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Following Hurricane Milton, we mobilized 600 personnel and 200 trucks to assist utility companies with large-scale debris removal and site access restoration. By clearing roadways and utility rights-of-way, we helped accelerate the rebuild of essential power infrastructure across the affected areas.

As recovery efforts advanced following Hurricane Helene, we supported Georgia Power with the removal and disposal of damaged infrastructure, including poles, wire, and transformers. We mobilized 200 personnel and 50 skid steers and loaders to safely recover and clear utility assets from the field, allowing crews to focus on rebuilding and restoring the power grid […]

In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we supported Georgia Power by clearing storm debris from roadways, utility corridors, and access routes. We mobilized over 600 personnel and 150 bucket trucks for extensive right-of-way clearing, alongside 125 additional personnel and 40 specialized assets dedicated to push crews focused on vegetation and debris removal. Our coordinated […]

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we mobilized 500 personnel and 175 trucks to deliver a critical storm response, clearing fallen trees and debris obstructing utility corridors. Our efforts enabled utility crews to safely access and rebuild damaged transmission and distribution systems without delay.

We mobilized over 300 personnel and 100 trucks in advance of Hurricane Debby to ensure a rapid post-storm response. As soon as conditions allowed, our crews began clearing debris from access routes to support the safe and efficient restoration of utility infrastructure.

Following the EF3 tornado that struck Claremore, OK, we partnered with the City to support large-scale storm recovery operations. Our crews provided full-service debris cleanup and utility support—clearing roadways, public areas, and powerline rights-of-way, while also recovering and removing damaged utility assets including poles, wire, and transformers. These efforts helped restore safe access and accelerate […]

For Hurricane Idalia, we assisted with the support of multiple staging sites that served as operational hubs for utility crews and equipment. These sites played a critical role in organizing storm response efforts, enabling efficient deployment, coordination, and sustained power restoration operations—and once deactivated, we fully restored each site to its pre-storm condition.

We supported this Florida cooperative following Hurricane Idalia in 2023 by clearing debris from over 4,100 miles of SVEC right-of-way. Our crews removed hazardous trees, limbs, broken poles, downed wires, and damaged transformers—restoring safe access and supporting the cooperative’s system-wide restoration efforts.

For a Florida utility responding to Hurricane Idalia, we mobilized 250 personnel, 70 trucks, and 27 specialty mulchers to perform large-scale debris removal. Our crews cleared storm-damaged vegetation and obstructions, enabling safe access for utility teams and accelerating the restoration of critical infrastructure.

For Hurricane Nicole, we mobilized 200 personnel, 75 bucket trucks, and dedicated 50 personnel with 20 specialized assets for vegetation and debris removal in preparation for storm response. Thankfully, the storm downgraded before impact and Florida avoided another major blow just weeks after Hurricane Ian. Once conditions cleared, our teams quickly resumed debris clearing and […]