Portable Restroom Articles

North Carolina’s Jason Gibson had no idea how much time and money would be necessary for the permit to dispose of his own grease trap waste.

While Don's Johns was glad to land a contract to provide the presidential inauguration ceremony with portable restrooms, the company didn't expect to be the center of controversy.

An old-line New Brunswick pumping company expands the service menu to maximize revenue through septic system installs, portable sanitation and general excavating.

Sara Coleman grew up making service calls with her dad. Now her kids are being immersed in the family business and three generations are having a blast at Hilton Plumbing.

Kids working for their parents get a chance to learn about the industry at a young age and decide whether they want to take over the family business.

Taking apart restrooms to give them a thorough cleaning and new parts is a great way to keep employees busy during the slow season.

A Montana pumper is singled out for his service to customers and the environment.

It pays to dedicate time and effort to the little details that impress your portable sanitation customers.

There’s a difference between sanitizing and disinfecting, and you may not be doing either process correctly.

Be patient and show the value of these units to potential customers and your big investment will pay off.