What farm-country Canby rents
Nurseries and growing grounds drive a lot of our Canby work, alongside home builds, road jobs, and the equipment yards that keep the valley running. Standard units and handwashing stations serve those sites, and we add units during a planting or dig-and-ship push when the seasonal head count jumps for a few weeks.
The event calendar is full too. The fairgrounds host shows and swap meets, the farms throw weddings and harvest festivals, and school and church gatherings fill the parks. A deluxe flushing unit or the climate-controlled restroom trailer dresses up an event, with an ADA accessible unit set where guests enter.
Getting a unit onto valley ground
Canby's flat farmland drains slowly, so from the fall rains through spring a field or a nursery row can hold water in every low spot. We set units on plywood or a gravel pad and pick the firmer, higher ground so a heavy tank stays level instead of sinking into soil that has stayed wet for a week.
The town rides a route with Oregon City and toward Wilsonville, which keeps an add-on stop from needing its own trip. A note on whether the last stretch is gravel, and where a truck can turn around, lets the driver place the unit on the first visit without circling back.
How a Canby rental works
On a job that runs for weeks we set a standing weekly service and hold the day right through the drizzly season. For a fairground event or a farm wedding, tell us the date, the crowd, and where power and parking sit, and we deliver ahead of setup and service through a multi-day run so units stay fresh.