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You might not be able to simply think yourself rich, but having a little more confidence in your business will give you a push in the right direction

Earth Friendly Adds Sales Managers; Complete Group to Distribute Five Peaks Products

When you need to evacuate a vacuum tank in a hurry, remember the pressure created by your truck’s pump works both ways

PROs explain the most popular portable restroom amenities sought by their customers

PROs head to Louisville to learn about the latest portable sanitation industry innovations

North Carolina’s 64 Portables grew one complimentary restroom unit into an inventory of 400 and a thriving portable sanitation business

A poster wants to know how to handle a customer who’s requesting reduced services

The U.S. military called on Ohio’s Superior-Speedie Portable Services for an emergency mission at the G-20 Summit

Based on new product offerings at the Pumper & Cleaner Expo, stopping the spread of germs will be a priority for the coming busy season

Johnny on the Spot takes design prize through New Jersey Builders’ association.

Here’s another question from the PRO mailbag.

Contractor Craig Mendenhall, of American Sani-Can in Portland, Ore., was quick to provide the correct answer and some background on this peculiar product.

I’ve been talking to many contractors gearing up for the 2010 season.

Flipping a coin means making the right decision about 50 percent of the time, but should you really leave the success of your company up to chance? Improve your odds by putting a little more effort into decision making.

Ritam Technologies Launches New Web Site; Hur Chemical Announces PSAI Show Winners; United Site Services Restructures

Vintage green restroom was an update of the bulletproof USANCO unit that replaced many first-generation wooden models on construction sites

Social networking sites are a good way for PROs to link to customers, prospect for new business and promote community involvement

Kentucky’s Moon Portable Restrooms launches clean, fast, reliable service in a bid to win special-event contracts from Louisville to Lexington