Every year natural disasters devastate huge parts of our country, laying waste to both coastal and inland regions and impacting businesses from nearly every industry. When these disasters strike swift and organized response is the key to reducing the damage. Our expert crews stand at the ready armed with a fleet of heavy equipment that will ensure rapid response under the most difficult of circumstances. Flooding, soil erosion and fallen trees create dangerous and challenging conditions and our team has a proven record of success in the worst of these situations. Our custom-designed project plans which we have perfected over our 20+ years in disaster response, provide solutions that include excavation, demolition, hauling, grinding and mulching. RPSE should be your first call when disaster looms on the horizon.
A week before Hurricane Florence made her slow, crushing journey through The Carolinas, we began receiving phone calls from our panicked clients. If the storm continued on her predicted route, they asked, how should they prepare? And even more importantly, how would they deal with the aftermath? As Florence lumbered toward Southeastern North Carolina the Enviro team sprung into action.
Have an immediate need for Disaster Response + Cleanup?
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We are currently seeking qualified candidates for open multiple positions to add to our team. Think you have the grit or know someone who does? Please apply for our open positions directly on our website: https://www.rpsenviro.com/careers
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Hurricane Season in the North Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico officially began June 1, 2019 and will end on November 30, 2019. This is the period where most tropical cyclones form in the Atlantic basin but not always. Subtropical Storm Andrea formed on May 20, 2019 and set a record for the fifth year consecutively where a tropical or subtropical cyclone developed before the official start of the season.
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As we near the eight week mark since #hurricaneflorence made landfall on #wrightsvillebeachnc, our community is starting to see the results of our awesome #disasterresponse teams effort. đź‘Ź
The debris pile measures over the length of a football field and stands just over four stories high. We are proud to serve our local community and are grateful we are returning back to normal. Together. 🙌
Special thanks to @drones_eye for continued professional aerial drone documentation.
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Our Director of Business Development, Jaymie McGuire, enjoyed educating and speaking with all the attendees yesterday for the Southeast Region Federal Construction Summit 2018 at @wilmingtonconventioncenter. We’re very proud to have been a GOLD sponsor at this event and look forward to helping others with our unique blend of services. #wilmingtonnc #whatsupwilmington #tradeshowlife #tradeshow #stormwater #disasterresponse #environmental #heavyequipment
James on our team is back at it in the bucket of one of our Timberjack Skidders (with 60’ reach) clearing out damaged trees from #hurricaneflorence. Let’s return back to normal together! 🙌 #capefearstrong #capefear #disasterresponse #hurricane #hurricaneflorence2018 #ilmstrong #northcarolina #portcitystrong #spreadthewilm #wilmingtonnc #wilmingtonstrong #whatsupwilmington #wrightsvillebeach @rpsenviro @drones_eye
We’ve been working since #hurricaneflorence arrived in our backyard of #wilmingtonnc. Let’s return back to normal together! 🙌 #capefearstrong #capefear #disasterresponse #northcarolina #hurricane #hurricaneflorence2018 #ilmstrong #portcitystrong #spreadthewilm #wilmingtonstrong #whatsupwilmington #wrightsvillebeach @rpsenviro
