What gets rented in Burbank
Burbank is mostly older single-family bungalows on modest lots, with a scattering of small shops and light industrial along San Carlos and Bascom. The steady work is home projects, so a driveway dumpster job, a room addition, or a re-roof usually takes one Standard Porta Potty, and a Handwashing Station joins it when a crew is on the clock for the week.
Family life fills the rest of the calendar. A backyard birthday, a graduation, or a block gathering does well with a Deluxe Flushing Porta Potty and an ADA Accessible unit, while a larger celebration spilling across a yard can bring the climate-controlled Luxury Restroom Trailer so nobody has to trek indoors.
Fitting units on tight older lots
The lots here are small and the houses sit close to the street, so we place the unit on the driveway or a firm side-yard strip and leave the service truck a short pull-up out front. That keeps the walkway clear and the unit out of the neighbors' sightline.
Detached garages, narrow side gates, and shared fences are common on these blocks, so tell us how the yard is reached and where the gate swings. We set the unit so the door has room, the truck can service it, and daily traffic through the yard is never blocked.
Working across the county line
Because Burbank is an unincorporated island rather than part of the city, questions about placing a unit on the street or public right-of-way go to Santa Clara County, not San Jose, and an encroachment permit may apply. Check with the county first and we will work around whatever it says.
Otherwise a rental is simple: call with the address, the dates, and the size of the crew or crowd, and we set a delivery window, usually the next business day. Units arrive clean and stocked, we service anything long on a set day, and we pull it all when you are done.