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Standard Porta Potty
The everyday jobsite and event unit - a vented single stall with a lockable door, corner sink-free layout and a 60-gallon waste tank.
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San Bernardino · Inland Empire
Clean units, flat weekly rates and drivers who already know the difference between a Waterman Avenue tilt-up and a switchback above Crestline. Call and you get a price on the spot.
Mon-Sat, 4am to 4pm · serving San Bernardino County and the surrounding Inland Empire
Give the address or nearest cross street, the headcount, the dates and any gate code, and the flat weekly rate is quoted on that same call.
A driver sets the unit on level ground the truck can reach, whether that is a Rialto warehouse slab or a cabin lot above Crestline.
The unit is pumped and restocked on a set weekday, and pickup is arranged by phone once the job or event wraps up.
OSHA 1926.51 covers San Bernardino crews up to twenty with one toilet, then beyond twenty a urinal and seat for every 40. Most crews here keep one per ten on a forty-hour week.
Book a toilet for every 50 party guests across four hours, plus 1 per extra hour. San Bernardino park birthdays start there.
Add about a third more if alcohol is served. Mountain weddings near Lake Arrowhead that run all evening need that bump plus the extra-hour units.
When units are grouped, 5% should be ADA and the group should always include one. Wherever food is served, a hand-wash station belongs beside the porta potty rental.
San Bernardino runs on early starts. Framers are on the slab before six, road crews close a lane at first light, and a Saturday quinceanera in Perris Hill Park needs its restrooms set before the caterer arrives. That is why our routes begin at 4am and why we quote a flat weekly rate over the phone instead of sending a form into a line. One number, one answer, and a unit on site.
Tell us the crew size or the headcount, how long, and the nearest cross street. Ninety seconds is usually enough.
One number covering delivery, the unit, weekly service and pick-up. No fuel line, no environmental line, no surprise.
Placed where the truck can reach and the crew will use it, then serviced on the same day each week until you call it off.
Fall Santa Ana winds gust hard through the Cajon Pass and across the valley, so units on open lots should be staked or tied off before a wind advisory.
Summer highs above 100°F fill and heat units fast, so busy crews often need service more than once a week.
Sites in Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and Running Springs mean steep grades and winter snow; mountain deliveries usually run the next morning, so allow extra lead time.
During fire season, keep units on cleared dirt or pavement away from dry brush, and expect access changes if a fire closes roads.
Redlands Bowl summer concerts and University of Redlands events near downtown.
Fontana Days festivities and warehouse construction along I-10 and Sierra Avenue.
Distribution center builds along the 210 and Renaissance Marketplace work in Rialto.
Medical-campus construction around Loma Linda University and its hospital district.
Mountain weddings, Lake Arrowhead Village events and cabin remodels on Rim of the World.
Oktoberfest at the Big Bear convention center and ski-season cabin projects.
The lineup
Standard stalls for the crew, flushing units and sinks for guests, an accessible unit for anything open to the public, and a two-room trailer when the day calls for it.
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The everyday jobsite and event unit - a vented single stall with a lockable door, corner sink-free layout and a 60-gallon waste tank.
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A flushing bowl, a foot-pump fresh-water sink built into the side of the unit, and a mirror - the upgrade guests notice.
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A wide ground-level unit with a 36-inch door, grab bars and a flat turning floor, sized for a wheelchair to enter and turn inside.
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A free-standing two-bay sink with foot pumps, fresh water, soap and towels - the piece health inspectors look for.
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A towable two-room trailer with porcelain fixtures, running water, LED-lit vanities and climate control.
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The warehouse beltTilt-up shells and yard work from Rialto through Bloomington to Redlands
Up the mountainCrestline, Lake Arrowhead and Running Springs, chains and grade included
Parks and ball fieldsTournaments, league weekends and city park events across the valley
Roadwork and utilitiesLane closures, trenching and pipeline crews along the 210, 215 and Route 66By the job
Tilt-up shells, tenant improvements, grading, roadwork and utility crews - restrooms placed wher…
Backyard parties, quinceaneras, church functions, school carnivals, block parties and park event…
Restroom trailers and deluxe units for vineyard, estate and backyard weddings across Redlands, Y…
Multi-day builds, big banks, overnight servicing and a driver who knows the load-in gate - for s…
Monthly units for construction programs, distribution yards, agricultural sites, work camps an…
Fast deployment for fire camps, flood response, water main failures, building evacuations and an…
Two numbers decide almost everything: how many people, and how long. Past that it is whether alcohol is involved, whether food is being served, and whether the public can attend.
Most valley addresses can be covered the same day if the call comes in before about noon, and the mountain communities usually go out the next morning because the driver has to run the grade. Ask when you call and you will get a real window, not a range.
It is a flat weekly rate that depends on the unit, how many you need and how far the truck drives. Standard units on a valley jobsite sit at the low end; a restroom trailer above the Rim of the World is at the other. You get the number on the phone before anything is booked.
Yes. Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, Running Springs, Blue Jay, Twin Peaks, Cedar Glen and Sky Forest are all on our routes, along with Devore, Lytle Creek and Wrightwood through the Cajon Pass. Winter deliveries depend on the road being open and plowed to the drop point.
Once a week as standard: the tank is pumped, the bowl and floor are washed down, and paper and sanitiser are restocked. Busy festivals and high-headcount jobsites often go to two or three visits a week, which we price when you call.
Usually, as long as the gate is at least ten feet wide and someone can open it. Tell us the access code or who to call at the gate and the driver will handle it.
If food is being served, or if you are running a jobsite under a health-department or OSHA sanitation requirement, yes. A two-bay hand-wash station beside the units is the piece inspectors look for, and it is a small addition to the weekly rate.
Tell us the job and the dates and you will have a flat weekly rate before the call ends.