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● 24/7 STORM DESK · MUTUAL-AID READY

When the lights go out, we get them back on.

Hurricanes, ice storms, tornadoes, and floods all damage power systems. We help utilities and communities restore service as fast as possible. Materials sit ready at three regional yards. Over 220 field staff can be on the road within 12 hours of a call.

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Someone picks up 24/7/365. Internal go/no-go within 4 hours. Crews on the road within 12.

RMAG · SEE · TMAG · DIRECT
Active storm restoration corridor
FIG— 04.A  ·  ACTIVE STORM RESTORATION CORRIDOR
12 hr
On the road from the call
220 +
Field staff at full surge
14
Major events since 2022
3
Regional yards

What we do when called in.

The same full-time crews, materials, and people who work for us year-round — ready to scale up when a storm hits.
  • A

    Storm restoration

    When a hurricane, ice storm, or tornado damages a utility’s system, we deploy crews to help rebuild distribution and transmission lines. This work is coordinated through regional mutual-aid groups.

  • B

    Replacing damaged poles

    After a major storm, thousands of poles often need replacement. Our crews mobilize within 12 hours with field engineers who can adjust the plan as damage assessments come in.

  • C

    Repairing damaged wire

    Repairing wire that has come down or been damaged — including using helicopters when ground access is cut off by flooding or debris.

  • D

    Long-stay deployments

    Some storms need crews on site for two weeks or longer. We handle the lodging, meals, fuel, and crew rotations so our people stay safe and productive throughout the work.

  • E

    Mobile substations

    When a substation is damaged or destroyed, we can deploy a mobile substation alongside the line crews so power can be restored faster than rebuilding from scratch.

What happens after the call comes in.

From the moment a storm response call comes in to the moment our crews are on the ground.
  1. 01

    The call

    A call comes in from a regional mutual-aid group or directly from a utility. We make the go/no-go decision within 4 hours and start the mobilization clock.

  2. 02

    Mobilizing

    Full-time crews assemble at their yards, materials get loaded onto trucks, and convoys head toward the affected area — all within 12 hours of the call.

  3. 03

    Setting up

    We establish a forward base camp near the work area — with lodging, fuel, meals, and tool maintenance — so crews are ready to work on day one.

  4. 04

    Restoring power

    Crews work daily under the utility’s emergency command structure, restoring service one section at a time and reporting progress every day.

  5. 05

    Wrapping up

    As customers come back online, crews start heading home. We package the final reporting and cost-recovery documentation for the utility or federal agency that called us.

Where we come from.

Three regional yards with materials ready to go — poles, transformers, wire, and supplies.
HQ · HOU
Houston, TX

4400 Pasadena Fwy, Houston TX 77503

8 substation · 6 transmission · 4 protection & controls
YARD · ATL
Atlanta, GA

1875 Industrial Pl, Atlanta GA 30315

6 distribution · 8 emergency · 2 logistics
YARD · PHX
Phoenix, AZ

2200 W Buckeye Rd, Phoenix AZ 85009

4 transmission · 4 substation · 6 emergency
YARD · DFW
Fort Worth, TX

9800 N Lake Rd, Fort Worth TX 76140

6 distribution · 2 substation

Common questions.

Questions from utility storm desks and emergency response coordinators.

Preparing for storm season or active right now?

Agreement renewals, response coordination, and active storm events all route through the same desk. Calling the 24/7 phone line is the fastest path.

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