Clay County
Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace Porta Potty Rental
We deliver porta potties, accessible units, hand-wash stations and restroom trailers throughout Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace. What follows is what we have actually learned about working there, rather than a page of adjectives.
Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace is an unincorporated census-designated place in Clay County of about 14,500 people, made up of more than a dozen older subdivisions — Bellair, Meadowbrook, Holly Cove, Wells Lake and others — west and north of the Town of Orange Park.
The jurisdiction question
Unincorporated Clay County — county building department, county public works for right-of-way. Nearly everyone here has an Orange Park mailing address and says they live in Orange Park, but the town has no authority; a call routed to town hall is the wrong office. It also sits hard against the Duval County line, so a job a few blocks north falls under the City of Jacksonville instead.
Where deliveries go wrong here
The 1960s and 70s subdivision streets are narrow, largely without sidewalks or curbs, with a drainage swale at the edge of every driveway. A loaded truck that drops a wheel off the asphalt sinks and tears up the swale, so placement usually has to be on the driveway apron rather than the shoulder.
What we usually deliver to
Re-roofs, remodels, additions and septic-to-sewer and utility work through the older subdivisions, plus retail and restaurant turnover along the Blanding Boulevard corridor.
Rentals
Units available in this area
How a delivery here runs
Booking units for Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace
One phone call sets the count, the placement and the price. Delivery follows on the agreed day, and the servicing goes straight onto a route so nobody has to chase it.
The booking happens on the phone in about two minutes. The delivery happens on the day agreed. The servicing happens weekly without a reminder. That is the whole process.
Collections are booked the same way as deliveries. Call when the job is winding down and the pickup goes on the next route through.
Extending a rental is a phone call, not a new contract. Jobs run long; the servicing just carries on until you say collect.
What is actually there
A dense band of older postwar and 1960s-70s single-story subdivisions — the median home dates to about 1972 and runs to a small three-bedroom slab ranch of roughly 1,400 square feet — packed into about four square miles, with strip commercial along Blanding.
What each unit needs
| Standard | Firm level ground, about a meter of door clearance |
|---|---|
| Deluxe | Same footprint as a standard, nothing to plug in |
| Accessible | A wider pad and an approach that stays clear |
| Hand-wash | Firm ground only, to the side of the units |
| Trailer | Towing room, level ground and a power supply |
Landmarks a driver knows
- Holly Cove
- Wells Lake
- the Ortega River
- Crosby Sanctuary to the west
- and Montclair Elementary School
Roads in and out
- Blanding Boulevard
- running north into Jacksonville and south toward Lakeside
- Kingsley Avenue along the southern edge
- and the Ortega River just to the north
Before you call
Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace - the questions we get
Unincorporated Clay County — county building department, county public works for right-of-way. Nearly everyone here has an Orange Park mailing address and says they live in Orange Park, but the town has no authority; a call routed to town hall is the wrong office. It also sits hard against the Duval County line, so a job a few blocks north falls under the City of Jacksonville instead. Getting that wrong is the single most common way a placement loses a day around here.
The 1960s and 70s subdivision streets are narrow, largely without sidewalks or curbs, with a drainage swale at the edge of every driveway. A loaded truck that drops a wheel off the asphalt sinks and tears up the swale, so placement usually has to be on the driveway apron rather than the shoulder.
The roads people actually use are Blanding Boulevard, running north into Jacksonville and south toward Lakeside, Kingsley Avenue along the southern edge, and the Ortega River just to the north. If the site is hard to describe, name the nearest of Holly Cove, Wells Lake, the Ortega River, Crosby Sanctuary to the west, and Montclair Elementary School - that gets a driver closer than a pin does.
Deliveries and collections run Monday to Saturday. For a Saturday event, a Friday drop is the comfortable answer rather than a same-day one.
Yes. The peak-hour headcount sizes the unit count; the number of days changes the servicing. A three-day run with the same gate needs the same units and a good deal more service.
Yes. A reposition happens on a scheduled service run rather than as a separate trip, so long as we know before the truck is loaded.
Restrooms needed in Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace?
Give us the street or the venue name and we will tell you straight away what can get there.