Entries Tagged Business Ownership

The image you and your portable sanitation business project in the community draws employees as well as customers and impacts overall morale....

When you think about your competition, you probably think about the business down the road that has outbid you a time...

One of the most important parts of running a home-service company is finding good vendors who can supply you materials, equipment,...

Got a big idea for a new business? Well then, you need the Big 4: an accountant, insurance agent, attorney and...

Let’s think psychologically for a moment about the image of people and how we judge them. Even though it is sad that...

One of the most important aspects of managing employees is keeping careful records of their workplace performance, specifically documenting any...

Each month, Jeff and Terri Wigley draw upon 22 years’ portable sanitation experience to answer your pressing questions in At Your Service....

Every business owner has to stop working eventually. Whether it is a planned retirement, health issues, or death, you will not run your...

As you are no doubt painfully aware, diesel and gasoline fuel prices are currently surging due to several factors, from pandemic-related supply...

Before selling an asset in your fleet, you might want to get a construction equipment appraisal to establish its value. This consists of...

Nothing is more important than family to Chris Hettich, co-owner of HHH Sanitation. He quit his job to join his father’s portable...

A tough labor market is changing the dynamic between employer and employee. Jobs are a dime a dozen, making it seem like...

According to WebMD, burnout can be defined as a form of exhaustion, typically resulting from a prolonged period of mental, emotional and/or physical...

So you see a colleague violating a safety procedure while operating an excavator, or breaking office ethics protocol. Given most people’s propensity for...