Planned south-east LA County city with the performing arts center, the auto square and a large well-maintained park system.
We run portable restrooms, ADA units, hand-wash stations and climate-controlled restroom trailers into Cerritos as part of the regular Los Angeles County round. Job sites, backyards, parks and event fields all get the same trucks and the same rates.
Our drivers already pass Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, Cerritos Auto Square, Cerritos Regional Park and Liberty Park most weeks, so a drop here is routine rather than a special trip.
Permitting on the unincorporated pockets runs through the county rather than a city hall, which mostly changes who you talk to rather than what is required. Being an incorporated city means the parks, the street closures and the event conditions are all handled locally, so the answers you get are specific to here rather than county-wide.
Pumped, washed out, restocked with paper and re-charged with deodorizer. It is part of the rate rather than a line item on the next invoice.
A station beside the bank, never in front of a door, with clear ground so somebody can wash while a unit door swings.
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.
Wide roads and generous parking fields make this easy to deliver into. City park events go through the permit, which usually specifies the placement.
Most weeks the same truck that serves Artesia and La Palma is already through here, which is why a Cerritos drop rarely needs its own trip.
City permitting in Cerritos is its own process - send us the conditions and we will match the counts.
A cone, a stake or a chalk mark on the spot is worth more than a paragraph of directions - drivers place to the mark.
Santa Ana conditions in fall make ventilation and service frequency matter more than they do the rest of the year.
The usual answers for jobs around here. Two more units are available on request.
Free-standing gray sink station, two basins, foot pumps, soap and towels.
Wheelchair-accessible restroom, sized for a chair to turn and square up to the seat.
Foot-pedal flush with its own fresh water, plus a sink built into the side.
Covered on the same run, at the same rates.
Yes, and it is a large share of the work here. One standard unit per ten workers on weekly service is the ratio we start from.
Often yes, but it depends on the approach. A trailer needs a level pad, a workable tow path and power, so we confirm all three before the date is committed.
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.
One phone call. We schedule the collection, the unit comes out and the ground underneath is left as we found it. No notice period on standard rentals.
Yes. Past about a month we bill a flat monthly rate with service included, and the service interval gets tuned to how much use the unit actually gets.
Yes. Cerritos 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.
Yes, though most park authorities want the use permit in hand before anything is set on the turf, and the permit usually specifies where the units can stand.
Describe the job and you will have a count before you hang up.
