Construction Site Portable Toilets in Shady Hollow & Brodie
Pool, roof and whole-house remodel jobs on the wide tract lots.
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Shady Hollow and the subdivisions along Brodie Lane and Slaughter Lane were built from the late 1970s through the 1990s on the southern edge of Austin, partly over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone and partly in Hays County. Two-story tract and ranch homes on wide lots make delivery straightforward, and a technician places each unit where the drive and the lot allow it.
Shady Hollow and the subdivisions along Brodie Lane and Slaughter Lane were built from the late 1970s through the 1990s. The area sits on the southern edge of the city, partly over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone and partly in Hays County, which changes which office handles a permit question for a unit on the lot. Bear Creek and Onion Creek drain the area, and the Veloway and the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center sit on the southwest side.
The housing is two-story tract and ranch on wide lots with generous driveways, so access is rarely the problem. The typical construction rentals are pool building, re-roofing and whole-house remodels. A unit for those jobs sits on the lot for a few weeks, and the placement is set so the excavation or the roof crew keeps the clear space it needs. A construction site portable toilet is the usual choice for that kind of job. Call (888) 351-0294 with the lot size and the dates to begin.
Pool, roof and whole-house remodel jobs on the wide tract lots.
A single unit for a few weeks on a ranch-house or tract-house lot.
A unit kept on the lot through a multi-stage remodel.
Extra holding capacity on a lot with a long remodel between visits.
Delivery and pickup planned around the driveway and the street.
An accessible unit on a level drive pad for a backyard event.
Local weather drives activity here: heat, humidity and rain change what shows up week to week.
The district is partly in Hays County, and the permit question follows the jurisdiction. Events on the Travis County side are arranged under that county's rules, and anything on the Hays County side is arranged with that county. A unit on a private lot follows the job's own permits, but any event or right-of-way work follows whichever office governs the ground.
A technician confirms the address before the unit is placed, because the ground on either side of the line is governed by a different office. The ZIP is 78748, but the address decides the office, so the same job can have two different permit paths on two sides of one street.
A pool build needs room for the excavator, the spoil pile and the truck that hauls the dirt away. The unit sits at the edge of the dig, outside the working path, so the crew does not have to move it to get equipment in. A re-roof is usually shorter, and the unit can sit closer to the house with the roof crew's route kept clear.
The unit is moved when the dig moves, and that is the most common reason a placement changes mid-job. A technician asks for the excavation schedule and the roof work dates before the unit is set. For a typical pool or roof job the count stays at one unless the crew grows.
Bear Creek and Onion Creek drain the area, and some lots slope toward them. Creek flooding in Austin is fast and local, so a technician places units on high, level ground and keeps them out of drainage paths. Onion Creek has a flood record: after the Halloween 2013 floods, the city bought out roughly 100 homes in the Onion Creek area, which is a reminder that the ground matters more than the forecast.
The check happens on the day of placement, and a unit that sits in a wet spot is moved before the work starts. Units are not left on a slope that drains onto a neighbor's lot, and the pad is set level so the unit does not shift in heavy rain.
Wide lots and generous driveways let the servicing truck reach the unit without blocking the street. The visit is planned on the schedule set when the rental starts, and the truck's route is agreed with the homeowner before the first visit. A short, planned stop is easier on the street and on the crew than an unplanned one.
The waste is handled under state rules and disposed of at authorized facilities. The unit is cleaned on the set interval, and handwashing is checked on the same visit when crews are on site. When the job ends, the unit is removed and the lot is left clear.
Most service in Shady Hollow & Brodie calls are scheduled the same day when a technician is free, and you approve the price before any work starts.
Shady Hollow & Brodie ZIP codes we cover: 78748. Type yours to confirm, or just call.
ZIP 78745
ZIP 78749
ZIP 78652
ZIP 78744
The jurisdiction follows the ground, so the address decides it. A unit or event on the Hays County side is arranged with that county, and one on the Travis County side follows the county's rules. A technician confirms the address before placement.
It can. The unit sits at the edge of the excavation and moves when the dig moves. The count stays the same unless the crew grows.
A unit on a private lot follows the job's own permits. A unit that goes on the right of way follows the city's general rules, and a technician confirms the placement before the unit is set.
Units are sized to the crew, not the house. A small remodel crew is served by one unit with a handwashing station, and the count rises with the number of people on site. The federal construction table sets the minimum by crew size, starting at one facility for 20 or fewer workers.
An accessible unit needs a firm, level pad and a route from the house or driveway to it. The ADA standard requires at least one, or five percent, of units in each cluster to be accessible, as the city's own event guidance states it, and a single unit has to be the accessible one.