huricane contracters

[acushman]

does anyone have any advice as to handle the huricane season?
i have been in florida for two years now and have intentionally avoided them. we feel we could help and are equiped to do so.
we have all the insurances, equipment and workers. what kind of plan do we need? do we need to carry proof at the sites?
i am new to this kind of way of doing business, if someone might offer some help, i would appreciate it.
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[1914]

Greetings Acushman,
Advice on how to handle the hurricane season. I worked Ivan, Katrina, and Rita. Did private and Goverment work. Personaly I hated the Government work, and really enjoyed the private work.
Usually after a storm you won't need to chip or haul any thing, Fema takes care of that for a while. You will need a place to stay, feed the boys and have somewhere to clean up every night. Missing home is reason enouogh to intentionally avoid them.
If your reason for wanting to do them is payday, payday can be good for the first couple weeks but whats offered and getting it are two different things.
Write back and let me know,
1. What you want
2. What you are looking to do
3. Why you would like this if you can sleep at home every night now?
I'll be glad to help