
Gold Country, Tahoe and everything between
Portable restrooms, handwashing stations and restroom trailers delivered from the Roseville flats to the Tahoe shore. One call sizes the order, prices it and books the drop.
Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · same-day delivery on most single-unit orders
Five units cover everything we are asked for, from a single cabin on a hillside remodel to a climate-controlled trailer at a ridge-top wedding.

The unit that does most of the work on most of our jobs — a well-ventilated single-occupant restroom that holds up to a full crew, a long weekend, or a season on a foothill build site.

A step up that guests notice immediately: a foot-pump flushing bowl, a fresh-water sink built into the unit, and an interior light so it still works after the sun drops behind the ridge.

A wider, ground-level unit with the turning space, grab bars and low-effort door hardware that make a site usable for a wheelchair user — and that keep a public event on the right side of the rules.

A free-standing fresh-water sink station that goes beside the units — foot-pump taps, soap and paper towels, no plumbing and no power. Wherever food is served, this is the piece you cannot skip.

A climate-controlled trailer with private suites, real flushing toilets, vanities with running water and lit mirrors. For a foothill wedding or a corporate day, it is the difference between guests tolerating the restrooms and not thinking about them at all.
A window we hold to, including the 4am starts that get a unit on site before the crew does.
Pumped, sanitized and restocked on a schedule, without anyone having to ring and ask.
The price quoted on the phone covers delivery, service and collection. Nothing is added afterwards.
Levelling blocks, anchors and the right truck for a narrow canyon drive or a gated ridge road.
Certificates issued to whoever on your project needs them, sent with the booking confirmation.
The count, the unit mix and the placement all change with the job. Pick the closest match and we will size it properly on the call.
“Booked three units for a build off Bell Road and they were on site before the crew both times we extended. Service visits happened without me chasing anyone.”
“We had a trailer and four standard units for a wedding on a ridge property. Delivered Friday, gone Monday, and not one guest mentioned the restrooms — which is the whole point.”
“Called at eight in the morning after a main went out and had units on site by early afternoon. They were straight with me about how many they could actually get there.”
Placer County throughout, plus the Nevada County and El Dorado County foothills and the Tahoe basin. Not sure whether we reach you? Call and ask.

Placer County covers an unusual amount of ground for one delivery route. A crew framing houses off Fiddyment Road in Roseville and a trail race staging at the Highway 49 crossing above Cool need the same equipment and almost nothing else in common. What changes is the access, the ground and the season, and those are the things we ask about when you call.
The order itself is simple. Tell us the headcount, how long you need it and roughly where the site is; we tell you the unit mix, the count and a flat price. Delivery is scheduled to a window, servicing runs weekly without prompting, and collection happens on the day you say. Nothing gets added to the invoice afterwards.
For job sites, federal guidance under 29 CFR 1926.51 expects sanitation scaled to the crew — the practical rule is one unit per ten workers with weekly service. For events, start at one unit per fifty guests over a few hours, add about twenty per cent where alcohol is served, and include at least one accessible unit and a handwashing station for every four toilets. We would rather talk you down to fewer units than sell you capacity you will not use.

Flat pricing, weekly service included, and a delivery window we keep. Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm.