Key facts
- Winter Texan season runs about November through March.
- Citrus and vegetable harvests bring field crews under OSHA 1928.110.
- Recurring RV pump-outs for long-stay guests.
- Units leave the week your season ends.
What are the Valley's busy restroom seasons?
The Valley has three restroom seasons: Winter Texan months from about November to March, when RV parks host dances and craft fairs; harvest seasons, when field crews need toilets and handwash stations under OSHA 1928.110; and spring and fall event season for quinceañeras, bodas and festivals.
| Season | Typical months | What we set up |
|---|---|---|
| Winter Texans | Nov–Mar | RV-park event units, accessible units, recurring pump-outs |
| Citrus & vegetable harvest | Fall–Spring | Towable toilet + handwash sets for field crews |
| Event season | Mar–Jun, Sep–Nov | Deluxe units and trailers |
| Hurricane season | Jun 1–Nov 30 | Staked jobsite units, storm-recovery sets |



Straight answers
Questions callers asked us
Do you serve Winter Texan RV parks and resorts?
Yes. From November through March, Eric Rental Works sets units and handwash stations for RV park events, dances and craft fairs, and runs recurring RV pump-outs. Book season-long service in October before parks fill up.
What do farm field crews need?
OSHA 29 CFR 1928.110 requires 1 toilet and 1 handwashing facility for every 20 field workers, within a quarter-mile walk of where they work. The rule applies when 11 or more workers are in the field. A towable unit-plus-sink setup can move with the crew between fields.
Do you pump out RV holding tanks?
Yes. RV and camper pump-outs in the Valley run about $175 per visit. Give dispatch the tank size if you know it and how far the truck can park from the RV — under 50 feet is easy. Winter Texan parks and long-stay sites can set up a recurring pump-out.
How often is the porta potty cleaned?
Units on 28-day rentals are serviced once a week: pumped, scrubbed, deodorized and restocked. Event units arrive clean and stocked. Festivals and multi-day events can add a mid-event service, such as a Saturday-night clean before a Sunday crowd.