Frequently Asked Questions

Call (559) 599-3802 with three things: the site address, the dates you need the units, and the headcount — crew size for a job, guest count for an event. That is enough to price it and put it on the schedule.

For standard units on a job site, a few days is usually fine. For events, and especially for restroom trailers on weekend dates, book as early as you can — availability is the constraint, not price.

Yes. Adding units or shifting dates is usually straightforward with notice. Tell us as soon as you know, because on busy weekends the units themselves may be spoken for.

It depends on the unit type, how long you keep it and how often it needs servicing. A weekend event drop, a monthly construction rental and a restroom trailer are all priced on different terms. Call with your dates and location for a straight number.

Yes. When we quote a rental the weekly servicing is in the figure. You should not get a separate bill later for the truck coming out.

Per day, yes. Monthly terms work out cheaper than repeated short rentals, so if a job is likely to run past a month it is worth saying that when you call.

A clear path for the truck and firm, reasonably level ground to set the unit down. Restroom trailers need more — room to manoeuvre, a level parking spot, and power or water depending on the model.

Yes, as long as we know the arrangement in advance — gate codes, open hours, or who to call on arrival. Tell us when you book and the service runs work around it.

Yes. On construction rentals we reposition units as work moves across the lot. Mention it to the driver on a service visit or call ahead.

The tank is pumped and treated, interior surfaces are cleaned, and the consumables — tissue, hand sanitizer, soap and towels on handwash units — are restocked. We also check the door hardware while we are there.

Weekly is standard on longer rentals. Sites with heavy traffic, big crews or hot weather do better on a more frequent schedule, and we will suggest that based on the headcount you give us.

Call us. We will deal with it on the next service run, or sooner if the unit is unusable. Sites that keep losing units to vandalism usually do better with them moved inside a gate.

Call and ask with the site address. Delivery and the weekly service run both have to work, so the practical limit is the route rather than a fixed boundary.

Yes. The toiletries and hygiene supplies side serves anyone maintaining their own restrooms, with no minimum order and no requirement to rent from us.

No. If you rent units from us, tissue, soap and sanitizer are restocked as part of every scheduled service visit.