What we bring to San Lorenzo
The bread and butter here is residential: a bathroom remodel or a foundation repair on one of the grid blocks takes a single standard unit set beside the driveway, and a whole-house renovation that runs a few weeks does better with a flushing deluxe so the crew is not tracking through the house.
Community and church events on the Village Green and the parish lots lean on a couple of ADA accessible stalls so everyone gets step-free access, and a family party in the backyard pairs a flushing unit with a handwashing station set near where the food comes out.
Setting units on a flat San Lorenzo lot
With almost no grade to work around, delivery here comes down to gate width and parked cars. Clear a spot at the curb or swing the side gate wide and the driver walks the unit straight back. On the older lots the side yards can be tight, so tell us if a fence or a meter box narrows the path and we bring the slimmer stall.
Out toward the bay frontage the ground softens after winter rain, and we set units on gravel or board rather than bare soil so they stay level. A unit placed in the roadway or on a sidewalk can require an encroachment permit, so check with the county or city first.
When to line up a San Lorenzo unit
Demand clusters around spring and summer: quinceaneras, graduations, church festivals, and the stretch of dry weather when exterior repairs and re-roofs get scheduled. When your date is fixed, reserve early and we hold the unit and any trailer against it.
Weekday jobs are easy to place on short notice, frequently the next business day, while weekend gatherings want more lead as the calendar fills. Give us the head count and the spot for the unit and we lock the stall count before the good dates are gone.