Editorial Articles

The weeks following the holidays are a great time to evaluate the business and set goals for financial, marketing and employee performance.

Let’s review the many positive changes for the portable sanitation industry over the last decade and forecast where the industry will be 10 years from now.

Following a small-business dream, Jeff Pederson made his share of mistakes along the way. But now his portable sanitation business is looking up.

Whether servicing portable restrooms or picking up trash off the pavement, the folks at T&T Sweeping and Port-O-Let Service are sticklers for cleanliness.

‘Tis the season for setting employee objectives, evaluating insurance coverage, tax-planning strategies and reviewing worker benefits.

2020 was a small business roller coaster, but restroom contractors hung on and came out of the wild ride on top.

Gaining the designation is laborious, but it can give your PRO company a leg up on the competition when it comes to government contracts.

Even being in pandemic mode doesn’t put an end to typical problems faced by the portable sanitation community.

Trademarks, patent and copyright law should be employed to keep others from benefitting from your company’s valuable image.

The owner of A-1 Toilets leads a not-so-secret double life. A full-time elementary school teacher, he’s developed a schedule that allows him to succeed at both jobs.

When the COVID-19 pandemic caused a run on their hand-wash equipment inventory, the skilled fabricators at Biros Utilities went to work building a homemade solution.