Building Strong Partnerships: Zachary Bailey of Bailey’s Septic Services and Account Executive Nick Dunstan At the heart of every successful portable sanitation operation is a strong partnership built on trust, reliability, and clear communication. In our 2026 Customer & Account Executive Spotlight Series, we sit down with both our customers and the Regional Account Executives
In the portable sanitation industry, wastewater doesn’t simply disappear after a service call, it moves through a regulated chain of custody from collection to final disposal. Because wastewater handling directly impacts public health, environmental protection, and business liability, compliance is a core part of daily operations and long-term success. Why Regulations Matter Portable sanitation wastewater
Workplaces today are more multigenerational than ever before. In many industries, including portable sanitation, four or even five generations may be working together under one roof. While this diversity can sometimes lead to misunderstandings or clashes in work style, it also presents an incredible opportunity: to blend decades of experience with new ideas, innovation, and
In the portable sanitation industry, the difference between average service and exceptional service often comes down to one key factor – maintenance. A well-structured preventive maintenance plan ensures your restrooms remain clean, functional, and dependable, reducing downtime and maximizing customer satisfaction. Whether your units are deployed on construction sites, event venues, agricultural operations, or disaster
In the portable sanitation industry, long-term success isn’t built on equipment alone, it’s built on people. While high-quality units, reliable service schedules, and competitive pricing are essential, what truly separates thriving companies from the rest is the strength of their customer relationships. From contractors and event coordinators to municipalities and emergency management teams, clients count
When disaster strikes—whether from a hurricane, wildfire, earthquake, or flood—access to clean, functional sanitation is often one of the first necessities to be overlooked. Yet portable sanitation is critical to preserving public health, upholding human dignity, and enabling a coordinated emergency response. In fact, it’s one of the most underestimated, yet essential, elements of disaster
As we wrap up our Spotlight on Women-Owned Portable Sanitation Businesses series, we reflect on the inspiring stories, challenges, and triumphs of the women who are shaping this essential industry. From breaking barriers to driving innovation, these trailblazers have shared a wealth of wisdom for those eager to follow in their footsteps, and for anyone
Breaking Barriers in Portable Sanitation In this installment of our Spotlight on Women-Owned Portable Sanitation Businesses series, we explore the operational backbone of these trailblazing women. While portable sanitation may not always make headlines, the daily logistics, decisions, and innovations behind the scenes are nothing short of impressive—especially when led by women breaking ground in
Leadership & Team In the last installment of our Spotlight on Women-Owned Portable Sanitation Businesses series, we explored the operational backbone of these companies. Now, we turn our focus to the heart of every successful business: leadership and the teams that bring it all together. For women in portable sanitation, leading a crew isn’t just
Welcome to Spotlight on Women-Owned Portable Sanitation Businesses, a new series celebrating the women transforming an essential, yet often overlooked, industry. These trailblazing entrepreneurs are redefining what portable sanitation means—introducing sustainable practices, elevating service standards, and bringing a fresh, community-focused perspective to the field. What to Expect in This Series In each installment, we’ll share