What Dollar Corner rents
Out here the orders skew rural. A property owner fencing a pasture or raising a pole barn takes a single standard unit near the drive, and the crews building homes on the larger lots keep a unit and a handwashing station going through the framing.
The events run country too: farm weddings, church picnics, 4-H shows, and family gatherings on open acreage. A few standard units with an ADA accessible unit near the parking row cover the guests, and the climate-controlled restroom trailer or a deluxe flushing unit suits a wedding held in a field or barn.
Crossing the river to Clark County
We deliver to Dollar Corner from the Portland side over the I-5 or I-205 bridge, then up through Vancouver and Battle Ground. Because this is Washington, city and county permitting works differently than in Oregon, so if a unit sits in the right-of-way it is worth checking with Clark County on any permit before the date. On private land it is usually a simple placement.
Setting a unit on country ground
Dollar Corner ground is mostly gravel drives and pasture, both of which soften through the long wet season. We favor a firm, level gravel pad and set boards under the feet on soft dirt, keeping the unit off the low spots that pool after a rain. A long private lane is worth mentioning so the driver brings the right approach.
For a build that runs across the drizzly months we set a weekly service and hold your day straight through. Tell us how the truck gets in and whether a gate needs a key, and the unit goes exactly where you want it on the first trip out.