Portable Sanitation Articles

An honest look at where your business may be falling short gives you an opportunity to improve.

The process to land government bids takes a lot of thought, organization and paperwork, but the headache could be worth it.

Indiana’s Jeff Johnson bought a World War II-era industrial complex with its own wastewater treatment plant. Naturally, he bought a vacuum truck and started cleaning septic tanks and portable restrooms.

In Washington, D.C., use and abuse of restrooms costs portable sanitation providers thousands of dollars, but one solution may be on the horizon.

Establishing a relationship with other companies means you’ll never have to turn down work.

Office staff and field technicians who work well together are an important part of a successful business.

In a Canadian town built on precious metals mining, a family pumping business is rejuvenated by expanded service offerings and an emphasis on customer care.

Terry Smith, owner of Smitty’s Septic Service, took a slow and calculated approach to growing his pumping business.

Providing clean, stink-free restrooms during summer events is the key to keeping customers happy.

These tips will get you through your crazy summer of big events and demanding customers

Conference goal is to bring discussion of growth and diversification to several industries.

Follow these simple guidelines to start winning portable sanitation contracts.

Plan ahead for restroom lighting options so you’re not leaving customers in the dark

Start checking out your area municipalities to land some work contracts this summer.