What Inwood tends to order
Inwood runs from park picnics to building work. A weekend gathering along the Dyckman fields or in Inwood Hill Park usually wants a deluxe flushing unit and a handwashing station, with an ADA accessible stall added when the crowd is mixed.
On the building side, a gut renovation in a prewar co-op, a facade or Local Law repair behind a sidewalk shed, or a stoop and sidewalk replacement needs a standard unit on the street. For a wedding or a larger celebration near the water we bring the climate-controlled luxury restroom trailer.
Setting a unit on steep, tight streets
There are no driveways to lean on up here, so a unit sits on the sidewalk behind a shed, inside a work zone, or in a permitted length of curb. Inwood's grades are steep, so we place on the most level footing we can find and chock it so it stays put. For a park event we stage the unit on a firm path edge near the crowd but clear of foot traffic, and we coordinate with the building super whenever a job touches a co-op's frontage.
Working with buildings, parks, and the calendar
Send the address, who to reach on site, and your dates, and we route around the one-way streets and the traffic funneling toward the bridges. A long renovation gets scheduled service so the unit never falls behind.
Summer fills the parks and the ballfields, while winter brings snow, ice, and river wind, so we anchor exposed units and service around the weather. Park placements and any curb space usually need sign-off, so check with the parks office or DOT, since a permit may apply.