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Porta potties and septic pumping in Coloma and around Berrien County, from our shop in Grand Junction.
Coloma is big farm country: peaches, blueberries and apples, and the crews that pick all three keep units in the fields through the season. Our septic work out that way runs the outskirts, picked up on the same southern runs that service the farm units, so Coloma calls rarely wait long.

Coloma sits just off I-94 at the west end of Paw Paw Lake, with cottages around the water and the farm ground running south of town.
Peaches, blueberries and apples, and the crews that pick all three. $150 a weekend.
Tank work on the outskirts, on the same runs as the farm units. 35¢ a gallon, published.
Both numbers hold everywhere the truck goes, so a Coloma job costs what a Grand Junction job costs, and the 23 road miles between them are our problem, not a line on your bill. In peach and blueberry season the peach crews take most of the fleet out this way, so weekend units for Coloma parties book best a couple of weeks ahead. Everything else about the money is on the prices page, and the booking form texts our phones in the field.
Coloma sits 23 road miles from the yard on the southern runs, and what we mostly haul out here is farm and septic pumping (outskirts) work. Weekend units land on Fridays, cleanings ride the weekly route, and a septic call gets folded into the next pass rather than waiting for a special trip.
Out here the busy stretch is peach and blueberry season. Fields get the pickup and tank trailer instead of the big truck, so the ground your crew works on stays workable.
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Need a porta potty or a pump-out in Coloma?
Yes, one unit per 20 workers with men's and women's separate, and the math plus a calculator is on the farm requirements page. Around Coloma that means peaches, blueberries and apples, and the crews that work them.
Yes. Winter is slower, so the Coloma routes have room. The tank treatment is rated for the cold, monthly winter units are available with the weekly cleaning, and plowed access is the one thing we need from you.
$150 for a weekend, and monthly rentals are available with a weekly cleaning, call for availability. Most of what we set around Coloma is farm units in the peaches, 23 miles out from the yard. The one extra charge that exists is a $50 additional clean, and the rest is on the prices page.
35 cents a gallon, so a common 1,000 gallon tank runs $350, and the 23 road miles from our yard are already inside the price. Coloma for us is mostly rural addresses, which is tank country. Digging a buried lid or locating a lost tank is quoted before the truck rolls, and rates are on the prices page.
Not usually. If we know where the tank is and the lid is reachable, you can leave the gate open and get a call from us after. The truck is coming 23 miles off 104th Ave, usually on a farm run, so first visits are easier with you there, to find things once.
Flat ground the truck can reach, with shade if you have it. The farm lanes around Coloma, peaches mostly, get serviced with the pickup and tank trailer, so the rows your crew works stay drivable.
Two to three weeks in season for septic, and weekend units are Friday drops. The crunch here is peach and blueberry season, so call when you know your date.
We are in Grand Junction, about 23 miles from Coloma, on the same runs as our farm and septic pumping (outskirts) work. Nobody gets to Coloma faster from an actual yard, and our prices are published, which nobody else around here does.
The closest is porta potty rental in Hartford, 7 miles over, plus Covert, Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, and the county-by-county list is on the service areas page.
Yes. Beyond Coloma, our Berrien County work runs through Benton Harbor, St. Joseph, and Coloma sits 23 road miles into that ring, a stretch we cross most during peach and blueberry season. Every town is on the service areas hub, and if yours is not named, call.
The family farm on 104th Ave in Grand Junction, 23 road miles from Coloma, a run we drive hardest during peach and blueberry season. The address sets the routes, which is why Berrien County gets us so often. More on the about page.
The form texts us in the field, or leave a message and we call back the same day.