs a county permit filed 60 days ahead, with a $350 fee, and the application asks for the number of restrooms. Inside a city such as Irving, the city's rules apply instead.
Dallas County's mass gathering application must be filed 60 days ahead (stricter than the state's 45), carries a $350 fee, asks for the "Number of Restrooms," and follows the state sanitation standard of no more than 50 people per toilet seat (Dallas County mass gathering application; 25 TAC §265.3). Development permits in unincorporated areas come from Dallas County Public Works.
Planning summary only, not legal advice. Confirm with the county or city office.
Delivery and access across Dallas County
Dallas County is our home county. Our yard on North Belt Line Road in Irving sits near SH-183, SH-114 and Loop 12, so most Dallas County addresses west of downtown Dallas can get same-day delivery when they call before noon. Older close-in cities like Highland Park and University Park have alley rules we plan for.
What do Dallas County customers rent most?
Dallas County customers rent standard porta potties for remodels and teardown rebuilds in older close-in cities, multi-unit job site setups for apartment projects such as Mercer Crossing in Farmers Branch, and event units for permitted Irving events that must meet the city code table. Highland Park and University Park jobs usually need alley placement.
- Remodels and rebuilds in Highland Park and University Park (alley placement, screening rules)
- Apartment and mixed-use jobs around Mercer Crossing and Las Colinas
- Permitted Irving events under Code Chapter 33B
- Office and warehouse restroom renovations near DFW Airport
How many units does a rural event or job need?
A rural Texas event outside city limits with more than 2,500 people for over 5 hours is a mass gathering, and state rules allow no more than 50 people per toilet seat. A 3,000-person gathering needs at least 60 toilets. Construction sites follow OSHA: 1 toilet for up to 20 workers, then 1 per 40.
Sources: 25 TAC §265.3, 29 CFR 1926.51. Try our calculator for smaller events.
Compare every unit we deliver in Dallas County on our unit comparison page.