What people put on a Sunnyside lot
The bread and butter here is the standard porta potty for a kitchen tear-out, a foundation shore-up, or a deck rebuild in the back. Crews doing a longer remodel usually pair it with a handwashing station once drywall and paint start, since the household bathroom is off limits to muddy boots.
When a family throws a birthday in the yard or a block gets together on a dead-end street, a deluxe flushing unit reads a lot nicer than a builder model, and the ADA accessible restroom keeps an older relative or a wheelchair user comfortable. For a milestone party we can add a compact restroom trailer where the driveway has the room.
Getting a truck up a steep block
Sunnyside streets pitch hard and park bumper to bumper, so we plan the drop before the truck rolls. A driveway apron, a flat spot behind a gate, or a cleared stretch of curb all work, and we would rather know the grade and the turning room ahead of time than guess at the door.
If the unit has to sit in the street, the city may want a permitted space and an encroachment permit could apply, so check with San Francisco before the date. Tell us which way the house faces and where the fog-slick hill levels out, and we will set the unit where it stays put and out of the walking line.
How the week runs out here
Our trucks swing through Sunnyside on Tuesdays and Fridays, which sets the rhythm for cleanings and swaps. A weekend party gets dropped ahead and picked up right after, while a remodel runs on weekly service so the unit stays fresh for the trades.
Give us the date early in the warm stretch when yard jobs and gatherings stack up, and we will hold the right unit. We would rather send exactly what the job needs than roll up with more than the lot can hold.