November 2012 Issue of PRO Monthly

Small, family-run portable restroom business allows an Ohio PRO to make a living in economically scarred Appalachia.

Mother Nature is getting ready to dish out some of the worst working conditions of the year. Make sure your fleet of trucks is ready to handle a cold snap or blizzard.

Forget the rocking chair. Georgia’s Tony Sinopoli started a new restroom business at age 55 and continues to run routes and please customers 15 years later.

Save reams of paper and time-consuming duplication of effort with an up-to-date software management program aimed at portable sanitation businesses.

To bring double-duty to your big pickup or for an auxiliary pumping system that will negotiate tight spaces, turn to a slide-in unit.

PROs share their thoughts on pricing and handling customers who won’t pay when the bill arrives.

Editor’s blog posts show trends that land restroom contractors in the mainstream media spotlight and how they can build on the publicity.

The liquid waste industry’s biggest show will return to the Hoosier State in 2013.

Small business owners outpace the general population when it comes to purchasing smartphones. But you need to use them for more than phone calls for the investment to pay off.