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We are actively assisting a Georgia electric cooperative—responsible for approximately 2,057 miles of line—with the recovery and disposal of storm-damaged utility infrastructure. Our crews are removing downed poles, lines, and transformers to ensure safe working conditions and support efficient system restoration.

We worked with this Georgia cooperative, which maintains approximately 9,489 miles of line, following Hurricane Helene to recover and dispose of poles, wire, and transformers impacted by the storm. Our timely and thorough cleanup efforts supported safe and efficient restoration work across their extensive service area.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we supported this Georgia cooperative, which operates approximately 3,500 miles of line, by providing asset recovery services. Our crews removed and properly disposed of storm-damaged poles, wire, and transformers to help expedite power restoration across their system.

With over 7,000 miles of line impacted by Hurricane Helene, this Georgia cooperative faced significant system-wide damage. We assisted with the recovery and disposal of storm-damaged poles, wire, and transformers, performing a full circuit sweep and collecting over 1,000 transformers and materials from more than 5,000 pole and wire locations—part of 55,000 accessed locations. Our […]

We assisted this Georgia cooperative, which maintains over 3,200 miles of line, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene by recovering and disposing of storm-damaged poles, wire, and transformers. Our crews helped clear and process debris across significant portions of their system, accelerating restoration efforts and ensuring a safer environment for utility crews working to rebuild […]

In Tennessee, we supported Hurricane Helene recovery by managing the hauling, sorting, grinding, and disposal of storm debris. Our team processed large volumes of material quickly and efficiently, ensuring safe and compliant site operations throughout the project.

Ahead of Hurricane Milton, we prepared a fully equipped staging site for Wiregrass Electric Cooperative in Alabama, designed to support over 400 personnel. The site was strategically developed to facilitate rapid deployment of crews and equipment for post-storm power restoration efforts.

We supported northern Michigan cooperatives following the recent ice storm by providing debris removal and site cleanup services. Our crews also handled asset recovery and disposal of damaged poles, wire, and transformers to help restore utility infrastructure safely and efficiently.

In response to Hurricanes Debby, Helene, and Milton, we assisted with over 15 critical staging sites used by utility companies during storm recovery operations. After weeks of heavy use, we fully restored each site, repairing damage caused by equipment, traffic, and ongoing activity.

After the storms, we partnered with Peace River Electric Cooperative to support their recovery efforts through extensive debris cleanup and utility corridor clearing. Our crews removed fallen trees, vegetation, and storm-damaged materials from powerline rights-of-way, helping restore safe access for line crews and expediting power restoration across their service area.