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Complete Disaster Response & Storm Recovery Services
Comprehensive emergency management from initial response through full recovery.
Disaster response services
- Immediate emergency response under our 21-hour deployment guarantee
- Damage assessment and prioritization
- Recovery operations across power, communications, and infrastructure
- Long-term restoration and demobilization support
Our experience
- Hurricane Maria response — Puerto Rico
- Multiple Gulf Coast hurricanes — Texas, Louisiana
- East Coast storm response — Carolinas
- Active under federal emergency declarations nationwide
Deployment statistics
- 500+ emergency deployments completed
- Active across PR, USVI, Guam, Saipan, mainland US
- Partnerships with 50+ prime contractors
- Army Corps of Engineers certified
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of disasters does RED respond to?
RED responds to hurricanes, floods, ice storms, wildfires, grid failures, and any federally declared emergency requiring rapid personnel and equipment deployment. We have active experience across all major disaster categories.
How does RED coordinate with FEMA on storm recovery?
RED operates as a FEMA response partner and subcontractor to prime contractors on federally declared disaster missions. Our team handles FEMA documentation, timekeeping, and compliance reporting throughout the recovery mission.
What is RED's typical response time for hurricane recovery?
Our standard guarantee is on-site within 21 hours of activation. For anticipated storm events, RED can pre-position personnel and equipment ahead of landfall to reduce response time further.
Can RED deploy to US territories for storm recovery?
Yes. RED has extensive experience deploying to Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, Guam, and Saipan for storm recovery operations. Our bilingual team and territory-specific logistics experience make us one of the few contractors equipped to operate at this scale.
Who staffed the Hurricane Maria recovery operations in Puerto Rico?
RED Staffing, operating as Rapid Emergency Deployment, played a significant role in Hurricane Maria recovery in Puerto Rico. CEO Guy Kennett managed fuel operations supporting the largest temporary power mission in US history following Hurricane Maria.