San Dimas sits inside our regular service area, so there is no trip charge and no distance surcharge on anything quoted for an address here.
Foothill city at the 57 and 210 junction, with a western-themed downtown, a large reservoir park and equestrian trails.
Standard units, deluxe flushing units, ADA restrooms, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers are all available, and the run through Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, Puddingstone Reservoir, Downtown San Dimas and Via Verde means the truck is usually nearby already.
The LA County side of our round is dominated by two things: the industrial belts along the rail corridors, and dense residential blocks where the only workable placement is off the street. 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.
Firm and level matters more than people expect. Tell us the surface and we will say whether it takes a unit, needs plywood, or will not take a trailer at all.
Interiors are washed out on every visit and units that are past their best come off the route rather than being sent to the next job.
If your venue or city has specified restroom numbers, send them across. We will build the order to those figures rather than approximating and hoping it passes inspection.
Bonelli Park events are permit-placed with assigned areas. Equestrian and trail placements need a hardstand a service truck can reach.
Coming in from Charter Oak or Covina, San Dimas is a short hop and no extra charge.
As an incorporated Los Angeles County city, San Dimas handles its own park and street-closure permits, so those conditions come from the city rather than the county.
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.
Saturdays between May and October are the busiest dates in the county - book event units further ahead than you think you need to.
These are the three that go out to San Dimas most often. All five are available.
Flushing unit with an attached basin, for jobs where people look at the restroom.
Wider square cabin with a full-width accessible door and bars on both walls.
The wash point that goes with any restroom order. Nothing to plumb in.
Covered on the same run, at the same rates.
Yes. If your event is open to the public you will generally need at least one, and it should sit on the accessible route rather than at the end of a row on grass.
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.
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.
One week on a single unit. Shorter windows are quoted as an event rate instead, which bundles the delivery, the placement and the pickup into one figure.
Regularly. School and district events go through facilities for placement, and we work to whatever access window the campus gives us.
Firm and reasonably level - dirt, decomposed granite, gravel, asphalt, concrete or grass. Soft turf gets plywood underneath so the unit stays level.
Yes - overnight or before gates. It needs agreeing before the site map is locked so the service truck can physically reach each bank.
Two minutes on the phone and it is scheduled.
