Units for a Moraga job
The valley lots here run large, so orders lean toward a standard unit for a fence, pool or barn crew with room to spare, and a flushing model for a longer custom-home build where a team stays for months. Ranch-style properties host graduations, reunions and outdoor weddings, and for those the restroom trailer stays climate-controlled through a warm, dry Lamorinda evening.
Trail work and school events near Saint Mary's take a single clean unit or a small bank, the ADA model brings the wider accessible stall, and a standalone handwashing station handles anything with food set out under the oaks. When the guest list grows, a second trailer and extra standard units keep the wait short at a country property.
Placing a unit on a valley lot
Space is rarely the problem in Moraga; the gravel drives, the paddock edges and the deep front yards give plenty of firm ground for a landing the truck can reach. We still keep units off the public road unless the county has cleared it, and an encroachment permit may apply along a rural shoulder or a shared private lane where a unit would narrow the passage.
Coming over the Caldecott
Every run to Moraga rides Highway 24 through the Caldecott Tunnel, so we route around the commute crunch and aim for a window that keeps the drive clean. A caged handwashing sink can ride the same truck, which spares a second trip over the hill.
In the dry months the fire roads and grassy hills go tinder-dry, so if your event sits near open space, tell us and we set units clear of the brush line.