Huntertown, Indiana Porta Potty Rentals

We know that the players want to focus on their game so we go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure that they have healthy, clean, and attractive restroom facilities. For the best recommendation of our services we will discuss the number of people per day that intend to use the facilities which will also determine how many restrooms that you will need. Our customer care representatives will map out recommended placements so that no player is put in a compromising position that postpones the game. It doesn’t seem to matter whether you are attending a rock concert or classical musicians, if you want happy attendees, you need to have enough restrooms that are clean and appealing. Our representatives will ask you how many attendees/tickets are planned, if alcohol will be consumed and what type (more alcohol equals more trips to the bathroom), the layout of the concert, whether it is a single event or a multi-day event, and the square foot for possible multiple restroom locations.

We have an array of portable construction site porta potties at reasonable rental prices. The standard includes both toilet and urinal, proper ventilation, wall-mounted hand sanitizers, lighting, and a supply of toilet paper. These are very popular when the company wants restroom facilities that can be moved from one site to another.

Our technicians clean and scrub each restroom with antibacterial and antiviral cleansers and take extra precautions with additional exterior clothing to ensure protection. Our goal is to make our service the one that adds to a positive note to your day’s event and that we become your only contact for the next party or gala event that you plan. We will coordinate with you for the best time prior to your party and carefully place the restrooms, including all amenities that you have requested.

Huntertown is a town in Allen County, Indiana, United States. The population was 4,810 at the 2010 census, making it one of the fastest-growing areas in northeastern Indiana, with a population increase of 172 percent since 2000. Huntertown was originally called “The Opening” because it was a natural forest clearing. Huntertown was first settled circa 1837, founded by William T. Hunter. The village was located along the Lima Plank Road connecting Lima (now Howe) and Fort Wayne. The Perry Centre Seminary was founded in Huntertown in 1856, only to close five years later when the entire faculty and adult students enlisted in the Union Army. The town was platted in 1869, but not incorporated until 1966.