As a self-employed onsite system consultant, Mike Treinen personally conducts all the day-to-day activities of his business: marketing, communications, research, field work and reporting. In other words, “I’m the chief cook and bottle washer.”
But when a job kicks into gear, it’s his relationships with others that make it all happen. That’s true whether he’s performing a system inspection as part of a property sale, diagnosing a treatment problem, designing a new system, or teaching a class at his local community college.
“I attribute diversification in my work to my success and enjoyment of my 42-year-to-date career in the onsite wastewater field,”
