Matching the unit to a Howard Park job
Most calls from Howard Park are modest and specific: a single standard unit for a roofing crew, a deluxe flushing model for a graduation party, or an ADA accessible stall so an older relative or a guest using a wheelchair has an easy option at a family event.
For a milestone the family wants to dress up, we send the luxury restroom trailer with real sinks and interior lighting, and a freestanding handwashing station rides along whenever food is served so guests are not tracking through the kitchen. A single tidy unit beside the garage covers the smaller stoop and driveway get-togethers this pocket is known for.
Fitting a unit into close-set blocks
Homes here sit shoulder to shoulder with slim side yards and short aprons, so the practical spot is often the front of the driveway or a corner of the yard the delivery driver can reach on foot. We walk the unit in by hand when the truck cannot get close, and we keep it off the sidewalk so foot traffic and strollers still pass. On the rare curbside drop we note where alternate-side parking and sanitation runs fall.
Planning around the calendar and the weather
Tell us the address, the gate or path width, and your start and end dates, and we lock in the delivery and the pickup. On a rental that runs more than a week we schedule regular service so the unit stays fresh through summer heat.
Winter here brings ice and the odd bay-driven flood, so we set units on firm, drained ground and time servicing around snow days. If a placement reaches into the roadway a right-of-way permit may apply, and we will point you to the city on that.