Portable restroom rental for Chino Hills, San Bernardino County - delivered, serviced on a schedule that suits the job, and collected on one phone call.
Hillside city on the county line, largely residential with a big state park and steep canyon roads through the tracts.
The area around Chino Hills State Park, The Shoppes at Chino Hills, Grand Avenue and Carbon Canyon Road is on our regular round, so a unit here is not a special trip and is not priced like one.
What Chino Hills callers book most. The full lineup is on the rentals page.
The cheapest way to cover a crew or a crowd. Weekly service included in the rate.
Plumbed vanities, finished floors and climate control for the whole rental.
Two people wash at once. No plumbing - fresh water in the base, gray water below.
We work to those rather than around them. City-run parks and civic spaces are a regular destination for our units, and in almost every case the permit decides the placement before we do.
Past about a month, a flat monthly rate with service included is cheaper and far easier to get approved than repeated weekly rentals.
Runs begin early, which is why the line opens at 4am. A unit can be down and level before your crew arrives on site.
We would rather talk you out of a unit you do not need than sell it and have you notice. The count comes from your headcount and run time, not a package.
Steep grades and HOA placement rules through most of the tracts. Standard units are fine; a trailer needs the approach and the turnaround checked first.
Most weeks the same truck that serves Chino and Los Serranos is already through here, which is why a Chino Hills drop rarely needs its own trip.
Chino Hills issues its own event and park permits, and those permits usually decide where a restroom bank can stand.
Give us the cross street and a sentence about where the unit should stand and the driver will not need to call you from the curb.
School and youth-sports seasons drive weekend demand at the county's sports parks, so tournament dates are worth booking early.
Call and we will right it, pump it and clean it on the next available run. We can also move it inside a fence line so it does not happen twice.
Yes. Street-closure events are common work for us. Book once you know where the barricades are going, because the closure permit usually fixes the placement.
Weekly by default. Twice-weekly if it is carrying more than about fifteen people, and every other week on a quiet long-term placement. Service is in the rate.
Yes - overnight or before gates. It needs agreeing before the site map is locked so the service truck can physically reach each bank.
One per four to six restroom units as a baseline. For temporary food events, count the food booths instead, because inspectors want a wash point near each one.
Yes - backyard events, remodels, ADU builds and driveway placements are a large share of what we do here. The truck needs about ten feet of clear width.
Delivery, placement, every scheduled service visit for the rental period and collection. There is no separate disposal, fuel or environmental line.
Next door and equally covered.
Describe the job and you will have a count before you hang up.
