Clam Festival weekend in Yarmouth
The third weekend in July turns the Yarmouth village into a fairground with parade routes, food rows and a midway on the school fields. Yarmouth festival planning books restrooms in the winter, because the whole regional fleet is committed by June. Units go in across Yarmouth on the Thursday, once the street closures take effect and before the vendors load in. Yarmouth food rows each get a handwashing station, and the ADA units sit on pavement along the accessible route. Overnight pumping keeps the Yarmouth banks usable through Saturday, which is the heaviest day by a wide margin. Everything comes out of Yarmouth on Monday so Main Street reopens clean.
Boatyard and river work in Yarmouth
The yards on the Royal River basin haul, store and rig boats on a tight seasonal calendar that governs the whole Yarmouth waterfront. A Yarmouth yard keeps one unit from April through October near the shop door but clear of the travel lift track. Dredging and float repairs on the Yarmouth river side put a second unit at the town landing lot. Tide and mud in the Yarmouth basin mean nothing gets set below the ramp apron. Yarmouth yard service runs on the same weekday each week so the gate is open when the truck arrives.
Village house projects in Yarmouth
The older streets off Main Street give Yarmouth a steady run of additions, dormers and full interior rebuilds. A Yarmouth village lot is tight, so the unit usually goes on the paved apron rather than on a lawn that will not recover. Yarmouth contractors ask us to set on the street side where the truck can service without entering the yard. Sidewalk and driveway replacement in Yarmouth shifts the unit two or three times over a summer. Most Yarmouth house jobs run one standard unit with weekly service right through the project.