Surf City portable restrooms
Standard stalls, flushing deluxe units, ADA-accessible cubes, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers — dropped where you point, serviced while you work, and quoted at one flat number on the phone.
Who calls us
A framing crew off Gothard Street, a wedding on a bluff in Newport, a street closure on Main Street and a storm clean-up in Wilmington all want the same thing from us: the right units, on time, and a price that does not change after the fact.
Construction crewsGCs, framers, graders and public-works crews from Seal Beach to San Clemente.
Event organizersStreet fairs, surf contests, festivals, races and private parties.
Property & facilitiesHOAs, property managers, venues and yards on standing monthly rentals.
Cities & public worksPark projects, beach operations, roadwork and emergency response.The fleet
Most jobs need one of the first three. The last two are what you add when the restroom is part of the impression rather than part of the equipment list.
StandardSingle vented stall, urinal, occupied latch. What we drop most.Fits 1–10 peopleWeekly serviceOpen the full write-up
Deluxe FlushingFoot-pump flush, side sink, mirror. For guests and clients.Flush + sinkFresh-water basinOpen the full write-up
ADA AccessibleGround-level entry, grab bars, 60in turning circle.Zero-step entryGrab barsOpen the full write-up
Hand-Wash StationDouble basin, foot taps, fresh + gray tanks. Stands alone.Two basinsNo plumbingOpen the full write-up
Restroom TrailerMulti-stall trailer, flushing china, lit vanity, climate control.Climate-controlledFlushing chinaOpen the full write-upWhat it’s for
Six kinds of job, each with its own sizing, its own placement problems and its own permit questions.
Framing, grading, tenant improvement and public works — one unit per ten workers, serviced weekly, billed monthly.
Backyard parties, street closures and beach gatherings, dropped Friday and gone Monday.
Deluxe units and restroom trailers for ceremonies and receptions, placed where nobody has to look at them.
Banks of units, accessible stalls and hand-wash stations sized to the gate count and the permit.
Yards, storage sites and season-long park placements on a standing monthly rate.
Emergency and clean-up work when a site loses its facilities and the crew still has to be there.
Huntington Beach sizing
OSHA 1926.51 sets the minimum: Huntington Beach crews up to twenty share one toilet, and beyond twenty you add one urinal plus one seat for each 40. Most crews here run one per ten.
On a four-hour event, give one unit to every 50 guests. A Huntington Beach surf contest viewing area or a park birthday party fits that rule.
Add units when beer or wine appears, and more for receptions or festivals stretching through afternoon and evening.
For a cluster of units, one in twenty should be ADA (5%), and every cluster gets at least one. Pair a hand-wash station with each porta potty rental by the snack tent.
How it goes
There is no cart, no booking screen and no email thread. You call, we quote, we deliver, we service it, we take it away.
Where it is, how many people, how long. Two minutes on the phone tells us more than any form would.
One flat price covering delivery, the rental period, servicing and pickup. No line items to decode afterwards.
The driver works out the placement with whoever is on site — door swing clear, sinks to the side, accessible route kept firm.
Weekly as standard, more often if the headcount says so. When the job ends we collect it and that is the end of it.
Know the coast
Beach placements need a flat, compacted spot or a base board so units don't sink or lean, and beach events require city approval, so confirm it before booking.
The US Open of Surfing packs the pier and Main Street each summer; units for nearby events or work should drop early and get serviced on a tighter schedule.
Afternoon onshore wind along Pacific Coast Highway can push lightweight units, so beachside units are staked or set against a wall.
Downtown and beach-area parking is tight and metered; units on a street or sidewalk need a right-of-way check with the city, and private lots need owner sign-off.
Huntington Beach and the coast
Boat-parade season and waterfront home remodels along the channels of Huntington Harbour.
Pacific Coast Highway beach events and cottage rebuilds in narrow Sunset Beach.
Mile Square Regional Park races and festivals plus tenant improvement work in Fountain Valley.
OC Fair & Event Center crowds and South Coast Metro builds in Costa Mesa.
Balboa Peninsula events and harbor-front remodels throughout Newport Beach.
Main Street car shows and pier-area gatherings along the coast in Seal Beach.
Where we go
Seventy areas, grouped by the route a loaded truck actually takes out of the yard. If your job is on one of these runs, it is a normal morning for us.
Straight up and down Pacific Coast Highway — the beach cities, the harbor and the coves.
The central Orange County run our trucks are on every single morning.
North on Beach Boulevard and east on the 22, through the older inland cities.
Up the 605 into south-east Los Angeles County.
The county seat, the Tustin foothills and Old Towne Orange.
The top of the county, out along the 91 and the 57.
Down the 5 and the 73 into the south county master plans, and on into San Diego County for the long ones.
West into Long Beach, the harbor cities and the port.
Straight answers
The eight things people ask first.
Tell us the job and the headcount and you will have a flat number before you hang up.
