Editorial Articles

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A successful portable sanitation specialty evolved from a broader tool and equipment rental business at Indiana’s Midwest Rentals.

Burgeoning construction market and focus on woman and minority owner service contracts helps Texas PRO Sammie Tritico check off list of business goals.

A decade ago, this column suggested an equipment replacement plan to minimize unexpected breakdowns and emergency replacement expenses. That advice applies today more than ever.

You may want to get on a soapbox for your favorite politician this fall, but remember that you risk alienating half of your customers in the process.

Full and midsized cargo vans may be the answer to haul parts and tools to the job site and give you a warm, dry place to keep your on-location projects moving along.

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Try these no- or low-cost ideas to start generating more revenue right now for your portable sanitation business.

If you’re shocked that 2016 is almost half over, maybe it’s time to ask where the time goes and become a better time manager.

At just 22, Iowa’s Curtis English owns a profitable portable sanitation company and sets his sights on more growth opportunities.

New Mexico’s Shiny Boys Services basks in the glow of solar lighting that helped push the company into oilfield and special event markets.