Where we deliver
Porta potties, hand-wash stations and trailers delivered into Santa Fe Springs about 22 minutes of the yard.
The route into Santa Fe Springs is straightforward: up the 605 to Telegraph Road, about about 22 minutes. Units, sinks and trailers all go there on the regular schedule.
Day to day in Santa Fe Springs that means warehouse and distribution construction, rail-yard projects and tilt-up tenant improvement.
The thing that catches people out here is simple — rail-adjacent yards have crossing restrictions, so the delivery route avoids the at-grade crossings during switching hours.
Units on this run
Everything is arranged on the call: the unit, the placement, the servicing schedule and the pick-up date, all agreed before you hang up.
The local ground
We treat Santa Fe Springs as an industrial city north-east of Long Beach with Telegraph Road as the main way in. The landmarks below are the reference points we fall back on when a job site has no address yet.
Before you call
A day or two covers most standard units. Restroom trailers, accessible trailers and large event layouts want a week or more.
Yes, and it does not reopen the whole quote. The added units come in on the same terms and the same service day as the ones already standing.
Weekly as standard, and more often on busy sites or multi-day events. Pumping, fresh water, restock and a wipe-down are part of the rental rather than an extra.
Every unit is pumped, washed and restocked before it goes back out. If one turns up wrong, call and we will swap it rather than argue about it.
We would rather find that out on the phone than in your driveway. Describe the approach and the gate width when you book and we will send the right vehicle.
Soft turf is the most common reason a placement moves. We will use a paved spot, a gravel pad or plywood boards rather than let a unit settle out of level.
The rest of this corner
Call with the address and the dates — a flat price and a delivery window take about two minutes.
