Starting Small with Slide-In Units

A conservative financial strategy has been critical to Jay Baker’s ability to take a small startup portable sanitation company — 28 Rentals, of Clinton, Oklahoma — and turn it into something substantial and sustainable. This entrepreneur is always careful to avoid over-extending the company’s finances by purchasing equipment that’s more expensive than he can afford.On the other hand, he’s not afraid to splurge on value-added features that will pay dividends down the road. A good example: Baker’s two restroom service vehicles. Built by Best Enterprises, they feature slide-in units with stainless steel tanks.Operating on a shoestring budget when starting out in 2011, Baker