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
When it comes to growing a portable sanitation business, understanding your local market is crucial. Whether you’re offering standard porta-potties, luxury restroom trailers, or shower units, identifying the right clients—and knowing how to approach them—can set you apart from competitors and increase your bookings year-round. Start with Local Market Research Begin by researching the industries,
During a recession, businesses may struggle to generate profits and may need to find creative ways to maintain cash in their bank accounts. The post below discusses how business owners can divert overhead funds back into their wallets by adjusting regular business purchases, seeking out strategic return on investment (ROI) purchases, finding new income streams,
The need to upgrade your vacuum truck fleet is inevitable in the sanitation industry. As your business grows, you realize your old trucks show signs of wear and tear, such as continual leaks, concerning noises, wearing lights, or even failed gear systems. Such a situation leaves you with two main options: upgrading or maintaining your older
The COVID-19 pandemic has substantially impacted the event rentals space. New restrictions are forcing companies to prepare more adequately. It’s sometimes harder to thrive with heavier regulations put in place. On top of that, many event attendees are very cautious of attending events. This leaves event rental professionals with the monumental task of making customers
Recent events have highlighted the benefits of providing better customer service and amplified the need surrounding it. In the early days of the pandemic, businesses suffered significant operational disruptions as they figured out how to navigate changing public health mandates and consumer demands. What kept many customers returning to buy was their experience, as well
In a world where social distancing is necessary to help curb the spread of COVID-19, many people are now working from home or are isolated. As a result, it can be difficult for businesses to stay connected with their customers. However, there are many ways to keep in touch and maintain those meaningful relationships. At