Beverly Shores, Indiana Porta Potty Rentals

We are professionals on the topic of porta potties and can bring advice and the expert services that you need for your event. We bring our expertise to the table to advise the number of restrooms your festival will need as well as offering guidance on the choices of style. There is usually one thing that is shared with all outdoor events and that is consuming food and drink, and with that comes the requirement of having the appropriate restroom facilities for your guests. Our service cover an array of even types with portable restrooms to fit every need.

Beyond having the right quantity of porta potties, the location is also important. You may want to establish one or more of the facilities for parents that need to care for changing their infants. Another consideration that has become a high priority due to the Coronavirus now includes the necessity of hand washing. Outdoor restrooms are available from standard models to those that offer additional amenities. Consideration for your guests is our top priority and we take care of all concerns to make sure that visiting the restroom is a good experience.

A majority of those that are planning an event must not only comply with the need for handicap facilities, but must also take into consideration the health of their guests with handwashing and sanitizing options. The ability to make sure that guests remain healthy when they enter and exit the restroom is of great importance. For multiple day events we bring in a team that will empty, clean, sanitize, and deodorize all restrooms.

Beverly Shores is a town in Pine Township, Porter County, Indiana, United States, about 36 miles east of downtown Chicago. The population was 613 at the 2010 census. Beverly Shores began life as a planned resort community. The Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend railroad began to provide service from South Bend to Chicago shortly after 1900. Beverly Shores is located along the Lake Michigan shoreline. It is bordered by Indiana Dunes State Park on the west, Lake Michigan on the north, the village of Pines on the south, and Michigan City on the east. Much of the immediate area is part of Indiana Dunes National Park.