Restoring historic homes
The 1920s Spanish and bungalow homes around Edison Park are always under careful restoration, and a flushing unit set discreetly on the driveway keeps craftsmen off original floors while plaster, tile and millwork are redone.
We place units to protect mature landscaping and the neighborhood's royal palms, tucking a restroom against the drive rather than the parkway so the streetscape stays as tidy as the district expects.
Where a home is occupied through a phased restoration, we can add an extra weekly visit so the discreet driveway unit stays fresh for the family and the specialty trades alike.
Working around the winter estates
This pocket sits right by the Edison and Ford Winter Estates and its steady stream of tours, so we schedule deliveries to avoid event traffic on McGregor and keep the historic frontage clear.
For a longer renovation we hold a single unit on a fixed weekly route, coordinating service times so a pump truck is never idling out front during a busy visitor afternoon.
We keep the pump-truck visit brief and quiet, treating the parkway frontage with the same care the district's residents give their gardens and their century-old palms.
Garden parties and small weddings
Courtyard weddings, garden fundraisers and holiday open houses fit the district's character, and a couple of tucked-away units with a handwashing station keep an event elegant without stressing a historic home's plumbing.
For a refined reception the climate-controlled restroom trailer gives guests a proper sink-and-mirror finish that suits the setting on a warm Southwest Florida evening.
For a holiday open house we can bring the trailer in the afternoon and pull it the next morning, so the historic streetscape carries no trace of the event by daylight.