Booking for a town that keeps building
Battle Ground has been adding rooftops for years, so a lot of our work here is residential framing, road and utility jobs, and the site work that comes with each new phase. Standard units and handwashing stations do the heavy lifting on those builds, and we scale the count up or down as a crew moves from one pad to the next.
Town life fills the rest of the schedule. The parks host tournaments and summer concerts, harvest season brings festivals and fundraisers, and country properties throw big weddings and reunions. We match a plain standard unit, an ADA accessible unit, or the restroom trailer to whatever the day calls for.
Getting there from the Portland side
Every delivery here starts with a river crossing and a run up I-205 and Highway 503, so we plan the trip around that stretch and keep Battle Ground on a fixed day with Brush Prairie and Meadow Glade. Grouping the stops means a mid-week swap does not wait on a separate crossing of the Columbia.
Because this is Washington, a job in a public right-of-way answers to Clark County rather than any Oregon office. For a placement on a city street or county shoulder, confirm whether a permit applies before your date; on private lots and job sites you set the spot with us directly.
Where a unit lands on a north-county site
New subdivisions give a driver room to line units along a fence or a gravel staging area, while older acreage means a longer drive and softer ground. We set on a firm, level pad and keep units off the boggy patches that linger through the wet months so nothing tips on saturated soil.