Disaster Recovery Services for Tampa, Other Florida Cities, and Communities in Need across the Country

When hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and other disasters have devastating effects, comprehensive disaster recovery services from Payne’s Environmental are the quick and organized response communities need to get life back in order. From the initial roadway clearing to the hauling away of reduced debris, we can handle nearly every aspect of disaster cleanup and debris management. We have the fleet of trucks, manpower, and top-of-the-line equipment, like loaders, lifts, tub grinders, and more to get the job done quickly and effectively.

Our disaster recovery services include:

• Push – roadway clearing
• Direction of load and haul crews
• The setup and operation of temporary debris staging areas
• Debris reduction – organic and construction debris
• Debris separation and disposal – white goods, e-goods, and hazardous materials
• And nearly any debris management service needed for community restoration

As an experienced disaster recovery company, we have been involved in numerous major environmental cleanup efforts, including the hurricane clean up of Baytown, Clute, and Kountze, Texas, after Hurricane Ike in 2008. During that particular hurricane recovery, Payne’s Environmental managed and operated the 40 hour push – the clearing of transportation routes - and operated four temporary debris staging areas. In those staging areas, we ground, reduced, and hauled out over a million yards of debris. Our temporary debris staging services were recognized by the Texas Department of Health for the exceptional cleanliness and proper segregation of various types of debris at one of our Bayway debris dump sites.

Don’t forget to include Payne’s for major event cleanup services as well. When you are in charge of preplanning any large festival, parade, concert, and more, Payne’s is your most professional and reliable option for thorough event cleanup contracting.

For more information on disaster recovery services, contact Payne’s Environmental today.