Unincorporated semi-rural area in the San Gabriel Valley with equestrian zoning, large lots and horse trails along the river.
Our trucks are through this part of Los Angeles County most weeks, passing San Jose Creek, Avocado Heights Park, Workman Mill Road and Equestrian trail network, which is what makes next-day drops routine here.
Call and describe the job. You will have a unit count and a flat rate on the same call, and a delivery day before you hang up.
Equestrian properties here have long unpaved drives. Units go near the paved apron so the service truck is not committed to soft ground in winter.
Avocado Heights sits between La Puente and Hacienda Heights on our round, so a unit here goes out with the rest of that run.
County rather than city rules apply here, which mostly changes who issues the permit, not what we deliver.
A cone, a stake or a chalk mark on the spot is worth more than a paragraph of directions - drivers place to the mark.
Winter storms turn soft ground into ground a service truck cannot reach, so long-term placements are better sited on hardstand before the rain.
A starting point rather than a menu - tell us the job and we will point at the right one.
The unit most orders are built from. One per ten workers is the working ratio.
The accessible unit - needs firm level ground and the accessible route, not a grass strip.
The wedding and corporate option. Book it further ahead than anything else in the fleet.
The river and creek corridors running through this area are pleasant places for events and difficult ground for restrooms. As an unincorporated community, the rules that apply to a public event here come from the county.
A single standard unit for a week gets the same delivery window and the same service schedule as a fifty-unit build. Small orders are not an afterthought.
On placements running many months we swap in a fresh unit periodically at no extra charge, rather than trying to bring a hard-worn one back on site.
Sites that lock outside shift hours get scheduled inside them. It sounds obvious and it is the single most common cause of a failed first delivery.
Yes, every unit is pumped, washed out and re-charged before it goes back out, and interiors are washed on every service visit during a rental.
Friday delivery with Monday collection is the standard weekend window, quoted as one flat weekend rate rather than a prorated week.
Yes. Units follow the phase line, the count steps up and down with the trades on site, and it is billed monthly rather than re-quoted each phase.
Call and we will move it, normally on the next scheduled service visit and normally at no charge as long as it stays on the same site.
Generally not for a normal residential or job-site placement. Public property, street closures and park land are where permits come in, and those set the placement too.
Not safely. The unit needs a level pad - on sloping ground we will find the flat spot with you, or bring plywood to level it if the grade is slight.
Yes. Avocado Heights is inside our regular service area and there is no trip charge to get there. Call and we will give you a delivery day on the same call.
Covered on the same run, at the same rates.
Two minutes on the phone and it is scheduled.
