Would you, your business, or trade association be interested first hand how DirtPail.com can work for you?  I am currently taking requests from interested parties within the state of Wisconsin (soon to be in other parts of this great land) on the benefits of being a DirtPail.com member!  I will show you how to easily navigate throught the site to find dirt/dump site listings, place classified ads with photos, use our unique tools, write an article, and more!

There is no obligation to join, membership is free, and the presentation is at no cost to you!  Learn how to save money and help your business prosper at the same time!  The presentation can take as long as you would like, and I will answer every question to the best of my ability.

If interested, email me...  max@dirtpail.com, and I will contact you to make arrangements to fit your schedule to the best of my ability. 

Remember...  When It Comes To Dirt, We've Got It Covered!

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Aug 23, 2011  •  by Max Tremmel (, DirtPail.com)

The pressures of competition, environmental regulations and the need to make a profit require a streamlined, cost-effective company. Equipment such as trucks, backhoes, and riding mowers are capital investments and an important component in cost-effective management. A large portion of business profits may be invested or designated toward major equipment purchase. Before a decision is made to acquire new equipment,

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Aug 20, 2011  •  by Max Tremmel (, DirtPail.com)

It may not be worth purchasing machines that a business uses only occasionally. In this situation, the options are equipment rental or subcontracting the work. Either way, any work that requires use of that machine (possibly on more than one job) should be coordinated so it can be accomplished at the same time. Rental rates from contractors may be substantially lower than those of equipment dealers, depending

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Aug 17, 2011  •  by Max Tremmel (, DirtPail.com)

Before you purchase any major unit of equipment, you will probably want to determine whether it is more cost efficient than continuing to get by with old equipment. To perform this analysis you need to collect and compare information on the old machine versus a new one. Factors to be considered include: Price of new vs. resale value of old Projected loss of value in the next year from use and depreciation Operating

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Aug 16, 2011  •  by Max Tremmel (, DirtPail.com)

I have to tell you people, this summer has been quite a roller-coaster ride. and yes, I know that my input into "The Blog" has been minimal at best, and for that, I apologize.  I have done a poor job of updating our members with information and news,but  I promise I'll make it up to you! Starting next week will begin a new journey on the DirtPail Information Highway.  Check often to updates and news

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Jun 21, 2011  •  by Max Tremmel (, DirtPail.com)

A website like DirtPail is a great tool that allows member contractors and homeowners to network free dirt exchanges.  Getting the proper amount and type of materials means that listing members need to be proactive and keep their posted request(s) current to avoid any potential problems down the road.   DirtPail will now enact a policy that every listing will be posted for no more that ninety (90)

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May 15, 2011  •  by Max Tremmel (, DirtPail.com)READ COMMENTS (2)

Start and maintaining a business nowadays in a very volatile construction industry can be compared to a salmon swimming up stream.  Occasionally there are those pockets of calm waters allowing your company to press forward with minimal effort, but like every river, there are always those obstacles that can and will bring your progress to a screeching halt, and the walls you need to scale at these times may seem

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