Long Beach & the South Bay
Standard units, flushing deluxes, ADA units, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers — delivered across Long Beach, serviced on a schedule, and quoted at one flat price before the truck rolls.
Who we haul for
Every rental here starts and ends on the phone. You describe the job — where it is, how long it runs, how many people it has to carry — and you get a number and a delivery window before you hang up. No cart, no account, no waiting on an emailed quote.
Crews from Terminal Island out to the Douglas Park build-outs. Units go where the trucks park, and servicing is scheduled around your pour days rather than ours.
Shoreline, Marine Stadium, El Dorado Park and a hundred back yards. Bank layouts, ADA placement and mid-event pump-outs planned against your gate count.
Repipes, roof jobs, tenant improvements and storm work, on a fixed monthly route with one rate that does not move around on you.
The lineup
The same five units cover almost everything we deliver. If you are stuck between two of them, the comparison board lays them side by side and marks the best option on every line.
The workhorse. Vented, lockable, restocked every service call.
See the unit →Out on site
Framing, grading, tenant improvement and yard work — units set where the crew actually parks, with servicing that keeps pace.
Backyard parties, quinceañeras and closed-street block events, dropped early and collected the morning after.
Ceremonies at the harbor, in a backyard or under a tent, with a trailer or a deluxe unit that suits the guest count.
Gate counts, bank layouts and mid-event pump-outs planned around your run of show.
Month-after-month placements on a fixed service route, billed at one steady rate.
Water main breaks, fire rebuilds and utility outages — the fastest units we can get on a truck.
How a rental runs
The route runs early — phones open at 4am — because most of the job sites we deliver to want units standing before the first crew shows up. Placement gets agreed on the phone: which side of the pad, how far from the gate, whether the sink needs to sit clear of the doors.
Areas we cover
The delivery run covers Long Beach itself, the port and the South Bay, the Gateway Cities along the 710 and 605, and the north Orange County line.
Straight answers
Most of the time, same day if you call in the morning and next day if you call late. The delivery run works the harbor and the 710 corridor first, then the east side and the Orange County line, so where you sit on that route matters more than how many units you need. Tell us the cross streets when you call and we will tell you the honest window.
One flat price, quoted on the phone. It covers delivery, placement, the rental period and the servicing that goes with it, so the number you agree to is the number you pay. Price moves with the unit type, how long it stands and how far out the drop is — a single standard unit on a week-long remodel is a very different job from six units and two sinks at a festival.
The rough rule is one standard unit per 50 guests for a four-hour event, or one per 10 workers on a job site, with a hand-wash station for every two or three units where food or concrete is involved. Alcohol pushes the count up. The unit calculator walks through it, or you can call and describe the job and we will size it for you.
Yes — pumping, fresh-water refill, restock and a wipe-down are built into the rental rather than billed as extras. Weekly is standard on longer placements; heavy-traffic sites and multi-day events get put on a tighter schedule so nothing gets away from us.
Anywhere the truck can reach on a reasonably firm, level surface — a driveway, a gravel pad, a parking stall, a compacted shoulder. Soft turf and steep slopes are the two that cause trouble. Anything going into the public right of way, including the beach lots and most of the downtown streets, needs a City of Long Beach encroachment permit, and we will tell you when that applies.
Months-long rentals make up the biggest share of the book. Long-run placements go onto a fixed service route with a set visit day and one steady monthly rate, and you can change the servicing frequency as the site gets busier or quieter.
Tell us the site, the dates and the headcount — you will have a flat price and a delivery window before the call ends.
