Bigger isn’t always better.
Just ask Thomas Ammons at EHC Environmental in Red Springs, North Carolina, a company that provides emergency response, dry and wet vacuum and drainline services.With six vacuum trucks in its fleet, the company is well-equipped to handle a variety of customer needs. But Ammons, a senior project manager and vice president at EHC and the husband of owner Kim Ammons, still found it difficult to compete for certain jobs.“We had the vac trucks, but the hourly rate for them was so high there were certain jobs where I couldn’t compete,” he explains.The solution? A G7 trailer-mounted water
