Do you deliver porta potties across Johnson County?
Yes. Jeffrey Rental Works delivers porta potties across Johnson County, which has 218,048 residents and its seat in Cleburne. We serve the cities below with their own pages, plus Cleburne, Joshua, Keene, Alvarado and Godley. Same-day delivery is available from our Irving yard when you call before noon.
| Fact | Johnson County |
|---|---|
| County seat | Cleburne |
| Population | 218,048 (2025 estimate) |
| Area | 734 sq mi |
| Cities with local pages | Burleson, Crowley (south), Mansfield (south) |
| Also served | Cleburne, Joshua, Keene, Alvarado and Godley |
Johnson County cities we serve
What permits apply to porta potties in Johnson County?
In unincorporated Johnson County, Development Services issues development permits before construction begins, plus septic, road bore and subdivision permits. Rural builds without sewer often rent a porta potty until septic is approved. Mass gatherings outside city limits follow Texas Chapter 751, with the county judge issuing the permit.
Source: Johnson County Development Services — "Issuing Development Permits for any new development (Including Mobile Homes) before construction begins in the unincorporated areas of Johnson County." Johnson County grew about 21% from 2020 to 2025.
Planning summary only, not legal advice. Confirm with the county or city office.
Delivery and access across Johnson County
Johnson County is our longest regular drive, about 38 miles to Burleson via I-35W, so call early for same-day delivery. Rural lots often have gravel or dirt drives, cattle guards and long setbacks. Tell us the surface and distance from the road, and whether a gate must be closed behind our truck.
What do Johnson County customers rent most?
Johnson County customers rent units for rural home builds waiting on septic approval, ranch and farm crews, tournaments at Chisenhall Fields in Burleson, and outdoor sales events that Burleson requires to provide restrooms. Farms with 11 or more field workers follow OSHA 1928.110: 1 toilet and 1 hand wash station per 20 workers.
- Rural home builds before septic is approved
- Farm and ranch field crews under OSHA 1928.110
- Tournaments at Chisenhall Fields in Burleson
- Outdoor sales events that must provide restrooms under Burleson rules
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 Johnson County on our unit comparison page.