Jacksonville porta potty rental: key facts
- Aaron Rental Works delivers to all of Jacksonville, TX (ZIP 75766) from 2520 E 5th St, Tyler.
- Drive from our yard: about 35 minutes (~28 miles).
- Scheduled route days — book two business days ahead.
- Weekend events: delivered Friday, picked up Monday, about $249–$290 all-in; a small trip fee is quoted up front.
- County: Cherokee County.
Do you deliver porta potties in Jacksonville, TX?
Yes. Aaron Rental Works delivers standard units, sink and flushable units, ADA units and hand-washing stations to all of Jacksonville (ZIP 75766), about 35 minutes from our Tyler yard. It runs on scheduled route days, so book two business days ahead; any trip fee is quoted before you pay.
| Jacksonville, TX | |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 75766 |
| Drive from 2520 E 5th St | ~35 min (~28 mi) |
| Delivery | Scheduled route days |
| Weekend events | Delivered Friday, picked up Monday |
| Trip fee | Small, quoted up front |
What do Jacksonville callers rent most?
Jacksonville calls include June's Tomato Fest week, Lake Jacksonville parties, church homecomings and commercial work along US-69. Every event unit arrives washed and stocked, monthly units are serviced weekly on the same route day, and most callers book in one phone call with delivery, pickup and service quoted as one total.
- Downtown and the Tomato Fest grounds
- Lake Jacksonville homes
- US-69 commercial corridor



Can you supply units for events during Jacksonville's Tomato Fest season?
Yes. Book festival-week units 4–6 weeks ahead, because June also brings graduations and weddings. We deliver on scheduled Cherokee County route days, so give us the event map early. Call (903) 230-3888 and dispatch confirms the Jacksonville delivery day in the same call.
Where should the porta potty go in Jacksonville?
Lake Jacksonville homes often have tight lake drives. In town, place the unit on your property near the curb, not on the sidewalk. Text a photo of the spot with an arrow, keep gates unlocked and pets inside, and the driver calls 30 minutes before arriving.
- Cherokee County deliveries run on scheduled route days — book two business days ahead.
- Lake Jacksonville drives are steep; units go at the top near the road.
- Downtown event blocks need the organizer's OK before units go curbside.
What setups do Jacksonville customers book most?
Most Jacksonville orders fall into three setups: festival-week vendor lot usually takes 2 standard units + hand-wash station; lake jacksonville party, ~40 guests takes 1 sink unit; and church homecoming, ~200 guests takes 4 standard + 1 ada unit + station. Dispatch adjusts the count to your guests, hours and food.
| Occasion | Typical setup | How it's priced |
|---|---|---|
| Festival-week vendor lot | 2 standard units + hand-wash station | Per event, delivered before your date |
| Lake Jacksonville party, ~40 guests | 1 sink unit | Per event, delivered before your date |
| Church homecoming, ~200 guests | 4 standard + 1 ADA unit + station | Per event, delivered before your date |
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Jacksonville porta potty questions
Can you supply units for events during Jacksonville's Tomato Fest season?
Yes. Book festival-week units 4–6 weeks ahead, because June also brings graduations and weddings. We deliver on scheduled Cherokee County route days, so give us the event map early. Call (903) 230-3888 and dispatch confirms the Jacksonville delivery day in the same call.
How far ahead should I book?
Book 1–2 business days ahead for a jobsite unit, 1–2 weeks ahead for a weekend party, and 3–6 weeks ahead for weddings, races and festivals. Book 7–10 days ahead for Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day. Air-conditioned restroom trailers sell out first, so reserve those 4–8 weeks out.
How many units for a church vendor fair?
For 50 vendors and a few hundred shoppers over 4–6 hours, plan 2–3 standard units and one hand-washing station near any food. A church in our log planned “maybe one, possibly two” units and a hand-washing station for its first vendor event. Book the Friday before, since we deliver ahead of Saturday events.
Do I need a wheelchair-accessible porta potty?
If your event is open to the public, plan at least 5% of units in each cluster as accessible, minimum one, under the 2010 ADA Standards §213.2. For private parties, add one whenever a guest uses a wheelchair or walker. A race organizer in our log planned 12 standard and 2 accessible units — one accessible unit at each restroom cluster.
If I rent two units, do I pay delivery twice?
No. We charge one delivery fee per drop, not per unit. A caller pricing two toilets elsewhere was told the $97 delivery fee applied to each unit even on the same truck, which turned $520 into about $700. When your units ride on one truck to one address, you pay delivery once.
How far ahead should I book?
Book 1–2 business days ahead for a jobsite unit, 1–2 weeks ahead for a weekend party, and 3–6 weeks ahead for weddings, races and festivals. Book 7–10 days ahead for Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day. Air-conditioned restroom trailers sell out first, so reserve those 4–8 weeks out.