John Kline Septic Services 2020 Expansion Plans
Rachel Kline • June 2, 2020
Out with the old and in with the new!
Its official! We're getting rid of our office trailer and our old truck garage to make room for a new shop and office! It’s been 8 years now since we started and this has been a big goal for us. Luckily we have a temporary office on site while the new space is being built. And we're not going far - the new office and truck shop will be on the same property we're located now, 3869 Harrisburg Pike. (Where the Hempfield school buses park!)
We've partnered with Buck Hill Construction to build our new shop which will include six, double-deep bays for our pump trunks and service vehicles, along with a two story office building. When we first started in 2012, we had one pump truck and Keaton Kline was our sole technician. We now have four pump trucks, two jet trucks and a new pump truck on the way, with 9 drivers/technicians. We credit our steady growth to our community and a hard working team. We pride ourselves on great rates and great service and have been blessed to find employees with great work ethic too.
Our mobile office trailer served us well, but we are excited to say we've outgrown it as well. With the additional vehicles and technicians, we've been able to hire additional administrative staff, schedulers and dispatchers. These are the friendly team members you speak with when you call to schedule service.
The goal is for our new office building to foster growth and provide a safe and clean work environment for all of our staff members. In the near future we plan to design a second floor locker room for our drivers. (We know their wives will thank us!) In the meantime, you'll find us in our make-shift office in the remaining truck shop. Stay tuned for photos as we navigate the building process! We hope to host a grand opening event at our new facilities later this summer.
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