Young drain cleaners aspiring to make their mark in the industry just might find inspiration from the example set by John Rees Jr., owner of A1 Quality Rooter in Meriden, Connecticut.Rees established his company back in 1990, equipped with nothing more than a white 1986 Ford Econoline van, four cable drain machines, a toilet auger and just $1,500 in his checking account. He says he made only about $35,000 in his first year in business.Today, the 61-year-old entrepreneur employs nine people, owns a large fleet of equipment — including five trailer- or truck-mounted water jetters — and is on track
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