King’s Services To Attend The February 2026 WWETT Show In Indianapolis
King's Services
WINNIPEG, MB:
The team at King’s Service, a Winnipeg company offering toilet rentals, septic tank cleaning, and septic pumping, attended the WWETT (Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport) Show.
Founded in 1981 as the Liquid Waste Hauler’s Equipment & Trade Show, the WWETT Show is the world’s largest annual trade show for wastewater and environmental service professionals. The show takes place in Indianapolis from February 16 to February 19, 2026. WWETT is not open to the public.
The conference welcomes over 13,500 industry professionals as exhibitors, presenters, and attendees. WWETT offers education programs for contractors to improve their skills and processes, access to companies offering new wastewater management equipment, and much more. The educational component of the show can contribute to continuous education units (CEUs).
This year’s show featured several special events, including a Mardi Gras-themed welcome party, the Young Professionals Awards, the Women of Wastewater Awards, live demonstrations of HammerHead’s Trenchless technology, mixers, and more. This year’s keynote speaker was Justin Faust, who gave a presentation titled “7 Practices of Great Leaders.”
“We were incredibly excited to attend this year’s WWETT Show,” said Steven Moon, President of King’s Service. “We owe our success to our willingness to learn, grow, and adapt as our industry changes. The WWETT Show is one of the best ways to keep our finger on the pulse of the industry, to meet new people, and to find new techniques and technologies that will assist us in maintaining our status as an industry leader in septic services and portable toilet rentals.”
Since 1985, King’s Services has offered portable toilets and septic services to residents of Winnipeg and the surrounding area. Its services include septic tank cleaning, installing septic pump alarms, septic tank sales, portable toilet rentals, portable handwash station rentals, and a variety of plumbing services.
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