For a San Benito receiving property, mark the entrance intended for equipment. Include turns, crossings, overhead features, and any change in surface between the road and final position. Report known limitations along that path. TCT needs to assess a usable route in and out.

Arrange a dependable receiving contact

Confirm who will open access points and verify placement. Give that person a sketch showing the door end and any area the equipment should avoid. Keep the agreed handling space available until the operation is complete.

Can the container be left at the first open area?

Review the intended position in advance. A convenient-looking area near the gate may have unsuitable ground or interfere with property access. TCT needs a placement plan that accounts for the equipment, surface, and how the container will be used.

San Benito: give the entrance instructions a second pair of eyes

Before a San Benito delivery, ask the receiving contact to follow the directions from the public road to the marked spot. Check that the gate name, map pin, and photographs all identify the same entrance. Include any internal junction where a driver could take the wrong branch. Send a simple annotated sketch if the property has more than one access point.

What if my address pin lands at the wrong entrance?

Provide a separate pin for the equipment gate and written directions connecting it to the delivery position. The street address remains necessary for the quote and job record.

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