Porta potty rental in Santa Teresa, NM
Delivered, cleaned and collected in Santa Teresa, NM: everyday cabins, flushing and ADA units, hand-wash stations and trailers. Santa Teresa is unincorporated Doña Ana County and one of the fastest-growing industrial areas on the border. Most of our work here is warehouse construction, plant crews and border logistics sites reached by NM-136.
Santa Teresa quick facts
- ZIP codes
- 88008
- County
- Doña Ana, NM
- Distance
- About 11 mi via I-10 west to NM-136 (Pete V. Domenici Hwy)
- Nearby
- Sunland Park, Anthony, Canutillo
We serve within Santa Teresa, NM
Our trucks reach every part of Santa Teresa, including:
- Santa Teresa Country Club area
- Santa Teresa Port of Entry and NM-136
- Union Pacific intermodal yard area
- Doña Ana County Jetport and War Eagles Air Museum area
- Airport Rd industrial parks
- Strauss Rd area
- Sunland Park (next door)
- Mount Riley ranch land
ZIP codes: 88008. Part of our Doña Ana County coverage.
Before you rent in Santa Teresa
Ground and weather
Industrial parks here are flat, graded caliche with almost no shade and steady wind off the open desert to the west. Units on bare pads need staking from February through May. Big sites have security gates, badge rules and set service hours, so plan access before the first visit.
Typical jobs
Where units usually go: distribution centers and manufacturing plants under construction, port-of-entry and rail projects, home builds near the country club, and events at the Jetport.
Permits and paperwork
Santa Teresa has no city government, so Doña Ana County handles anything placed on a public road. Industrial parks set their own access rules. New Mexico gross receipts tax applies to the quote.
What Santa Teresa customers rent most
Standard portable toilet
Warehouse and plant construction crews, cleaned weekly.
See this unit →Hand-wash station
Large crews; one station per 20 workers is our usual setup.
See this unit →Restroom trailer
Ribbon-cuttings and company events with water and power.
See this unit →A 75-person tilt-up warehouse crew
Table D-1 requires two units for 75 workers (75 ÷ 40, rounded up). On 50-hour weeks with one weekly cleaning, the ANSI benchmark points to about 10 units and four wash stations. Many superintendents split the difference: six units cleaned twice a week, placed in two groups so nobody walks the length of the slab.
Math: our event formula or the OSHA crew tables. Run yours.
How we get to Santa Teresa
Santa Teresa is roughly 11 miles in a straight line from our office at 1225 Texas Ave downtown. Trucks usually go by I-10 west to NM-136 (Pete V. Domenici Hwy). Delivery hours are 8 AM to 6 PM Mountain, and weekend event units normally arrive on Friday.
Santa Teresa rental questions
Can your drivers get through a plant security gate?
Yes, with notice. Send the gate contact, badge or escort rules and the hours service is allowed before the first visit.
Does New Mexico OSHA apply in Santa Teresa?
Yes. New Mexico runs its own state plan for private employers, and it adopts the federal construction standard, so the toilet counts match Texas. The job-site page has the table.
How many units for a 120-person build?
Table D-1 requires three. With weekly cleaning, we would send about 12 so units stay usable. Two visits a week can bring that number down.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance for plant sites?
Yes. Send the certificate holder name and any additional-insured wording when you book, and we email the COI before the first delivery.
Can units stay through a phased build?
Yes. Units stay on 28-day billing and we move them as phases shift. Call a day ahead with the new spot.