Our Pre-Delivery Site Checklist for Ann Arbor
We don't just drop a unit anywhere. A bad placement in Old Fourth Ward or a Main Street event can cause headaches for everyone. Here's our field-tested process. First, I or a lead driver will visit your site. We're looking at the ground — is it firm, or will it turn to mud? We note any low spots that could flood. We measure access for our truck and for the pump-out rig later. In tight spots, we might recommend a crane-liftable toilet. We also check for overhead wires or branches. Then we talk it through with you. This upfront work prevents most service issues and keeps your site compliant. It's why we've got a perfect delivery record since 2008.
Key Compliance Checks
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We'll check the site's slope and drainage — a flat spot on a slight grade is ideal to prevent pooling.
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Our crew verifies accessibility for our truck and any future pump-out service; tight Kerrytown alleys need planning.
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I always inspect for overhead clearance, especially under Main Street banners or near construction cranes.
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We confirm the unit's door swings clear and the path to it is stable, even after a thaw.
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Finally, we mark the spot and get your approval before we drop the standard construction unit.
