Do you deliver porta potties throughout Lampasas County?
Yes. Frank Rental Works delivers porta potties throughout Lampasas County, home to 23,657 people, with its county seat in Lampasas. The cities below have their own pages, and we also serve Lometa, Kempner and the rural areas along US 183 and US 281. Delivery leaves from our yard on West Jasper Drive in Killeen.
| Quick facts | Lampasas County |
|---|---|
| County seat | Lampasas |
| Population | 23,657 (2025 estimate) |
| Area | Hill Country, west of Copperas Cove |
| Cities with their own pages | Lampasas, Copperas Cove (west side) |
| Other towns served | Lometa, Kempner and the rural areas along US 183 and US 281 |
Lampasas County cities we serve
Which permits apply in Lampasas County?
In unincorporated Lampasas County, the county issues septic permits to construct, and its form asks whether the site is in the 100-year floodplain. Subdivision rules are set by the county. Rural builds often rent a porta potty until the septic system is approved, and mass gatherings follow Texas Chapter 751.
Sources: Lampasas County septic application; subdivision regulations. The county also posts dark-sky guidance for builders.
Planning summary only, not legal advice. Confirm with the county or city office.
How does delivery work across Lampasas County?
Lampasas County is ranch and Hill Country land, with many 5-acre lots and gated subdivisions such as Ranches at Blackbuck Ridge. US 281 work through Lampasas can slow trucks. Tell us about gates, slopes and road surfaces, and expect the most delivery time on far western ranches.
What do Lampasas County customers rent most?
Lampasas County customers rent units for rural home builds before septic is approved, for ranch and hunting crews, and for events like Spring Ho week in July, the Riata Roundup Rodeo and the Diamondback Jubilee in Lometa. Hand wash stations are common at the rodeo grounds.
- Rural builds on acreage before septic approval
- Ranch, fencing and hunting crews
- Spring Ho, Riata Roundup Rodeo and Diamondback Jubilee
- Kempner and Lampasas River-area homes
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.