Portable Restroom Articles

Discover practical steps to cut service time per stop, reduce friction in the field and improve route efficiency without sacrificing cleanliness or safety

From ergonomic training to mental health support, these five practical wellness policies can help portable restroom operators protect field staff, improve retention and build a safer, more reliable workforce

Owning a business is the family business, but for Executive Sanitation’s Chase Johnson, nothing could’ve prepared him for rebuilding after a fire in the middle of the pandemic

From music festivals to championship tournaments and massive community gatherings, these 10 portable sanitation projects show how top PROs manage scale, logistics and sanitation under pressure

Sell-side advisers use deep portable sanitation industry experience to help business owners prepare, value and sell their companies with confidence

A tragedy in Arkansas underscores why portable sanitation professionals must treat load security, compliance and driver safety as nonnegotiable every time they hit the road

Go beyond basic ADA compliance with routine site inspections that help keep accessible units and event spaces safe, functional and truly inclusive

Even with the right ADA units in place, simple oversights can make special-event restrooms inaccessible and create headaches for guests and organizers alike

A midseason audit can do more than prevent breakdowns — use this checklist to improve efficiency, protect customer experience, and boost profitability during peak special-events season

Head Honcho aids in tornado recovery efforts throughout their service area, while rebuilding home and business

Gordon Barnes attributes B&R Portable Restrooms’ stellar growth to building on customer relationships and making service a top priority

In recognition of the Portable Sanitation Association International’s 55th anniversary, Jeff Wigley will introduce readers to the organization’s founding members in a series of blog posts. This is part 1 of 6.

Portable restrooms started as a side gig after a full shift at a local treatment plant for Eric Friedly, but a fast-growing family was the push he needed to jump in full time