Leap Year weekend and town celebrations
Anthony has leaned on its leap year identity for decades, and when the festival weekend comes around the parade route and the park fill up fast. For those days we stage banks of standard units along the Anthony route with deluxe flushing units near the stage and handwashing stations at every food row.
Smaller Anthony gatherings run all year: car shows, fall carnivals, church bazaars and school fundraisers on the campus lots. We size an Anthony event order to the expected gate, then work out a placement map with organizers so pickup clears the street before Monday traffic.
Warehouse yards along the interstate
Freight and distribution yards cluster where Anthony meets the interstate, and drivers, loaders and yard hands all need something within walking distance of the dock. An Anthony warehouse account usually keeps two standard units on a paved corner with a handwashing station, serviced on the same fixed morning each week.
Construction on new Anthony industrial pads runs for months, starting with site work and finishing long after the slab is poured. We add units as the trades stack up on an Anthony pad and pull them back down as the job winds toward final inspection.
Wind off the gap and desert service
The wind that funnels through Anthony Gap is no joke in spring, and an unballasted unit on open ground will not stay upright. Every Anthony placement on bare desert gets staked or weighted, with the door turned away from the prevailing gust line.
Anthony sees barely eight inches of rain a year and brutal midsummer sun, which drives odour and service frequency more than anything else. Long-running Anthony rentals shift to more frequent pump-outs from June through September and settle back once the nights cool off.