Civic buildings in Bal Harbour
Municipal projects in Bal Harbour tend to carry a long duration, so a fixed service day keeps the paperwork simple. Roof and window replacement at Bal Harbour public buildings runs through the wet season, so the approach stays on hard surface. Crews working off Collins Avenue in Bal Harbour keep the unit on the service side of the building rather than the entrance.
School work in Bal Harbour lands in the summer window, so units go in as soon as the last bus pulls out. Fire station and utility building projects in Bal Harbour run on a published schedule that our route day is built around.
Festivals and community days in Bal Harbour
Parking along Collins Avenue in Bal Harbour fills early on an event day, so units are set the evening before. For a Bal Harbour event on a weekend we set up Friday and collect Monday, since Sunday is closed for us. Festival organizers in Bal Harbour get a placement map so units land on asphalt and not on irrigated turf.
Sports complex renovations in Bal Harbour run through the off-season and take a standing unit for the duration. Community days and school carnivals in Bal Harbour usually need a handful of units rather than a full bank.
Bal Harbour soil and drainage
Toward the western edge of Bal Harbour the muck layer shows up fast, and that dictates where a driver is willing to park. Ground beside 96th Street in Bal Harbour holds water after a heavy afternoon, so units go on the crown side of the swale. We ask Bal Harbour customers which side of the site drains first, because that is where the unit belongs.
Sites near Haulover Park in Bal Harbour sit on rock with a thin cover, so anchoring matters more than leveling. Canal banks through Bal Harbour are soft at the top, so units stay back from the slope where the mower has to pass.