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Portable Toilets for Cedar Hills Block Houses and Blanding Boulevard Work

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Cedar Hills, FL

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Calls about portable restrooms in Cedar Hills, Jacksonville, FL, go to (888) 351-0294, answered 24/7. The company that takes the call delivers, services and removes the units, including on Westside streets off Blanding Boulevard where lots are small and the streets nearest the Cedar and Ortega rivers take water first.

Cedar Hills is a Westside block that takes in Cedar Hills, Lakeshore, the western edge of Murray Hill, Ortega Hills and Confederate Point, across two ZIP codes. Blanding Boulevard (SR 21), 103rd Street, Timuquana Road and Roosevelt Boulevard (US 17) carry most of the traffic, and Naval Air Station Jacksonville sits at the southern end on the river. Post-war single-story block houses dominate the housing, and heavy commercial frontage runs along Blanding.

The work that calls for a unit here is mostly small renovation and repair on block houses, plus construction and events along the commercial frontage. A long-term rental suits a repair that runs for months, and a standard unit covers a shorter job. Phones for Jacksonville Porta Potty Rental are answered 24/7. The company that takes the call handles delivery, servicing and removal, and quotes come from that company, not from this page.

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Cedar Hills, FL
County
Duval County
ZIP codes
32210, 32244
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Local weather drives activity here: heat, humidity and rain change what shows up week to week.

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    Why do the streets beside the Cedar and Ortega rivers take water first?

    The Cedar River and the Ortega River drain Cedar Hills, and the streets closest to them are the first to take water in a summer downpour. Water can sit in a low spot for a long time after the rain stops, which means a unit parked at the curb edge can stand in a puddle well after the sky clears. Placement on a slightly higher point of the lot is almost always the better choice.

    Technicians look for the drainage line before they set a unit, and they check that the pad will not sink when the ground is soft. Moving a unit off the curb and onto the driveway or the back yard can keep it dry through a wet season. The hurricane and storm recovery page covers what changes when a storm brings more water than a downpour does.

    What do block-house lots and Blanding frontage mean for access?

    Single-story block houses sit on modest lots, usually with one driveway and a side or back yard. A unit fits there if the truck can reach the spot and the door has room to open. Along Blanding Boulevard the frontage is commercial, with parking lots, curb cuts and delivery aprons, and a unit placed on that frontage has to stay out of the way of the customers and the trucks that use them.

    Crews on this side of the city usually want the unit at the back of a site and a hand-wash station near the front, so the work area stays clean. A driver backing down a narrow street should be told ahead of time, because the turn can take longer than the placement itself. Mention the driveway width and any fences when you call.

    How does summer heat work on a Westside block?

    The 1991-2020 normal July average high at the National Weather Service's Jacksonville station is 91.9 degrees Fahrenheit, and recent Julys have run above that. A unit on a bare front lawn or a paved lot gets hot fast, and the sanitizing chemistry works harder as it does. The shade of a back yard or a line of trees is the cheapest improvement a crew can make.

    Crews who work through a whole summer on one renovation tend to need the unit serviced on a set routine, and the heat guide explains how that routine changes in July.

    Who calls for units in Cedar Hills, and for what?

    Most calls come from homeowners doing a repair, a roof job or an addition on a block house, plus small contractors who keep a single unit on site for the whole job. Those rentals are steady rather than spiky. The commercial frontage along Blanding brings a different mix, with tenant work and pad construction behind shops.

    Accessible units are asked for when a household member has a mobility limit, or when a public-facing business needs one on its lot. The common guidance under the ADA framing calls for at least 5 percent of a cluster of single-user portable toilets to be accessible, with at least one per cluster. That is guidance, not a Jacksonville rule, and the accessible units guide sets out what to ask the company.

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    Coverage

    Where we work in Cedar Hills

    Neighborhoods we cover

    • Post-war single-story block houses
    • Blanding Boulevard commercial frontage
    • Creek-side low streets
    • Lakeshore and Ortega Hills lots
    • Western edge of Murray Hill

    Landmarks and main roads

    • Blanding Boulevard
    • Naval Air Station Jacksonville
    • Cedar River
    • Ortega River
    • Timuquana Road
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    Can a unit go on a small block-house lot?

    Usually, if the truck can reach a level spot and the door has room to open. A technician checks the driveway, any fence line and the grade before the unit is set. The back yard is often the best place, but the company will say so if the truck cannot get there.

    Does a Westside job need protection from storm water?

    Yes, when the lot sits near the Cedar or Ortega rivers or on a street that takes water in a downpour. Place the unit on the highest practical ground, keep the drain line clear, and ask the company how it moves or secures the unit before a storm.

    Is an accessible unit required for a home repair?

    A single home repair does not follow the same counts as a public cluster of units. Common guidance under the Americans with Disabilities Act calls for at least 5 percent of a cluster of single-user portable toilets to be accessible, with at least one per cluster. Ask for an accessible unit if someone on the job needs one.

    What affects the cost of a unit here?

    The length of the rental, the number of services each week, the unit type, whether it must be accessible, the distance and road access to the lot, and whether the job or an event is the reason for the unit all move the figure. A quote comes from the company that takes the call, so ask for one by phone.

    Do service companies need a state permit?

    Florida rules require a company that services portable restrooms to hold an annual operating permit from the state environmental agency. Ask the company to show proof of its current permit when you call. This page does not list a permit number or the name of any company.

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