Do you deliver porta potties throughout Coryell County?
Yes. Frank Rental Works delivers porta potties throughout Coryell County, home to 85,592 people, with its county seat in Gatesville. The cities below have their own pages, and we also serve Oglesby, Evant and the unincorporated areas around Flat and Purmela. Delivery leaves from our yard on West Jasper Drive in Killeen.
| Quick facts | Coryell County |
|---|---|
| County seat | Gatesville |
| Population | 85,592 (2025 estimate) |
| Area | Central Texas, west of Bell County |
| Cities with their own pages | Copperas Cove, Gatesville, Fort Hood (north and west areas) |
| Other towns served | Oglesby, Evant and the unincorporated areas around Flat and Purmela |
Coryell County cities we serve
Which permits apply in Coryell County?
In unincorporated Coryell County, the Development and Permitting office at 3701 US Hwy 84 W in Gatesville handles subdivisions and culvert, driveway and utility permits, and the Road and Bridge Department handles road closures. Septic permits come from the county's on-site sewage office, which matters for rural builds that rent a unit first.
Sources: Coryell County Development and Permitting; Road and Bridge. The county issued 503 building permits in 2025. Rural mass gatherings follow Texas Chapter 751 (statute).
Planning summary only, not legal advice. Confirm with the county or city office.
How does delivery work across Coryell County?
Coryell County stretches from Copperas Cove, minutes west of our yard, to Gatesville and beyond. The US 190 widening through Copperas Cove runs into early 2029, so plan around lane closures. Rural roads, cattle guards and septic lots are common outside town.
What do Coryell County customers rent most?
Coryell County customers rent units for the thousands of planned homes around Copperas Cove, for rural builds waiting on septic approval, for ranch work and hunting leases, and for events like Rabbit Fest in Copperas Cove and Spurfest and the youth fair in Gatesville.
- New subdivisions around Copperas Cove, where 13,717 homes are planned
- Rural builds before septic approval
- Ranch crews and hunting leases
- Rabbit Fest, Spurfest and the Coryell County Youth Fair
How many units does a rural event or crew 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, so 3,000 people need at least 60 toilets. Job sites follow OSHA: 1 toilet for up to 20 workers, then 1 seat and urinal per 40.
Sources: 25 TAC §265.3, 29 CFR 1926.51. Smaller events can use our calculator, and every unit type is compared on the rentals page.