In 2015, Randy Cunningham was working as a plumber and electrician for a hospital in West Virginia. His wife Jennifer was director of pharmacy at another hospital. They couldn’t have imagined that buying an 1857 farmhouse would lead them to starting a septic business.“We needed to get the septic system pumped and the closest person who could come was from Maryland,” Randy explains. “And when he was here, three people stopped and asked him for a card. I looked at my wife and said, ‘I’m buying a truck.’”
