FAQ

Once a week is the baseline, included in the monthly rate. The same driver pumps it out, hoses the interior, restocks paper, and refills hand sanitizer. High-traffic sites — peak harvest, public events, busy framing — can step up to twice-weekly for a small line on the bill.

Most Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo, and Thousand Oaks drops land within one to two business days. If a restroom is already on a truck rolling your direction, same-day is possible. Call and we will check the route board.

No. Everything is month-to-month. A typical framing job runs two to six months, an ag site runs a season, a wedding runs a weekend — pick whatever matches the job.

Call us and we will come fix it or swap it. Normal wear and Santa Ana wind tip-overs are on us; vandalism or repeat damage we will work out with you.

The standard restroom is not — it is too narrow. We rent a separate ADA restroom (wider, grab bars, ramp) and we will spec the right mix on the quote so you stay compliant when you have public access.

A 2-station trailer runs on a regular garden-hose connection and a 30-amp outlet. 4-station and larger trailers want a 50-amp service. Off-grid sites (which we see plenty of up Hwy 33) get a small generator and a 200-gallon fresh-water tank bundled in.

A 2-station fits up to ~100 guests for a 4-hour event. A 4-station handles 200 to 300. The 8-station scales further. We will right-size it on the call — overbuilding is wasted money, undersizing creates the only complaint nobody forgets.

Yes. Porcelain flush toilets, sinks with running water, climate control, mirrors, lighting, even music in some models. Most guests assume the trailer is part of the venue.

Yes — we use leveling jacks plus blocks and mats. If the pad is grass at a ranch or sand near the beach, tell us during the site walk and we will bring the right load-spread plates so the wheels do not sink and the trailer stays level.

Yes. Multi-day rentals include scheduled mid-event service. We time it around your run-of-show — usually post-ceremony, pre-dinner, or in off-hours on a production day. The driver is quiet on purpose.

Usually yes. Cal/OSHA expects an accessible hand-wash within reach of the restroom; the small sinks built into a few restroom models do not meet that threshold for jobs with five or more workers. We size the right ratio on the quote.

Yes — we rent hot-water restrooms with a sensor or foot-pump faucet, which is the spec Ventura County health inspectors look for at events. They need a 110V outlet or we can pair them with a small generator.

Once a week is standard, bundled into the restroom route. Heavy-use events get a same-day refill — common on hot weekends along the Ventura promenade.

Into a sealed greywater reservoir inside the restroom. Our driver pumps it during the weekly visit. Nothing drains onto the ground — important on coastal pads near storm drains.

For most Ventura County construction and ag sites, yes — Cal/OSHA 1926.51 is the rule. We will spec the right number of stations on the quote so the inspector does not even pause when they walk through.