Construction Site Portable Toilets in Chamizal and Segundo Barrio
Road and utility crews need toilets sized by the OSHA table, placed where the work is.
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Chamizal and Segundo Barrio sit on the border side of central El Paso, near the Chamizal National Memorial and the Bridge of the Americas crossing. Most jobs here are road, crew and remodel work rather than public events. Call (888) 351-0294 to be connected with a local provider for a unit placed close to the job.
Chamizal National Memorial, a National Park Service site, sits in this ZIP along the border, close to the Bridge of the Americas. The highway network that serves that crossing runs through the same area, which is why road work is the steady source of demand here rather than public events.
TxDOT's I-10 Connect project is where US 54 meets I-10 and serves the Bridge of the Americas port of entry. Loop 375 closures between North Loop Drive and Zaragoza Road were scheduled for January 2026. Road work of this kind brings crew toilets for the length of a job. Segundo Barrio, the old tenement district nearer downtown, is a different kind of block, where a remodel is more likely to call for a unit.
Portable restroom placement in El Paso works around desert heat, with the first triple-digit days usually arriving around late May or June, and the monsoon from 15 June to 30 September, when upstream rain can send flash floods through arroyos under clear local skies.
OSHA's construction sanitation table sets the number of toilets by crew size. Up to 20 workers need one facility. Above 20, the table asks for one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers, and at 200 or more the count is one seat and one urinal per 50. The standard also has an exception for mobile crews that can reach toilets nearby, which a foreman should check against the job before ordering fewer units.
The unit is placed where the crew works, not where the truck parks. On a road job that moves every few days, ask the provider how the unit will be moved and how often it will be serviced while the crew is in one place.
The Chamizal National Memorial is run by the National Park Service. Work or an event on or next to the memorial grounds is a matter for the park, so check with the park before a unit is placed on or beside its land. A provider can plan the spot, but the park decides whether it can go there.
Placement on a city street near the crossing is a separate question for the City of El Paso, and this page does not set out what that requires. Confirm the spot with the city before the truck is booked.
Segundo Barrio is an older district with narrow lots and buildings close to the street, so the service truck needs a clear approach and a place to stop without blocking a driveway. A remodel or a repair crew on one of these blocks usually needs a single unit, not a cluster.
Say which block and which side of the street the unit will stand on. The ZIP split between Chamizal and Segundo Barrio was not verified for every address, so the provider confirms the exact area before delivery.
Road and utility crews need toilets sized by the OSHA table, placed where the work is.
A single unit covers most remodels and repair jobs on the older blocks of Segundo Barrio.
Sites near the crossings and the highway corridor need units placed for truck access.
Any site with public access needs an accessible unit on a firm, level pad.
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
Chamizal and Segundo Barrio ZIP codes we cover: 79905. Type yours to confirm, or just call.
The National Park Service decides what can be placed on or beside its grounds. Ask the park first, then have the provider confirm a spot that meets its answer and gives the truck a clear route.
Count the crew by the OSHA table: up to 20 workers need one facility, and larger crews need more seats and urinals by the table's rates. Ask the foreman whether the mobile-crew exception applies before you order fewer units.
Permits for a unit in a public street or right-of-way come from the City of El Paso, and this page does not state them. Ask the city before the unit goes out, and ask the provider whether a private lot works instead.
Call the provider and give the new dates. The unit can be moved if the new spot is firm and reachable, and the price is confirmed for the new address before the move.