Wakarusa, Indiana Porta Potty Rentals

During today’s trying times, we make sure that each of our technicians takes extra precautions with additional protective wear. 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. Course sizes vary and we can talk about the suggested distances between restrooms. Delivery is coordinated with your staff so that all course protection is maintained.

Our technicians clean and scrub each restroom with antibacterial and antiviral cleansers and take extra precautions with additional exterior clothing to ensure protection. We can also make arrangements to relocate them to the next job site once you are done. 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.

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.

In the middle of the often chaotic day to day outline of every even detail, the restrooms are often the one thing that is overlooked. If your event lasts multiple days we will arrive, empty, sanitize and deodorize so that your attendees can feel comfortable when they show up to enjoy their time. We take pride in bringing quality for reasonable prices and the representative can answer your questions and review your preferences. 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.

Wakarusa is a town in Harrison and Olive townships in Elkhart County, Indiana, United States. The population was 1,758 at the 2010 census. Wakarusa is a small farming and manufacturing community located on Indiana 19 just north of Indiana 119. The town is 12 miles south of Elkhart, 25 miles southeast of South Bend, 120 miles east of Chicago, and 140 miles north of Indianapolis. In 1836, rural Olive Township was formed in western Elkhart County, and in 1849, as the population grew, a post office named Mt. Olive opened. After more population growth, a new village named Salem was established to prevent people from having to travel to either Goshen or Elkhart to conduct business. Since there is already a town named Salem in Indiana, the name was changed to Wakarusa in 1859. The Mt. Olive Post Office was renamed for Wakarusa a year later.

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