Porta potty rental
Standard, deluxe, ADA and hand-wash units delivered across Artesia and serviced weekly, on one flat price quoted on the phone.
City · Los Angeles County
Artesia gets a page of its own because the delivery here is not the same as the delivery two towns over. The route is the I-605, the run is about 25 min northwest on the 405 to the 605, exiting South St or Artesia Blvd, and the local detail below is the part worth reading.
A 1.6-square-mile city that is mostly older single-family blocks plus the dense Pioneer Blvd Little India retail strip. Work is small-scale and steady: restaurant and storefront remodels along Pioneer, ADU and second-unit builds behind older homes, street and utility work on the county-maintained arterials, and religious and cultural festivals that draw big South Asian crowds to Pioneer Blvd.
Worth knowing
about 25 min northwest on the 405 to the 605, exiting South St or Artesia Blvd is inside the number rather than bolted on afterwards. You will hear the figure that appears on the invoice.
The phone is the whole system. It is faster than a form and it means the price you are told is the price.
A station parked in a doorway blocks the door and tangles two lines. In Artesia as everywhere, sinks go to the side or at the end of the row.
The fleet
These are the units that go out to Artesia. Most orders are two or three of them together.
The unit most Artesia jobs take: vented single stall, urinal, occupied latch, sealed tank.
The unit that stops a backyard party in Artesia becoming a line for the house bathroom.
A wide cube rather than a tall box — the floor area is the whole point.
Free-standing double basin, foot taps, separate fresh and gray tanks. One per three restrooms.
For the Artesia events that get photographed. Towed in, parked level, plugged in, screened.
Delivery
The route in is the I-605, then Pioneer Blvd or Artesia Blvd depending on where in Artesia you are. Tell us the cross streets rather than just the address if the site has no number on it yet — on a graded lot that is usually faster for everyone.
Once he is there, the driver sets the unit where you point unless it is somewhere unsafe, unserviceable or obviously against a restriction. If it is, he will say so and suggest the alternative.
One thing about Artesia in particular: Pioneer Blvd storefronts have almost no setback and shared rear service alleys, so units go behind the building or in a coned-off metered stall.
Quotes by phone · Mon-Sat 4am-4pm
Roads: Pioneer Blvd, Artesia Blvd, South St, Norwalk Blvd, 183rd St
Landmarks and reference points:
On the map
Asked here
On the 605
Tell us the job and the headcount and you will have a flat number before you hang up.
