Yorba Linda sits inside our regular service area, so there is no trip charge and no distance surcharge on anything quoted for an address here.
Affluent north-east county city along the Santa Ana River and the foothills, with equestrian trails, large lots and estate properties.
Standard units, deluxe flushing units, ADA restrooms, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers are all available, and the run through Richard Nixon Library, Black Gold Golf Club, Yorba Regional Park and Yorba Linda Boulevard means the truck is usually nearby already.
The usual answers for jobs around here. Two more units are available on request.

Flushing unit with an attached basin, for jobs where people look at the restroom.

Stands beside the restroom bank, never in front of a door. About 500 washes per fill.

The cheapest way to cover a crew or a crowd. Weekly service included in the rate.
Hillside addresses need the approach checked, particularly for anything towed. 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.
Runs begin early, which is why the line opens at 4am. A unit can be down and level before your crew arrives on site.
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.
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.
This is the county's main wedding-trailer territory. Estate driveways vary a lot - some take a trailer easily, some have a grade or a turn that rules it out, so we check the approach before the date.
We reach Yorba Linda off the same loop as Anaheim Hills, Placentia and Brea.
As an incorporated Orange County city, Yorba Linda handles its own park and street-closure permits, so those conditions come from the city rather than the county.
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.
Construction demand steps up as tract phases open, and units follow the phase line - tell us the schedule and we will plan the count around it.

Delivery, placement, every scheduled service visit for the rental period and collection. There is no separate disposal, fuel or environmental line.
Yes - overnight or before gates. It needs agreeing before the site map is locked so the service truck can physically reach each bank.
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.
No. Yorba Linda sits inside the regular service area, so there is no distance or trip surcharge on top of the quoted rate.
Call us. Moving a unit on the same site is normally handled on a scheduled service visit at no extra charge - just give us a few days and mark the new spot.
Yes, and for anything with food service you should assume you need one. One station per four to six units is the usual ratio, or one near each food booth.
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.
Neighboring areas with their own pages and their own access notes.
Two minutes on the phone and it is scheduled.