Ector County
Odessa is home. The basin is the map.
Crews stage from 4521 Kermit Highway. If you are inside this list, there is no “out of town” tax. If you are outside it, call anyway — oil-field yards west of Goldsmith get considered.
Ector County
Odessa, Texas
Odessa is home base. Kermit Highway, 42nd Street, Andrews Highway, the I-20 frontage, downtown, and the hospital district are the lots we know by the way they fail in July.
Ector County
West Odessa, Texas
West Odessa is unincorporated, oil-field heavy, and harder on pavement than the city grid. Yards, shops, and county-road approaches take tandem traffic that a retail mix will not survive.
Midland County
Midland, Texas
Midland lots live in the same heat with a slightly different traffic mix — more Loop 250 retail, more corporate parking, still plenty of oil-field vendors on the industrial edges.
Ector County
Gardendale, Texas
Gardendale sits north of Odessa: residential drives, small commercial pads, and a lot of sun. Edges and irrigation damage show up here as often as structural failure.
Ector County
Goldsmith, Texas
Goldsmith is a small oil town northwest of Odessa. The work is yards, county-road approaches, and the occasional commercial pad — built for trucks, graded for drainage, compacted so it does not dish.