Environmental Disaster Services

Our environmental cleanup division specializes in disaster response and recovery, devoted to quickly and efficiently restoring normality and continuity of operations following major storm damage and catastrophic natural disasters. Working in conjunction with our affiliate network of primes and subs, WWE provides full-spectrum project management, materials and equipment planning, logistics, labor staffing, and contract oversight. We are strategically prepared and positioned to handle natural disasters of any scope and scale. Whether hurricane, tornado, severe storm, wildfire, or flood, WWE has a proven track-record of working with local, state and federal authorities during recovery phases of natural disasters. In the wake of several overwhelming disasters, WWE has proven itself as a reliable relief assistance provider. Some of the projects we have worked on include the following:

 

Current projects:

 

• Hurricane Michael cleanup and recovery effort in Georgia and Florida (provides project management services and personnel staffing for Ceres Environmental, including Project Managers, Safety Coordinators, and Quality Control Monitors)    

• The island of Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria (working with PowerSecure Inc. to help restore the island’s electrical grid)

 

Past projects:

 

• The Fairfield Alabama tornado in 2017 (oversaw the cleanup effort and managed over 2,000 cleanup volunteers and 80 employees throughout the project)

• The island of Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria (under a FEMA prime on the Sheltering & Temporary Essential Power (STEP) Program)

• The Carolinas following Hurricane Florence in 2018 (under Ceres on the relief, recovery, and rebuild effort)

• Miami-Dade County Florida after Hurricane Irma in 2017

• The Florida Keys (Marathon) after Hurricane Irma in 2017

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When disaster strikes, Wright Way Environmental is there to help communities, families, and companies recover. We stand ready to mobilize and deploy our team of remediation experts anywhere in the United States or its territories – sometimes in as little as 24 to 72 hours. We operate under the same recovery framework that has been used by FEMA and its network of contractors over the past several years. This process has been successful in bringing affected communities together to focus on their long-term recovery needs, and to develop projects and strategies to address those needs.