Safety If anyone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Taking requests for the Gulf Coast
When the storm hits, we help put the ground back together.
Ridgehammer provides post-storm debris removal, access restoration, grading, drainage, and heavy-equipment support for property owners, municipalities, recovery crews, and prime contractors.
Based in South Carolina. Mobilizing where recovery work is needed.
What we do
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Debris removal and hauling
Storm debris, downed trees and broken material moved off the property and hauled away.
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Access and road clearing
Driveways, private roads and work routes opened so people and crews can get in.
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Grading and washout repair
Washed-out ground and driveways brought back to a workable grade.
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Drainage restoration
Ditches, culverts and drainage paths cleared and reshaped so water moves again.
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Heavy-equipment support for crews
Machines and an operator to back up recovery crews and prime contractors.
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Not sure which fits? Describe what is in the way. We call to sort out the scope.
Request storm response
Who we help
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Property owners
Homes, farms and land with debris, washouts or blocked access.
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HOAs and property managers
Shared roads, entrances, common areas and multiple properties.
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Municipalities and public works
Recovery support where equipment, documentation and availability are a fit.
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Prime contractors and recovery crews
An extra machine and operator when the workload outruns your fleet.
Ridgehammer is available for storm-response subcontracting and municipal recovery support where equipment, documentation and availability are a fit.
How we mobilize
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Step 1
Request
Tell us where the work is and what is in the way.
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Step 2
We call
We call to confirm the scope, the location and how to get in.
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Step 3
In writing
We confirm availability and terms in writing before anything moves.
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Step 4
Mobilize
The crew and equipment head out.
Request storm response
Tell us where the work is and what is in the way. A phone number or an email is enough. We call to confirm the scope, location and access before anything is scheduled.
If anyone is in immediate danger, call 911.