Special Event Restroom Delivery

A backyard graduation party in Gale Ranch or Windemere usually needs one to two standard units for 40-75 guests, placed on a driveway apron or side yard where a service truck can reach without crossing landscaping or a pool deck. An estate sale in Norris Canyon or Old Ranch is a different job entirely — shorter rental window, lighter foot traffic, and often just one unit near the garage or front walk where buyers naturally queue. Placement is the detail that decides whether the day goes smoothly: a unit set too close to a side gate in Twin Creeks or Bridle Ridge can block a fence line neighbors use, and a unit dropped on an unlevel section of a Crow Canyon hillside lot needs a different spot entirely. We ask about your yard, your gate width, and your guest count before we ever quote a number, because those details change what actually needs to show up.

First-time renters near Dougherty Valley schools planning a graduation weekend often aren't sure how many units a given guest count needs, or whether one unit is enough for six hours of a backyard ceremony. That's a normal question, not an odd one — a rough rule is one unit per 50 guests for events under four hours, and we'll walk through your specific guest list and timeline on the phone rather than hand you a generic number. The trade-off between a single unit and adding a second: cost goes up modestly, but so does guest comfort during peak hours like right after a ceremony or during dinner service.

Exact pricing depends on unit count, rental length, and how far the delivery truck has to travel within San Ramon and unincorporated Contra Costa County — we're upfront that we quote a real number after a quick look at your site, not a guessed figure that changes on the invoice. The $50 minimum applies to any single-unit, single-day booking; multi-day estate sales or multi-unit graduation parties scale from there.