Shellfish and lagoon work around Purdy
Burley Lagoon behind the Purdy spit is worked for oysters and clams, and the crews on those tidelands are out on the flats for a full tide cycle with nothing nearby. A standard unit at the Purdy upland access, above the reach of the tide, is what keeps that operation going.
Tides rather than clocks set the schedule for Purdy shellfish work, so a crew may start before dawn and finish at odd hours. We hold a standing service morning for Purdy lagoon units rather than waiting on a call each week.
Bridge, spit and highway junction projects in Purdy
The causeway across the Purdy spit and the junction where the peninsula highway meets the Gig Harbor road carry every vehicle heading out to the Key Peninsula. Roadwork at Purdy therefore happens in short windows with traffic tight against the cones and one unit per work limit.
Salt spray and a stiff wind across the Purdy spit mean a unit gets strapped or ballasted rather than simply set down. We service Purdy junction placements early, before the peninsula commute stacks the bridge approach.
Waterfront homes and community events in Purdy
The houses along the Purdy shoreline sit on short steep lots with drives that drop toward the water, so a remodel here rarely has room for both a dumpster and a unit. We put the Purdy unit at the road end where a service truck can reach it without backing up down a bank.
School and community events at the Purdy campus grounds round out the calendar with sports days, fairs and fundraisers. A Purdy event booking is usually a short row, an accessible unit and handwashing beside the food tables.