Business View Magazine - July 2024

The company operates consistently throughout the year, with winter being a hectic season. “The Hydrovac trucks have burners that heat the water, allowing us to cut through frost,” says Wehse. “We equip our guys with the right PPE to keep them safe and able to continue working in freezing conditions.” This preparation ensures that even in the harshest winters, the company can meet client demands without compromising safety or efficiency. Wehse acknowledges that the company has experienced challenges regarding supply chain issues, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic. “There were times when tires weren’t available, and we had to overorder to ensure we had enough,” she recalls. However, the company navigated these disruptions by stocking up on essential parts and sourcing products from alternative suppliers.“Things have settled for us now, and we’re back to normal.” The ability to pivot quickly and maintain operations smoothly, even during a global crisis, is a testament to the company’s resilience and forward-thinking approach. “Everyone worked through those times, even when many people were working from home. We had to be in the office and managed,” Wehse concludes.This adaptability has positionedWisconsin Utility Exposure to weather future challenges and continue providing top-notch service to their clients. STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATIONS Strategic partnerships have significantly impacted Wisconsin Utility Exposure’s growth and stability. These collaborations are instrumental in navigating economic fluctuations and operational challenges, providing the company with the support and resources necessary to thrive. “Our banking source has been a huge asset to us,” Wehse states. “First Business Bank has worked with us year after year, helping us strategize loans and manage our equipment investments, especially with the current high interest rates.” This conservative approach has built a solid foundation of trust between Wisconsin Utility Exposure and its banking partners. “By working conservatively, we’ve earned their trust. They see the longevity in our equipment and the quality of our work, which has allowed us 41 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 11, ISSUE 07 WISCONSIN UT I L I TY EXPOSURE

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