Key facts
- Order by 2 PM for next-business-day delivery on Smith County daily routes — no rush fee.
- Same-day is possible when a truck heading your way has room; call before 10 AM.
- Ask for the 7–11 AM window when the morning matters.
- Restroom trailers usually can't be same-day; standard and sink units can.
How fast can you deliver a porta potty in Tyler?
Next business day for most of Smith County when you order by 2 PM, with no rush fee. Same-day when a truck already heading your way has room — call before 10 AM. Other companies in our call log charged rush fees for next-day: one quoted $282 for Wednesday or $379 for tomorrow.
Dispatch notebook
Next-day pricing in our call log: “If we deliver it Wednesday, it's going to cost $282 plus tax. If delivered tomorrow, it's going to cost $379 plus tax.” Another company could deliver “tomorrow” but would not promise a time: “our delivery window starts as early as 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.”
Source: 50-call sample, 2026 phone log. Names, numbers, addresses and payment details removed.
| When you call | Daily-route ZIPs | Route-day towns |
|---|---|---|
| Before 10 AM | Same day if a route is open | Next route day |
| Before 2 PM | Next business day | Next route day |
| After 2 PM | Second business day | Next route day |
Can I choose the delivery time?
You can choose a window. Ask for 7–11 AM or 11 AM–5 PM when you book; dispatch confirms it the afternoon before. Morning windows go to jobsites starting work and stores opening their doors. The driver still calls 30 minutes ahead.
“Okay, can we do it with the rush fee and get it tomorrow morning? Is that possible?”
My other company canceled. Can you help today?
Often. Call before 10 AM with the address, the unit and where it goes, and dispatch checks open routes while you wait on the line. If a same-day slot isn't open, you get the first slot the next morning, confirmed by text.
Asked on our phone line
Questions callers asked us
Can I get one delivered tomorrow?
Yes, in most of Smith County. Order by 2 PM and the unit arrives the next business day, with no rush fee in our daily-route ZIPs (Tyler, Whitehouse, Lindale, Bullard, Flint, Chandler, Winona, Arp and Troup). Longview, Kilgore, Jacksonville, Canton and Athens run on scheduled route days. Call (903) 230-3888.
Can you deliver a porta potty today?
Sometimes. Call before 10 AM and dispatch checks whether a truck already heading your way has room. If it does, same-day delivery in Tyler costs about $75–$150 extra, and you'll hear that number before you pay. If not, you get the first slot the next morning.
Can you guarantee a morning delivery?
Ask for the 7–11 AM window when you book and dispatch confirms it the afternoon before. In our call log, a store manager paying a rush fee needed a unit before opening because “the employees don't really care about traffic. They just want it there in the morning.” For those jobs, we route your stop first.
What time will the driver show up?
Drivers deliver between 7 AM and 5 PM, Monday through Friday, in route order. You can ask for a morning or afternoon window. The driver calls 30 minutes before arriving, and if nobody is home, the unit goes on the spot you texted us.
Will the driver call before he gets there?
Yes. Every delivery and pickup gets a call or text about 30 minutes ahead on the number you give us. Give a second number if you'll be at work — one caller asked us to use her own cell instead of the house line, which is exactly what the notes field is for.
How do I pay?
Pay by card over the phone or through a secure link in your texted invoice, then sign the invoice on your phone with your finger. We never ask you to email or text a card number. Businesses can pay by check or account invoice.