When the recession hit more than a decade ago, business changed for Frank’s Septic Services in Vacaville, California. The company responded with an investment.
“It really didn’t affect us until 2008 or 2009,” says Scott Noble, the company’s operations manager. “The only thing we invested in was a remediation tool that we could hook to our skid-steer.”They bought the Soil Shaker 2000 to make sure their customers would be taken care of even when the economy was down and homeowners’ budgets were tight. “We were remediating a lot because a lot of people didn’t want to invest in a new system,” he
