Costa Mesa sits inside our regular service area, so there is no trip charge and no distance surcharge on anything quoted for an address here.
Mid-county city holding the fairgrounds, South Coast Plaza and a dense arts and industrial district along Baker and Red Hill.
Standard units, deluxe flushing units, ADA restrooms, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers are all available, and the run through OC Fair & Event Center, South Coast Plaza, Fairview Park and TeWinkle Park means the truck is usually nearby already.
Summer is the constraint, not the winter. 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.
We watch how full units come up at service. If yours is running heavy we will suggest the extra visit rather than leaving you to notice.
A station beside the bank, never in front of a door, with clear ground so somebody can wash while a unit door swings.
One number that covers delivery, every scheduled service visit and the pickup. Nothing is added afterwards and there is no per-visit invoicing to reconcile.
Fairgrounds work runs on its own rules - load-in windows, assigned gates and a site map that decides placement. For everything else, the Westside industrial streets take a truck easily.
Deliveries into Costa Mesa share a run with Newport Beach and Santa Ana, which keeps the delivery window tight.
As an incorporated Orange County city, Costa Mesa handles its own park and street-closure permits, so those conditions come from the city rather than the county.
Tell us the surface before the truck loads. Firm and level takes a unit as-is; soft turf gets plywood; loose sand does not work at all.
Winter storms turn soft ground into ground a service truck cannot reach, so long-term placements are better sited on hardstand before the rain.
The three we send into Costa Mesa most weeks. Mix them on one order if the job needs it.
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.
White multi-stall trailer - flushing porcelain, running-water vanities, LED mirrors.
Next door and equally covered.
It depends on the unit, how long you keep it and how often it is serviced. You get one flat number on the phone that includes delivery, service and pickup.
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.
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.
Yes. We deliver Friday and collect Monday and quote it as one flat weekend rate rather than prorating a full week.
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.
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.
Longer run times raise the count - roughly a quarter more units past six hours, and half as many again if a bar is open. We factor both in when sizing.
Two minutes on the phone and it is scheduled.
