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30 Stories for 30 Years | Kyle Wewetzer

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This year marks an extraordinary milestone—WSB’s 30th anniversary! On October 3, we celebrate three decades of innovation, growth, and the incredible spirit that defines our team. Since 1995, our journey has been shaped by bold ideas, transformative projects, and, above all, the people whose passion fuels our success. 

To honor this landmark year, we’re shining a spotlight on 30 remarkable stories. These stories celebrate the dedication and talent of our staff whose efforts have built WSB’s legacy. Join us as we look back, share memories, and toast to the next 30 years of excellence. 

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Kyle Wewetzer
Field Services Manager
Denver, CO

What is your first memory of WSB?  

My first memory of WSB was seeing their table set up at a career fair inside of the TCF Bank Stadium at the University of Minnesota. I was able to secure an interview with WSB, and I was sitting in the lobby at Golden Valley when Bret Weiss walked by and chatted with me for several minutes. At the time, I had no idea who he was, but the front desk receptionist later explained that he was the CEO and one of the founders of the company. I remember being taken aback by how friendly and down to earth he was. Fast forward to the end of my fall semester, and Bret Weis ended up speaking at my graduation ceremony at the University of Minnesota Civil Engineering Building. Bret was a very motivated speaker, and afterward even put up with my parents asking him about the company. 

What’s the most exciting change you’ve seen at WSB?  

The most exciting change I’ve seen at WSB was the update of the brand. Going from the maroon triangle to the tangerine chevron and then seeing the new brand distributed was exciting. WSB’s brand – more than just the logo – was refreshing and easy to adapt to and continues to help drive the culture within the company as well as with our clients. 

What project(s) are you most proud to have worked on?  

I am most proud to have worked in Maine for Summit Utilities providing inspection to their natural gas system expansion in 2018. I spent six months living in Maine, working closely with the client, developing relationships and leaving a lasting impact. I oversaw a team of two additional inspectors, working throughout the state providing inspection on contractors constructing the natural gas distribution pipeline delivering natural gas to 1000s of homes and businesses. We are currently deeply connected with Summit Utilities in Arkansas now and I am providing support with similar services as I did in Maine. I have even reconnected with some of the individuals I met while there. 

Who is someone you’ve worked with at WSB that has really inspired or influenced you?  

John Gerlach has been an inspiration in both my personal life and my career. John approaches each obstacle with an enthusiasm and expertise that motivates those around him. His understanding of the field, paired with a dynamic leadership style, turns challenges into opportunities. John offers supportive guidance and has a knack for simplifying complex ideas. His mentorship has shaped my approach, encouraging me to strive for excellence each day. John has brought perspective into pipeline inspection and expanded a single service into an entire division and expansive network across the nation. 

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