Entries Tagged Portable Sanitation

It’s not often that difficulty finding employees translates into business success. But oddly enough, that’s exactly what helped change the business fortunes...

PROs have a huge investment in equipment. From restroom units, holding tanks, sinks, hand sanitizer stands and restroom trailers, keeping track of...

A portable restroom was dropped around the corner from my house a few weeks ago to serve the construction crew replacing sewer...

A troubling news story out of San Diego prompts me to wonder if portable sanitation companies are doing enough to protect frontline...

Mike Matuszak of Portable John Inc., located in Lockport, Illinois, is the winner of PRO Monthly's July Where’s the Restroom? contest. Matuszak was the...

It was a bright and beautiful day for an outdoor festival in this city with a metropolitan area with a population of...

Many of us in this industry have often wondered if we should expand our business into other areas beyond portable sanitation. This...

We all know about the shortage of workers in the construction trades. In fact, it’s safe to say most of you have...

This year, Portable Sanitation Association International has seen steady membership growth. We’ve also enjoyed meeting folks new to or considering entry into...

When Jake McWilliams took over the restroom side of his father’s septic and portable sanitation business, he and his wife, Eliana Baena,...

Bucky Potter graduated from Virginia’s Hampden-Sydney College in 2017 with an aim to start his own business. After researching a number of...

Many environmental and regulatory trends in general have their genesis in the state of California, and that might be the case with...

Not every recruiter can be a hairstylist, accountant or portable sanitation technician. They may know how to hire these roles, but not...

THE TEAM It definitely takes a team to successfully service restrooms at the Little Brown Jug harness racing event at the Delaware County...