2025 - Texas Floods
In support of flood recovery operations in Williamson County, Texas, our team managed and transported 495,583.13 cubic yards of flood-related debris, rock, and sediment between July 20, 2025, and February 2, 2026.
Project responsibilities included loading rock, sand, and sediment from public rights-of-way and affected areas, hauling materials to approved disposal sites, and spreading materials at designated locations using wheel loaders. Our team coordinated the dispatch and daily activities of field crews performing waterway restoration, rock removal, and debris management operations throughout Williamson County.
Services included the removal and disposal of flood-generated debris, vegetation, construction and demolition materials, and deposited sediment accessed through various public rights-of-way. Collected materials were transported to approved disposal and processing sites in accordance with project requirements.
A significant component of the project involved the removal and hauling of deposited rock and sediment from Blue Hole Park in Georgetown, helping restore public access and recreational use following the flooding event.
The work was performed in partnership with DRC and was completed in accordance with flood recovery objectives and environmental restoration requirements. The successful removal and management of nearly 500,000 cubic yards of material contributed to the restoration of waterways, public infrastructure, and community assets impacted by the Texas floods.
2024 - 2025 - Hurricane Helene - Swainsboro, Georgia
In support of Hurricane Helene recovery operations, our team managed and transported 2,218,991 cubic yards of storm-generated debris between October 15, 2024, and May 18, 2025.
Project responsibilities included hauling debris from public rights-of-way, identifying, establishing, and managing debris management sites and staging areas for storm-haul vehicles. Our team coordinated and oversaw daily operations at multiple disposal and processing locations to ensure efficient debris removal and compliance with project requirements.
Additional responsibilities included procuring and managing subcontractors for tree removal and debris hauling operations, contracting and coordinating mulching and grinding services, establishing and maintaining lift systems for the monitoring company, and securing and managing mulch-haul transportation to remove processed materials from debris management sites.
The work was performed in partnership with TFR and was completed in accordance with disaster recovery objectives and operational requirements. The successful management and removal of more than 2.2 million cubic yards of debris significantly contributed to public safety, infrastructure restoration, and the overall recovery of communities impacted by Hurricane Helene.
2024 - Tornados in Arkansas
In support of tornado recovery operations in Arkansas, our team managed and transported 318,040.30 cubic yards of storm-generated debris from public rights-of-way between June 1, 2024, and August 23, 2024.
Project responsibilities included the collection, loading, and hauling of debris from rights-of-way to approved disposal and processing locations. Operations were conducted efficiently to support emergency response efforts, restore safe access to roadways, and assist affected communities in their recovery process.
The work was performed in partnership with Mid-Atlantic and was completed in accordance with disaster recovery requirements and project objectives. The successful removal of more than 318,000 cubic yards of debris contributed to the timely restoration of public infrastructure and community services following the tornado events.
2023 - Hurricane Idalia - Jasper, Florida
In support of Hurricane Idalia recovery efforts, our team managed and processed 786,497.68 cubic yards of debris between September 13, 2023, and December 21, 2023. Services included debris hauling from public rights-of-way, stump removal utilizing stump grinding equipment, and the operation and management of designated debris disposal sites.
Our responsibilities also included establishing, operating, and maintaining lift systems required for site operations and monitoring activities. We worked in coordination with Timberline Trading to ensure efficient debris management, site compliance, and support for the monitoring company throughout the project period.
The project was completed successfully, contributing to the timely restoration and recovery of areas impacted by Hurricane Idalia.
2022 - Hurricane Ian - Fort Myers & Pine Island, Florida
In support of Hurricane Ian recovery operations, our team managed and transported 380,557 cubic yards of storm debrisfrom public rights-of-way in the Fort Myers, Florida area between October 1, 2022, and March 15, 2023.
Project responsibilities included debris collection and hauling from rights-of-way, as well as supporting access and recovery efforts on Pine Island. Our team assisted in reopening Pine Island by mobilizing storm haul trucks and coordinating debris removal operations to restore access and facilitate community recovery.
The work was performed in partnership with Dotson & Son and was completed in accordance with disaster recovery requirements and operational objectives. The project contributed significantly to debris clearance, public safety, and the restoration of transportation corridors following Hurricane Ian.