Rash is a tiny unincorporated community a few miles west of Stevenson along the US-72 corridor — Coffeys Store country, named for William Rash, with the Rash Community Center on County Road 53 still gathering families from across the Stevenson fringe. Daily life here turns on the Rash Community Center and the County Road 53 farms, and on roads like County Road 53 and the county roads off US-72 west of Stevenson. TriState Dump It brings Rash a local option for portable toilets: $140 per 28-day cycle a unit, hand wash stations at $125 per 28-day cycle, and a crew close enough to answer the phone and know your road by name.
None of that work waits on plumbing, which is why the call usually starts with restroom access for farm and barn cleanouts, home renovations, roofing tear-offs and estate work and for community-center events, church gatherings and family reunions alike. We set the unit where it will actually get used, keep it serviced on schedule, and haul it away the week you tell us the work is finished.
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Long projects in Jackson County live or die on the boring logistics. For farm and barn cleanouts, home renovations, roofing tear-offs and estate work, power gets trenched, materials get staged — and the restroom gets rented, placed once, and serviced until the final walkthrough. Ours arrive scrubbed and stocked, sit where the service truck can always reach them, and get pumped, cleaned and restocked on route visits for as many cycles as the job runs. See the full unit details on our porta potty rental page, then book the Rash delivery in the same visit.
The hand wash station is the upgrade crews thank you for: self-contained sinks with soap and towels at $125 per 28-day cycle, serviced alongside the toilet. On Rash sites near the US-72 corridor running toward Scottsboro, it is the difference between a crew that washes up properly and one that makes do.
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For Rash gatherings, the restroom plan is part of hospitality. Hosts tied to community-center events, church gatherings and family reunions book units the way they book tents and tables — early, in the right count, with a hand wash station anywhere a serving line forms — and then never think about them again, which is exactly the point.
One conversation starts it: your site on County Road 53 and the county roads off US-72 west of Stevenson, the delivery date, and the size of the crew or crowd. Book at book.tristatedumpit.com any hour, or call (256) 663-3954 and get a person. Money works like this in Rash — $140 covers the toilet for 28 days, $125 covers the sinks, and delivery follows the route to your address, about 7 road miles west of our Stevenson yard — nearly home turf, confirmed on the booking call. From there we own it — the drop, the placement, the service visits that keep the unit fresh, and the final pickup on your word. Your only job is the work you rented it for.
Renting in Rash costs $140 for the toilet on a 28-day cycle. A hand wash station delivered with it is $125 per cycle. The only other figure is delivery, based on the run (about 7 road miles west of our Stevenson yard — nearly home turf), and you approve the combined total before anything rolls. Regulars around the Rash Community Center and the County Road 53 farms hear that identical figure.
Use one unit per ten workers on a standard week as your Rash baseline. Jobs such as farm and barn cleanouts, home renovations, roofing tear-offs and estate work rarely run one trade at a time; when framers, roofers and finish crews overlap, a second unit pays for itself in un-lost hours. Those crews roll in along County Road 53 and the county roads off US-72 west of Stevenson every morning.
For a typical half-day gathering in Rash, one unit per 50 to 75 guests is the reliable range. For community-center events, church gatherings and family reunions, book the generous count: the cost of one extra unit is small against a crowd remembering the wait instead of the day. It holds for gatherings stretched along the US-72 corridor running toward Scottsboro too.
Every Rash booking is built on a 28-day cycle that begins when the truck leaves your site, full stop. Long Jackson County projects simply keep rolling cycle to cycle, and a one-cycle event or short job closes out with a single pickup call. That flexibility matters where the ground is open valley ground between the corridor and the river hills — easy, level placements.
Yes — service visits are built into every long-term Rash rental: pumping, scrubbing, deodorizing and restocking on a recurring route schedule. Busy stretches around community-center events, church gatherings and family reunions can justify a word with us about an extra visit — just ask when you book. Route days are planned around County Road 53 and the county roads off US-72 west of Stevenson each week.
Short answer for Rash: yes for crews, yes for food events, optional for a one-day no-food gathering. Soap, towels and its own water supply are built in, and Jackson County service visits keep all three topped up through the rental. Crews working beside the US-72 corridor running toward Scottsboro notice it first.
Placement in Rash wants three things: level ground, firm footing and truck access for the life of the rental. Because the area is open valley ground between the corridor and the river hills — easy, level placements, we will ask about slope and surface on the booking call and confirm the exact pad with you before the truck rolls. Neighbors near the Rash Community Center and the County Road 53 farms give the same advice.
Lead time in Rash is mostly about the route calendar, which fills fastest around local event season. With about 7 road miles west of our Stevenson yard — nearly home turf between our yard and your gate, booking before the week starts is the reliable play in Rash. Hosts around the Rash Community Center grounds and church properties on CR-53 plan on exactly that.
Yes — an accessible unit can be part of any Rash rental, for a job site, a school function or a family event. Reserve one early when community-center events, church gatherings and family reunions are on the calendar; accessible units are the first to book out in season. The same holds for events staged near the Rash Community Center and the County Road 53 farms.
Every Rash unit arrives turned around: scrubbed, sanitized, deodorized, stocked with paper, sanitizer dispenser filled. Event guests at the Rash Community Center grounds and church properties on CR-53 and crews on farm and barn cleanouts, home renovations, roofing tear-offs and estate work get the identical fresh unit — there is one standard, not a good fleet and a bad one. Sites within sight of the US-72 corridor running toward Scottsboro get that standard.
Finished means finished — ring us from Rash and the unit is collected on the next Jackson County route day. Keep the access you had at delivery reasonably clear, and if farm and barn cleanouts, home renovations, roofing tear-offs and estate work is still winding down, leave the unit — it simply rolls into its next cycle at $140 until you call. Drivers reach the pickup over County Road 53 and the county roads off US-72 west of Stevenson as well.
Start online at book.tristatedumpit.com for standard orders; call (256) 663-3954 for odd sites, big counts or advice. Phone booking suits Rash sites with gates, grades or guesswork in the headcount; online suits anyone who already knows dates and counts for community-center events, church gatherings and family reunions or a crew start. It suits properties where the land is open valley ground between the corridor and the river hills — easy, level placements.
Rash is practically home turf — a few miles from our yard. Call in the morning on a route day and a unit is often on site before a crew finishes its first day of setup.
When the Rash project grows, grow the order, not the vendor list: extra units, a dumpster in the drive for the tear-out, mobile storage unit rental at $175 per 28 days for the tools. Everything is scheduled from the same phone number your crew already has.
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