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Understanding the Market

Paul Swoyer Septics and its employees thrive in a niche built on treatment systems for large, luxurious homes in Southwest Texas
  • By Gil Longwell
  • July 10, 2012
  • Cover Story
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Understanding the Market
Field worker Anselmo “Chemo” Juarez Jimenez uses a Hydra Wheel rock saw from River City Mfg. to break up the ground for a septic system job.

In a booming regional economy, Paul Swoyer Septics has tapped into a limitless market with innovative construction, compensation and marketing.

An upscale, high-value market for 4,000- to 20,000-square-foot homes provides this area installer, based in Canyon Lake, Texas (near...

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