August 2013 Issue of PRO Monthly

Unhappy being cooped up in a factory job, Canada’s Dan Grenier found his dream job getting outside and running a portable sanitation service route.

A freshwater tank is rusting from the inside and a PRO wants to know how to stop the damage.

Texan Nita Bailey bucks the conventional approach to marketing portable sanitation services and builds a business for growth.

Keeping an inventory of portable restrooms looking clean and smelling fresh is critically important to the success of a portable sanitation contractor. These products are designed to control odor, remove graffiti and efficiently wash your units so you can get them back out in service and earning money.

Rather than barking out orders, the expert says business owners and managers should encourage workers to solve problems and suggest ways to improve service.

Looking for new portable sanitation business is different now that buyers are in charge.