The septic service business was simple back in 1957, when C.A. Barnes started out in rural Indiana. All it required was some basic equipment, a strong back and a will to succeed. “My father started out with a diaphragm type pump and a 500-gallon tank on a trailer, pulling it with a Jeep … (it) got the job done,” says Larry Barnes, now one of the owners of Barnes Sewer & Septic in Winchester, Ind.Two generations after C.A. Barnes dug out his first tank lid, Larry Barnes and his daughter, co-owner Shawnda Bond, have ushered the company into a new
