Hurricane planning for Ojus sites
Post-storm rebuilding in Ojus runs for months, and those placements turn into standing weekly service. Staging near Ojus Elementary School in Ojus works well for storm crews, since trucks cycle in and out all day. Utility restoration crews staging in Ojus want units at the yard entrance where trucks cycle through at all hours.
We prioritize Ojus pickups ahead of a forecast rather than after it, since the roads clog once warnings go out. When a storm is named, Ojus customers can have units collected and returned once the site reopens.
Long placements in Ojus
Weekly is the usual frequency on an Ojus site, moving to twice weekly once the crew passes about ten people. Standing Ojus accounts get their frequency raised through the hottest months without anyone having to ask. Gate codes and contact names for Ojus sites are kept on the route sheet so a driver is never stuck outside.
We would rather agree on the Ojus placement once than move a unit three times in a two weeks. An Ojus customer with several sites can put them all on one service day to keep the paperwork simple.
Additions and renovations in Ojus
Work behind a house on Ives Dairy Road in Ojus still needs a path wide enough for the service hose to reach. Projects beside Ojus Elementary School in Ojus keep the unit inside the fence so the pavement stays clear for pedestrians. Roof and window replacement across Ojus brings short rentals that start and finish inside a couple of weeks.
Where an Ojus rebuild fills most of the parcel, the placement is agreed with the contractor before the fence goes up. Because Ojus streets are narrow, delivery is easier before the trades fill the curb for the day.