Disaster debris removal & recovery
Act fast.
Recover quickly.
Storm Team 6 mobilizes owned grapple trucks, bucket trucks and push crews within 12–24 hours of activation, clearing storm debris on FEMA-eligible missions for prime contractors, municipalities and DOTs.
12–24 hrs
Mobilization after activation
10 missions
Debris missions since mid-2024
4 states
Mississippi, Georgia, Texas and Florida
Owned fleet
Company-owned equipment with CDL drivers
What we do
Disaster management and debris removal
How a mission runs
From before the storm to the last load ticket
Step 1
Before the storm
Preparedness planning, training and debris management plans put the paperwork and the people in place early.
Step 2
The first hours
Emergency push operations clear critical facilities and priority routes with skid steers and excavators.
Step 3
Collection and haul
Self-loading grapple trucks collect from the right-of-way, with debris sorted at the curb and hazardous hangers and leaners removed.
Step 4
Documentation
FEMA-compliant load ticketing, monitoring coordination and weekly reporting, with paperwork turned around promptly.
Fleet and equipment
Owned, not leased
Our core equipment is company-owned and ready to roll from Collierville, TN or Phil Campbell, AL, with CDL drivers behind the wheel.
Vetted partner subcontractors add more haul trucks, trailers and bucket trucks when a mission needs surge capacity.
Experience
Where we've worked
Oct–Nov 2026
Milton, Florida
Vegetative debris haul with grapple trucks and skid steer push crews.
Mar–May 2026
Burnsville, Mississippi
Winter Storm Fern. Debris haul and a hanger and leaner route survey.
Feb 2025
Johnson County, Georgia
Debris collection and haul.
Jul–Aug 2024
Texas
Hurricane Beryl. Debris collection and haul.
Who we've worked with
- FEMA
- State of Mississippi
- Alabama Emergency Management Agency
We'd love to work with you.
Request a quote, ask about a service, or line us up before storm season.