Rentals for industry and town
The refinery corridor and the shoreline draw heavy industrial work, turnarounds, and utility jobs, and a standard porta potty is the backbone of any crew out there. On a bigger site we set a bank of units alongside handwashing stations so a full workforce stays covered inside the fence through a long shift.
Downtown and the marina host festivals, waterfront gatherings, and John Muir events through the year. A deluxe flushing unit gives visitors a cleaner stop, the ADA accessible model keeps a public event open to all, and a climate-controlled restroom trailer suits a dressed-up affair when the occasion calls for one.
Placing on heavy and soft ground
Industrial yards near the strait are firm and open, so we set units on a compacted pad clear of the haul lanes and staging piles the operation runs on. Along the shoreline and the marina the ground turns soft and low, so we keep units back on stable footing the truck can still reach without bogging down.
On a fenced plant site, point us to the gate, the safety contact, and the hours, and the truck rolls straight in. In the hills above town, driveways steepen, so a firm, reachable spot is what we look for before setting anything on the grade.
Keeping sites and events serviced
A refinery turnaround or a long build runs for weeks, so we set a steady cleaning schedule to keep every unit fresh, stepping up service when the crew count climbs. Our trucks reach Martinez on Tuesdays and Fridays, and a one-day waterfront event is delivered ahead of time and pulled once the last of the crowd has gone.