by Jeremy | Jan 16, 2024 | Blog, Construction
From project planning to execution, the success of a construction site hinges on the efficiency and support services in place. One often overlooked yet critical aspect is sanitation. When it comes to providing portable restrooms for your construction site, the...
by Jeremy | Nov 27, 2023 | Blog, Porta-Potties for Portland, Porta-Potties for Salem, Porta-Potties for Vancouver
Portable restrooms, porta-potties, and porta-johns (different names for the same thing!) are versatile and necessary in locations and situations where traditional restroom facilities are unavailable or impractical. Here are some everyday situations that may require...
by Jeremy | Oct 16, 2023 | Blog, Porta-Potties for Portland, Porta-Potties for Salem, Porta-Potties for Vancouver
Although the year is winding down, the race calendar isn’t! Here’s a list of Portland marathons, fun runs, and road races for newbies and seasoned pros to check out this fall and winter. Stub Stewart Trail Challenge | Marion County, Oregon October 22, 2023...
by Jeremy | Jul 21, 2023 | Blog, Porta-Potties for Portland, Portable Toilets for Events
Sure, we provide portable restrooms and porta-potties to festivals, races, and events throughout Portland and Vancouver, but it’s not all business here at Sanican; we love attending festivals too! And although all the sales flyers will have you thinking the...
by Jeremy | Jun 21, 2023 | Blog, Porta-Potties for Portland
One thing that is synonymous with the Pacific Northwest is fantastic coffee. Portland is on everyone’s list of the best coffee cities in the world, and we couldn’t agree more. Portland’s coffee scene constantly evolves, with new coffee shops,...
by Jeremy | May 24, 2023 | Blog, Porta-Potties for Vancouver
Photo by Jacquie Klose / Shutterstock.com Summer is a great time to visit Vancouver, Washington. The pleasant weather makes it ideal for outdoor activities. You can explore the numerous parks and trails in the area, go hiking or biking, enjoy water sports on the...
