In this episode of Owned and Operated, the hosts discuss the business model of water trucking, specifically potable water delivery services. They investigate the difficulties and the costs that are associated with it, such as complying with the regulations and the high costs of equipment and tires. Even though there are problems, they emphasize how profitable the business is.

For example, one interviewee said that each truck was making between $500,000 and $600,000 per year. Jack and John show interest in the industry because they think it could be profitable and help them build long-term customer relationships. These and many more topics will be discussed as you listen to the episode!

Here are some additional topics we talked about:

● Rising demand for renewable energy

● Impact of climate change on agriculture

● Importance of mental health awareness

● Benefits of remote work policies

● Role of technology in healthcare

● Municipality drain scoping and cleaning franchise

● The importance of inspecting sewers

● Driving a remote-controlled car through sewers

● Recording and scanning sewer walls with laser

Episode Hosts:

John Wilson: @wilsoncompanies
Jack Carr: @thehvacjack

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John Wilson, CEO of Wilson Companies
Jack Carr, CEO of Rapid HVAC

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