Lockhart · Orange County
Porta potties, accessible units and hand-wash stations for Lockhart, with pump-outs, restocking and the pickup at the end all folded into the rate.
Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
We deliver through Lockhart regularly. It is Orange County territory, Orange Blossom Trail with SR 414 and SR 429 close by gets us in, and North Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) and Edgewater Drive are the roads the truck actually uses. An older unincorporated community strung along Orange Blossom Trail on the northwest edge of the city.
Every kind of job we run turns up in Lockhart at some point in the year, which is why the questions on the call are about the site rather than the category. The unit mix changes far more than the process does — a bank of standards, an accessible unit, a sink at the end of the run.
The run through here takes in Lockhart Middle School and the North Orange Blossom Trail corridor; North Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) is the road it all hangs off. The addresses we get here sit off North Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) more often than anything else, with Edgewater Drive taking the rest.
What we cover
The addresses we get here sit off North Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) more often than anything else, with Edgewater Drive taking the rest. We are often in Fairview Shores the same morning, which is why the timing here holds up.
Around here
The run through here takes in Lockhart Middle School and the North Orange Blossom Trail corridor; North Orange Blossom Trail (US 441) is the road it all hangs off. Deliveries here come in off Orange Blossom Trail with SR 414 and SR 429 close by and end up on North Orange Blossom Trail (US 441), Edgewater Drive, Clarcona-Ocoee Road and Silver Star Road (SR 438).
On the day
The spot we pick in Lockhart has to work for the delivery truck as well as for the people using it, and those two are not always the same place. Ground conditions in Lockhart are the thing worth mentioning on the call. Firm, level ground and a route the truck can take are the two things that decide how a delivery goes.
Units that stand in full sun through a Central Florida summer want a tighter service interval than the calendar suggests. We would rather set that up front.
Mon–Sat 7am–7pm
Lockhart on the map
What you can rent
Same run
If you are closer to Pine Hills or Apopka, those pages have the roads and the landmarks for them.
Asked here
Yes, every unit goes out with a deodorizing charge that breaks down waste between visits, and it is recharged at every service. In Florida heat that interval matters more than it would further north.
Yes, and a driveway is often the best spot — level, firm, and easy for the truck. Just check nothing is parked in the way on the delivery morning, because a blocked driveway is the most common reason a drop gets rescheduled.
Yes. Production days tend to want more units than the headcount suggests because everyone breaks at once, and often a trailer for talent. Tell us the call time and the wrap and we will size it properly.
For a short afternoon with no bar, one unit covers about fifty guests. Add drinks or run past four hours and that drops quickly. A hundred guests over six hours is a three-unit job, not a two-unit one.
Yes. Any public event in Lockhart should have at least one, and roughly five to six percent of the total once you are past a handful of units. They belong on the accessible route rather than tucked at the back.
Give us the address and the dates. The price comes with the answer, not afterwards.
