Operating a business and owning big equipment in a rural area adds up to opportunities for extra income from odd jobs for A-1 Evans Septic Tank Service in Minot, North Dakota.
Reid Hanson and Cole Ritter purchased the 33-year-old business in 2016 after work for their previous business in the oilfields slowed down. Between “knowing everyone” and the company’s fleet, including semi trucks, the partners don’t pass up job opportunities in addition to pumping and servicing portable restrooms.
“In the summer, we are using the large semis to run side dumps for road construction,” Hanson says. A friend
Rural Pumpers Can Benefit From Odd Jobs
Feb 27, 2018 | by Dee Goerge |

















