Liquid vs packet deodorizer on a summer route: what are you dosing?
I drive a vacuum truck on a summer route with 40 to 60 stops a day. Most are standard units on construction sites, some are deluxe units with sinks,…
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Operators and drivers: buying units, vacuum trucks, routing, deodorizer choice, disposal contracts, pricing, PSAI.
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Treatment plant tightened its septage rules. How are other operators handling disposal?
Our main wastewater treatment plant just tightened its septage rules. They're now testing every load and charging extra if the waste doesn't meet…
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Operators: how are you routing 50-plus stops a day and keeping service days consistent?
Routing 50-plus stops a day and keeping service days consistent requires tight schedules and disciplined dispatch. I run a fleet across North Texas,…
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Where do operators get real portable toilet industry data and statistics?
The Portable Sanitation Association International (PSAI) is the primary source for industry data and statistics. The PSAI publishes market research,…
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How much can a porta potty business make? What drives margins in this trade ✓ Solved
Route density is the biggest driver of profitability in a portable toilet business. A tight route with units clustered closely together allows a…
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How to start a porta potty rental business: what you actually need before the first unit goes out ✓ Solved
A portable toilet rental business needs a septage hauler permit, a disposal agreement, a vacuum truck and a service-ready unit fleet before the first…
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How much do porta potty cleaners and route drivers make, and what does the job actually involve? ✓ Solved
Portable toilet route drivers typically earn an hourly wage, sometimes with performance incentives for completing routes efficiently. The job…
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