Storm prep, overflow issues, job site shutdowns, last-minute event needs — when a restroom emergency hits, our dispatch line is built to get you a fast answer and a fast solution.
Most portable restroom needs can be planned days or weeks ahead. But some can't. A PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff has knocked out water pressure and your job site's facilities just got condemned. A unit at your weekend festival has failed on day one with two more days of guests still coming. A septic backup has left your home without a working bathroom the night before a house full of relatives arrives. These are the situations our emergency service exists for — and they're exactly the kind of calls Mountain View Restroom Solutions is built to handle quickly.
We maintain a dedicated emergency dispatch line at (650) 587-6999 for urgent requests. During our regular business hours of Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM, emergency calls are given top priority over standard scheduling — meaning if you call with a genuine emergency, you jump the queue. For situations that arise outside those hours, especially during wildfire season or a winter storm, call the same number: we monitor it for urgent requests and get back to confirmed emergencies as quickly as we possibly can.
A Red Flag warning, PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff, or a winter atmospheric-river storm has disrupted water or sewer service somewhere in Santa Clara County.
An existing rental has failed, overflowed, or been damaged mid-event or mid-project and needs immediate service or replacement.
Unexpectedly high turnout at an event has overwhelmed your current restroom count and you need more units delivered same-day.
A burst pipe, septic backup or plumbing failure has left your household without a working bathroom.
An inspection or compliance deadline is at risk because your site's restroom facilities failed or were never delivered.
An event is happening within 24-48 hours and restrooms were overlooked or fell through with another vendor.
Tell our team it's an emergency and briefly describe the situation — location, timeline and what's needed.
We check unit availability and route logistics, then confirm what we can deliver and how fast.
A driver is routed to your location as the priority delivery, ahead of standard scheduled stops.
We place, service or replace the unit on-site and confirm everything is working before we leave.
Northern California's wildfire season typically runs from early summer through the fall, and Red Flag warning days can bring planned PG&E power shutoffs that knock out water pumps and disrupt sanitation across Santa Clara County. Winter brings the opposite problem — atmospheric-river storms that can flood job sites and knock out septic systems from December through March. We work with customers ahead of both seasons: pre-positioning emergency stock, securing units against wind and flooding, and getting portable restrooms on-site fast when a power shutoff or storm takes out a property's plumbing. If either disrupts your water or septic service, portable restrooms are often the fastest way to restore basic sanitation while repairs are underway — call us as soon as it's safe to do so and we'll prioritize your request.
We're honest about one thing: during evacuation warnings or major storm conditions, road closures and safety concerns may delay how quickly we can physically reach a site, even with a call answered promptly. We'll always be upfront with you about realistic timing rather than promising something we can't deliver in unsafe conditions.
A failed or overwhelmed restroom setup mid-event is one of the most stressful calls we get — and one we're well equipped to solve quickly. If you're mid-event and a unit fails, or turnout has exceeded your original restroom count, call immediately with your location and we'll route additional units or a service technician as the top priority for that day.
A missing or non-compliant restroom setup can put a fast-moving Silicon Valley job site at risk of a failed inspection or a stop-work order. If your site's restroom situation has become an urgent compliance issue — a unit was damaged, vandalized, or an expected delivery fell through with another provider — call our emergency line and we'll move fast to get you compliant again.
Emergency and rapid-dispatch requests may carry a priority service fee to reflect the expedited routing and after-hours coordination involved, but we'll always tell you the cost upfront before dispatching — no surprise charges after the fact. Given the circumstances that usually drive an emergency call, our goal is to solve your problem fast, not to make the moment harder than it already is.
Our regular business hours are Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM, and that's when we can guarantee an immediate live answer. Our emergency line is monitored for urgent requests outside those hours, and we respond to confirmed emergencies as quickly as conditions allow — during wildfire season and winter storms especially.
It depends on your location, current unit availability and road/weather conditions, but emergency requests are always prioritized ahead of standard scheduled deliveries. Call and we'll give you a realistic timeframe immediately.
Rapid-dispatch requests may include a priority service fee, which we'll always confirm with you before we send a truck out — never as a surprise on your final bill.
Yes — call as early as possible once PG&E announces a shutoff window or a storm is forecast so we can plan anchoring, relocation or additional unit delivery before conditions make travel unsafe.
Call our dispatch line — we'll assess your situation immediately.