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Hosted by COLE Publishing · business · EN-US · 16 episodes
The Pumper/PRO/Installer Cast is a podcast series dedicated to the septic pumping industry, portable restroom rental and service industry, and the onsite wastewater treatment installation industry. Featuring in-depth discussions with business owners, CEOs, managers, entrepreneurs, and field experts, this podcast will offer an in-depth look at the latest technologies and share real-world stories and strategies from professionals in the field.
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Episode #16
<p>It wasn’t always apparent that Zach Bailey would be a part of his family’s septic business, but history and heritage steered him into the career. Now Zach is a fifth-generation member of his family’s septic business. Learn more about Zach and Bailey’s Septic in Reading, Pennsylvania, at (https://www.baileyssepticservices.com/) Please be sure to like and subscribe to this podcast to keep up with more great content.</p>
Episode #15
<p>At only 18 years old, Kiran started his own window washing business, branched out into powerwashing and got his college degree. However, a 9 to 5 wasn’t in the cards so Kiran took his savings and jumped headfirst into portable restroom trailers. With less than a year of experience Kiran is already growing his trailer business into a profitable enterprise. Learn more about Kiran and his restroom trailer company Platinum Potty at platinumpotty.com. Please be sure to like and subscribe to keep more great content coming</p>
Episode #14
<p>DT overcame early tax trouble and makeshift equipment to grow into one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest grease disposal companies. Now DT hopes to handle grease from Denver to Sacramento.</p><p>Learn more about DT and West Coast Renewables at wcrenewables.com. Please be sure to like and subscribe to keep more great content coming.</p>
Episode #13
<p>Dalton has done everything from diesel mechanic to farm work, but eventually it’s the septic business that caused him to change his career path. See how Dalton is doing after year one and what he’s done to get on the path to success. Visit 5StarPumping.com to learn more about Dalton’s business in Columbus, Nebraska. Please like and subscribe to keep more great content coming. </p>
Episode #12
<p>When Josh and Bethanie attended a wedding reception, little did they know it would be the precursor to a new business endeavor. Six years later they’ve got seven restroom trailers and need to make big decisions on the future of the business. For more information on Josh, Bethanie and Stoney Ridge please visit stoneyridgerestrooms.com or talk trailers with Bethanie through Ready 2 Go Restrooms.</p>
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