Koontz Lake, Indiana Porta Potty Rentals

Your restrooms will be arrive in immaculate condition, complete with the necessary toilet paper, soap, and hand sanitizer. If you are planning a family event there may be parents with infants. Our customer service representative will discuss the option of having restrooms that accommodate changing tables for infants. Once your event is done our team will arrive at the agreed upon time and quickly remove all of the restrooms. Our restroom rental options include many of the choices to make that event a complete success.

A phone call and conversation with one of our professionals will allow them to ask the important questions such as number of workers that will be on-site, location of the job, duration that you will need the portable restrooms, and terrain of the job-site. OSHA recommends one portable restroom for every 10 workers, for a 40-hour week. Our team will assist you in determining the number of restrooms and the type that you will require at reasonable rental prices. We consider it our job to take care of the responsibility of construction site restrooms so that you can focus on completing your work.

There are also topics that people often choose to not discuss but are very important for the success of your festival. Having enough porta potties is one thing but they must also be clean and deodorized. We will coordinate with the organizers to get the restrooms delivered to the specified locations before the event opens for your guests. We have a checkoff list that covers your customer needs and will be signed off so that you know everything has been taken care of. Our goal is to make sure that a restroom visit for your guests is a positive experience.

Koontz Lake is a census-designated place in Marshall and Starke counties, in the U.S. state of Indiana. The population was 1,557 at the 2010 census. Koontz Lake was named for the nearby lake named after the owner of a nearby mill, Samuel Koontz. The community was devastated by tornadoes as part of the Palm Sunday Tornado Outbreak of 1965.