Portage, Indiana Porta Potty Rentals

One might want to look back at the lessons that were learned from the days of Woodstock where there were only 600 porta potties for over 50,000 concert goers! 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. We take pride in our professional customer care representatives to work with you to ensure that your concert is memorable for the music and not something else. 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.

It will be a good idea to consider the larger units so both parent and child can move around comfortably. The standard models have lighting, toilet, sink with soap and sanitizer, proper ventilation, and toilet paper. You may want to consider including some of our high quality fencing around the facilities to add a bit of security. Our facilities arrive completely sanitized, deodorized and in pristine condition. Our technicians clean and scrub each restroom with antibacterial and antiviral cleansers and take extra precautions with additional exterior clothing to ensure protection.

We take a lot of pride in making sure that your porta potties are emptied, cleaned, sanitized, and well-stocked. Our team will show up to the job site after everyone has left for the day and take care of the restrooms so that they are ready for the crew when they arrive in the morning to start their day.

Portage is a city in Portage Township, Porter County, in the U.S. state of Indiana. The population was 36,828 as of the 2010 census. It is the largest city in Porter County, and third largest in Northwest Indiana. In 1959, Portage was incorporated as a town. Ogden Dunes and South Haven were excluded because the residents of these areas did not wish to be included in the town. Due to the surge of population after the war, many farmers were selling land to be subdivided into lots for families to build homes.

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