Epic Septic & Service

08/03/2026

08/03/2026

Kansas City... meet your local Epic Septic Owner.

Richard Sloss has spent his career helping people solve complex problems and building lasting relationships. Now he's bringing that same commitment to homeowners and businesses throughout Southwest Kansas City.

Watch as Richard Sloss shares why he chose Epic Septic, what this opportunity means to his family, and his vision for serving the community he's proudly called home his entire life.

This is just the beginning.

Welcome to the Epic Team, Richard!

📍 Proudly serving Johnson County, Kansas

08/03/2026

Please join us in welcoming Sloss, owner of Epic Septic Southwest Kansas City!

Richard is a lifelong Kansas City native, entrepreneur, husband, father, and someone who believes great businesses are built on trust, integrity, and taking care of people.

After years of leading complex cybersecurity partnerships for some of the nation's largest organizations and previously owning his family's waste management company, Richard knew he wanted to build something that would make a lasting impact in the community he loves.

Now, he's bringing the Epic Standard to Southwest Kansas City.

Whether you need septic pumping, inspections, repairs, maintenance, or a trusted long-term partner, Richard and his team are committed to delivering exceptional service with professionalism, honesty, and care.

We're proud to welcome Richard to the Epic Team and can't wait to see what the future holds.

Welcome to EPIC, Richard! 👏

07/10/2026

Some of the biggest opportunities are hiding in the industries everyone else overlooks.

We're honored to see Josh Cohen featured in Inc. Congratulations, ! We're proud that EPIC is part of this story.

Swipe through for a few of our favorite takeaways, then read the full article here:
https://www.inc.com/dave-kerpen/founder-exit-retirement-boring-industry-bet-serial-entrepreneur/91346197

06/22/2026

Most people think franchising means buying yourself a job.

The reality? Some franchise owners have built businesses worth hundreds of millions of dollars...starting with a single territory.

As Kyle explains, the key is to start somewhere, outperform the competition, expand strategically, and build a team that can scale. You don't have to reinvent the wheel to build something extraordinary. You just need the right system, the right market, and the drive to grow.

Interested in owning and scaling your own business?
Learn more about Epic Septic franchise opportunities:
🔗 https://epicseptic.com/franchise/

06/15/2026

What started as "I think I want to get into the septic business" turned into a conversation with Tim Counts at American Tank Company that helped launch the journey.

Sometimes the right people show up at exactly the right time.

🎧 Watch the full episode of Epic Uncut featuring Tim Counts, owner of American Tank Company, on YouTube or Spotify. Link in bio.

06/11/2026

What does an investment banker turned franchise consultant know about septic that most trades veterans don't?

Quite a bit, actually.

In this episode of Epic Uncut, Chad Riddersen and Kyle Voss sit down with Brian Luciani - the recovering banker, six-year SMB Franchise Advisors veteran, and the guy they interviewed four times before deciding to work with him.

He's the consultant who took their Christmas Eve phone call.

He's the one who quietly helped build the relationship that became the foundation of everything Epic is building today.

This conversation dives into franchise development, relationships, entrepreneurship, and why finding the right people matters more than finding the perfect opportunity.

🎙️ Full episode available now on Spotify and YouTube.
🔗 Link in bio.

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

When guesswork isn’t an option.

The Mighty Probe by helps locate septic tanks, buried lids, pipes, and utilities safely and efficiently.

Built tough. Trusted nationwide. 🇺🇸

05/29/2026

Pumping tanks is only a small part of the grand scheme for Epic Septic & Service as they aim to build up the industry through providing opportunity.

📖 Read "Texas Pumpers Look to Make Septic Epic" by Andrew Dugan.
🔗 Link in the comments