The historic name for the Fountain Valley area around Talbert Avenue, still used for the district near the regional park and the river.
Whatever the job is - a tract phase, a backyard party, a school event, a yard that needs a unit for eight months - the units come off the same trucks and the rate covers delivery, every scheduled service visit and collection.
Landmarks we deliver near here include Talbert Regional Park, Mile Square Regional Park, Santa Ana River Trail and Talbert Avenue.
The usual answers for jobs around here. Two more units are available on request.
River-adjacent ground is soft and stays soft. Units go on plywood or on the paved apron, never straight onto the bank.
Coming in from Fountain Valley or Costa Mesa, Talbert is a short hop and no extra charge.
Permitting here runs through the larger city this district belongs to.
Where a unit has to go through a side gate, measure the narrowest point. Anything under about a meter of clear width is worth a conversation first.
Saturdays between May and October are the busiest dates in the county - book event units further ahead than you think you need to.
Hillside addresses need the approach checked, particularly for anything towed. This is a district within a larger city rather than a jurisdiction of its own, so permits, park rules and street closures all run through the wider city.
Overnight or pre-gate servicing, planned around your load-in and security so the truck can actually reach the banks.
Give us the access details once and they stay on the order, so a service visit does not turn into a phone call from the driver at your gate.
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.
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.
Friday delivery with Monday collection is the standard weekend window, quoted as one flat weekend rate rather than a prorated week.
Yes, and it is a completely normal order. A single standard unit gets the same delivery window and service schedule as a large multi-unit job.
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, 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.
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.
Roughly two standard units per hundred guests over four hours, more if a bar is running or the event goes long. The planner on this site gives you a starting count.
Next door and equally covered.
Describe the job and you will have a count before you hang up.
