Rent Temporary Fencing in San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Milpitas, Saratoga, Mountain View

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Services rents temporary fencing, barricades and portable toilets in the Greater San Jose Area (all South Bay) including San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Milpitas, Saratoga and Mountain View, CA.

• Construction site temporary fencing and portable toilets
• Privacy Panels, windscreens and temporary restrooms for weddings and events
• Barricades for traffic and crowd control

Hanson & Fitch has the resources to meet your needs for temporary fencing, barricades and portable toilets. We have a 30-year history of excellent customer service in the Bay Area. We offer competitive pricing and rapid setup and take down of temporary fencing, barricades and portable toilets.

One call to Hanson & Fitch is all it takes to rent the temporary fencing and portable toilets for construction site or event.

Temporary Fencing & Barricades Rentals

San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale
Milpitas, Saratoga, Mountain View

(800) 847 – 7037

Temporary Restrooms, Fencing & Barricades for Special Events

Here are some of the recent events we provided temporary restrooms and fencing for in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area.

• The Oysterfest at Fort Mason in San Francisco – 5000 feet of fence with screen, barricades, and sanitation (temporary restrooms & wash stations) services.
• SF Giants  barricades and sanitation
• Restivo events – Uncorked! Wine Festival – Ghirardelli Square, San Francisco  Restrooms and barricades
• Mushroom Mardi Gras – Morgan Hill, California-    71 Restrooms, Fencing, Barricades
• Brazen Racing – Bay Area Marathons    – Event Sanitation
• Porsche Club Events  - Event Sanitation
• The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum -  Mexico Vs. Paraguay Soccer Match at Oakland Coliseum Event Barricades
• Oakland A’s Fan Fest – Event sanitation
• Stanford University Graduation – Commencement Ceremony – Event Sanitation

As you can see, Hanson & Fitch have the resources and expertise to handle a wide range of special event needs – temporary restrooms, portable toilets, temporary fencing & barricades, fence panels with screens, etc. We service all 9 counties in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area including these communities:

Albany, Berkeley, Oakland, Newark, Fremont, Union City, Castro Valley, Hayward, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, Concord, Martinez, Pleasant Hill, Alamo, Danville, San Ramon, Walnut Creek, Crocket, El Cerrito, Hercules, Lafayette, Moraga, Orinda, Atherton, Brisbane, Burlingame, Daly City, Foster City, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Pacifica, Palo Alto, San Bruno, San Carlos, San Mateo, San Francisco, South San Francisco, Campbell, Cupertino, Gilroy, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Monte Vista, Morgan Hill, Mountain View, San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Monterey, Salinas, Carmel, Pacific Grove, Sausalito, Tiburon, Mill Valley, Corte Madera, Larkspur, San Rafael and more!

Temporary Fence & Portable Restroom Rentals
(800) 847-7037

Temporary Fencing Supplier – Albany, Berkeley & Oakland, CA

Portable fencing, barricades and accessories to enhance your facilities and events in Oakland, Berkeley & Albany, California.

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Services is your one-stop source for temporary fencing, special event fencing, barricades, windscreens, perimeter fencing, and stanchions. We provide attractive and economical event fencing products that may be used to provide crowd and perimeter control for any type of event or tournament. Our temporary fencing is used throughout the greater San Francisco Bay Area (9 counties) for construction site security, track & field events, PGA tournaments, international bike races and other prestigious events.

Call Hanson & Fitch – 800.847.7037

Albany, Berkeley & Oakland, CA Windscreen Solutions

Our temporary fencing with windscreen and privacy screen is the perfect addition to any facility. Whether you are looking to screen off or delineate areas, control wind, provide additional privacy and security, or to provide a neutral background for sports and other activities, we have the perfect solution to meet your needs. From sportsplexes to construction sites and from important tournaments to your local park, Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Services can meet your needs.

Temporary Site Services has been installing temporary fencing throughout the bay area (including  Berkeley, Oakland & Albany)for 30 years. As a leading provider we work closely with our customers to effectively secure and protect any construction job site, special event or work area. We offer a wide variety of competitively priced temporary fence products and a staff that is professionally trained to ensure your temporary fence installation and removal are quick and efficient.

Need a Pricing Estimate? 800.847.7037

Portable services (we have portable toilets as well) for your special events should be one less thing to worry about. You can rely on Temporary Site Services, the Bay Area’s leading provider of temporary fence, portable toilets and barricades for special events!

Temporary Fence Panels in many forms. Our products can serve in the following uses:

• Temporary fencing to secure construction sites and private property
• Temporary fencing of residential housing sites
• Temporary fencing and crowd control barriers for major public events, sports, concerts, festivals, gatherings, etc.
• Temporary safety fencing for swimming pools.

800.847.7037

Renting Temporary in East Bay Cities like San Jose – Oakland – Berkeley Saves Money

How often do you see temporary fencing and barricades as you are driving throughout the East Bay.You probably don’t give them a second thought as you pass by them in Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Hayward, and other East Bay cities. With all of the ubiquitious construction happening, they blend into the whitescape of city life. Temporary fence rentals are cost effective for many businesses.

Owning, maintaining and transporting temporary fencing is one of those necessities for construction sites or events like political rallies, concerts, parades and etc. that Hanson & Fitch specializes in. We’re here to provide you the temporary site services you need for East Bay communities like Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Hayward.
Give us a call at 800.847.7037 to assist you with your temporary fencing and portable toilet needs.

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Service Expands

Hanson & Fitch Temporary Site Service purchased 3458 Enterprise Ave. in Hayward, CA.  Our new location is better suited to serving the Greater San Francisco Bay area.

We have a 5,352-square-foot facility on 3.39 acres for our temporary fencing, portable toilets and cooking oil recycling.

Our 3 business locations are:

• 3458 Enterprise Ave.,  Hayward 94545
• 5680 Obata Way,  Gilroy 95020
• 675 Hartz Ave. Danville 94526

Main phone numbers for business  800.847.7037 (fence and toilets) 888.376.9909 (cooking oil recycling)

Our business email for potential clients remains: 

Here at Hanson & Fitch, we have continue to grow to serve our clients needs for temporary fencing, barricades, portable toilets and cooking oil recycling.

It’s HOT! and not just the temperature, business is hot. The kids are back in school, but business is still booming for us.

During the summer, we get a lot of our business from summer concert, fairs, sporting events, festivals and other fun events that help make summer – summer.

Here are just a few of the places we could be seen this week: Alameda, Oakland, Treasure Island, Hollister,Del Monte Golf Course, Berkeley and Ft. Mason.

Business continues to boom to the point where we needed to get another new truck. With service yards in Pleasanton and Gilroy, we needed more wheels to get the job done.

We’re having a lot of fun growing this business and meeting our clients’ needs. Give us a call we can help you with temporary fencing and portable toilets in the following communities:  Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Brisbane, Burlingame, Cupertino, Daly City, Danville, Dublin, Emeryville, Foster City, Fremont,Gilroy, Hayward, Castro Valley, Livermore, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Menlo Park, Millbrae, Milpitas, Mountain View, Oakland, Pacifica, Pleasanton, Redwood City, Richmond, San Bruno, San Jose, San Francisco, San Leandro, San Mateo, San Ramon, Santa Clara, Saratoga, South San Francisco, Sunnyvale, Union City, Walnut Creek, and Watsonville.

Portable Toilet News You Don’t Want to Miss

Tampa, Florida (The Weekly Vice) — Lorenzo Earl Knight, a 22-year-old Florida man was arrested on burglary and theft charges after police say he broke into a vehicle and then hid in a nearby portable toilet. Before police arrived however, Mr. Knight discovered why a port-a-potty is the last place a burglar wants to hide.

Investigators say the incident began when Lorenzo Knight broke into a 1999 Ford F-150 in a mall parking lot Saturday and allegedly stole a $500 digital camera along with it’s owner’s manual.

Knight was attempting to break into a 2nd truck, when the automobile’s owner and a friend spotted him and gave chase, according to the police report.

Knight fled the scene to a nearby construction site and attempted to hide in a portable toilet that was also on the site. The truck’s owner and his friend soon caught up to Knight and tipped the portable toilet over, trapping Knight inside the toilet until police could arrive.

When officers arrived, they found Knight still inside the toilet, soaking wet in the toilet’s contents. Authorities also recovered a screwdriver that Knight used to jimmy the truck’s lock and a shoe he left at the scene, according to Tampa Police.

Knight was arrested on the “spot” and charged with two counts of burglary and one count of grand theft. He was booked into the Orient Road Jail and then released Sunday morning after posting a $6,000 bond.

With the recent growth of our business that provides the temporary fencing and portable restrooms to special events and construction sites, we decided to open an location in Pleasanton.  I personally wanted to have a location in the bay area for some time.  It will allows us to answer their needs of our customers in a timely manner and it will finially allow me me to work in my community.  It is very exciting for us and I can already tell that our business is going to benefit directly from this new location.

We have watched fuel costs double and the driving times increase during the peak hours, which can make it difficult to be on time if the customer has requested us to be there at 7am.  Additionally, we find that we service our customers each week and it becomes critical to be within a 30-40 mile radius to meet their expectations.  I have quicky learned that telling someone you will be there to help them in 30 minutes or less can make them a life long customer.  We look forward to being a part of Pleasanton!

When Disaster Strikes – Portable Toilets are Needed

The recent fires in California remind me of how portable toilets are one of the key resources needed in disaster situations. Whether it is California wildfires, an earthquake, a mudslide, flood or even a typhoon – when disaster strikes, sanitation is a major concern.

In such situations, we have hundreds of single portable toilet units available. Our VIP Temporary Restrooms are mounted on trailers for portability and convenience. They’re solar powered and can be delivered to the front lines for emergency crews.

Clean drinking water is also a concern in disaster situations. Our potable water tanks fill that need.

A couple of other situations that may require a portable toilet or temporary restroom.

• Bathroom Remodel
• Family Reunions

Portable Toilet Art

No post on portable toilets would be complete without a picture of graffiti artist, Banksy’s – Stonehenge made of – you guessed it – portable toilets!

I’ll bet most people don’t track news about portable toilets, but when you’re in the portable toilet and temporary restroom business, you need to stop every now and then to smell the roses! Providing temporary site services throughout the San Francisco Bay Area to communities like San Jose, Oakland, Berkeley and San Francisco can be challenging at times, but some of the stories in the news about portable toilets this week made me thankful for small blessings.

There were about 200 mentions of portable toilets this past week on blog postings. Isn’t that wild??!!! Most of them are posts about local events mentioning that portable toilets will be available at the event. From rock concerts and political rallies to boy scout jamborees – where you find people, you need to find toilets.

Here are a few of the portable toilet stories I came across:

• From South Africa – Portable Toilets being used to threaten the poor
• Up in Washington – Teens arrested for blowing up portable toilets
• In Brooklyn – Thieves beat up a guard and stuff him in a toilet
• In Rancho Cordova – Portable toilet fire destroys little league equipment

We are in the midst of our busiest summer. This year we added over 100 portable toilets to our inventory and we could probably use 100 more. Our temporary VIP restrooms are getting us a lot of positive feedback from clients.

We are working 7 days a week now to meet the demand. Customer service and satisfaction are always at the top of our list.

The summer of 2008 is turning into a summer of challenges in the temporary fencing & portable toilet business for us at Hanson & Fitch.

First the good news!

Business is booming. We are working 7 days a week to service demand from our clients. Some of our competitors have gone out of business or downscaled their business as a result of the ripple effect in the construction industry. This coupled with the success of our marketing efforts has helped our business to explode.

The bad news is, of course, GAS PRICES. Soaring fuel prices are hurting everyone and we are no exception. We are endeavoring to keep our prices stable. We are not planning on charging for checked baggage, but some adjustments may need to be made.

We remain committed to providing the best temporary site services at competitive and reasonable rates. Our clients are our business!

On the lighter side of the portable toilet business -

• Pa. Crews Rescue Nude Man Stuck In Portable Potty
• Man naps in portalet
• Fox’s Smith: People who get stuck in toilets are ‘a little crazy