Adapting to challenging conditions comes with the territory for many septic service contractors. That’s especially true for Al Kenney, the on-site manager of Roto-Rooter of Curry County in Oregon and Roto-Rooter of Del Norte County in northern California, and his employees.Kenney and his crew routinely contend with treacherous pumping routes, problematic dumping restrictions and nearly nonstop rain November through June. It’s all in a day’s work for the company, which provides septic tank pumping, drainline cleaning and inspections, and portable sanitation. (The two franchises are owned by solid-waste services provider Waste Connections Inc.)The versatile technicians serve a broad area of
