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A New Hampshire couple is content with keeping a small inventory of restrooms and concentrating on personal service.

Tex-San Site Services workers look sharp and sell restrooms every day

You might see rusty, abandoned silos and a blue trash container. Others see a once-in-a-lifetime designer destination.

Despite having no background in the portable sanitation industry, David and Nicole Spencer recognized potential in a flagging restroom company and pounced on it.

The potential is as big as the Lone Star horizon for scrappy startup Tex-San Site Services.

Personality clashes are inevitable, but here are some steps you can take to make sure they don’t have a detrimental effect on your workplace culture

The team at Oregon’s Above All Sanitation works overtime to help customers and the public stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic

An accountant by trade, John McGreavey crunched all the numbers before deciding to buy portable restroom business Mini Biff

When COVID-19 hit, you were called on to provide an essential service and delivered with professionalism

This iconic attraction draws so many visitors that it requires a restroom trailer to augment any permanent bathroom facilities at its welcome center

California sisters invest an inheritance from their father in a restroom trailer and carry on his entrepreneurial spirit with their own business