Satellite Industries Articles

Unhappy being cooped up in a factory job, Canada’s Dan Grenier found his dream job getting outside and running a portable sanitation service route.

Texan Nita Bailey bucks the conventional approach to marketing portable sanitation services and builds a business for growth.

Keeping an inventory of portable restrooms looking clean and smelling fresh is critically important to the success of a portable sanitation contractor. These products are designed to control odor, remove graffiti and efficiently wash your units so you can get them back out in service and earning money.

When called to provide a new product or service, NOR-CAL Portable Services won’t give “no’’ for an answer.

Resourceful brothers Robin and Lanny Olson sniff out limited, but lucrative, portable sanitation work on the open range of South Dakota … hoping to set up a good retirement business.

New Jersey’s Dustin Lovenberg prides himself on a do-it-all work ethic, but he’s looking for a more corporate structure to manage the load of a growing business.

When the whole nation is shut down so everyone can party in the streets, it’s time for Brazil’s ECOTEC to clean up.

Pinning down cost of service, modernizing equipment and boosting driver professionalism helped California’s A-Throne grow from an inventory of a few hundred to several thousand restrooms.

Aardvark Tidy Toilets keeps the pedal to the metal to provide green-light service at the NHRA drag racing championship.

Procuring government contracts and concentrating on quick-paying customers helped Georgia’s A-OK Portables build a strong business foundation.

The gang at Clinkscales Portable Toilets goes the distance to quickly set up and tear down restrooms along a popular half-marathon route.