What Delaware customers rent
As the county seat, Delaware draws crowds that a smaller town would not. Ohio Wesleyan University commencements, reunions, and athletic events combine standard units with ADA accessible stalls and handwashing stations, while downtown Sandusky Street festivals need rows of stalls staged in nearby lots.
The county fairgrounds is a category all its own. During the Little Brown Jug and the days around it, harness-racing crowds fill the grounds, and we line up standard units, ADA accessible stalls at the aisles, and handwashing stations near the food and the barns to keep everyone moving.
The Delaware event calendar
The Little Brown Jug each September is the tent event, one of harness racing's biggest days, drawing visitors from far beyond the county to the fairgrounds. Around it, the fair week and the horse shows fill the calendar with gatherings that all need reliable restroom counts.
Downtown, the All Horse Parade, First Fridays, and seasonal festivals bring crowds to Sandusky Street, while Mingo Park events, Olentangy River outings, and Delaware State Park reservoir gatherings add variety. Steady subdivision growth across the county keeps backyard and jobsite rentals climbing too.
How a Delaware rental comes together
We start each Delaware booking with the spot, the crowd, and the length of the event or project, then recommend a mix. A downtown festival might take a full row of standard units in a side lot, while an Ohio Wesleyan gathering needs a smaller, tidy setup near the venue.
For fairgrounds events we coordinate placement and servicing around the race and show schedule so restrooms stay fresh through long days. For the subdivision and warehouse builds spreading across the county, we set units on firm ground and run a regular servicing route from delivery to pickup.