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These past several weeks have brought devastation across the Southeast with the emergence of Hurricane Helene and Milton. In late September, Hurricane Helene unleashed catastrophic damage across six states including Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Just two weeks later, Hurricane Milton caused widespread damage across Florida’s peninsula, brining deadly tornadoes, 100 mph gusts, catastrophic flooding, and storm surge.
The ATI team has been working around the clock to respond to the overwhelming need for disaster recovery. That’s why we’ve strategically combined resources from 18 offices across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, supplemented by volunteers from across ATI’s 70+ offices and our National Response Team with 14 fully-stocked Emergency Response Trailers (ERTs) that have been repositioned and staged in key areas. These resources allow us to provide the fastest and most effective response possible to those affected by the storm.
With hurricane season still upon us, we are continuously monitoring weather patterns to detect looming storms. One of the most powerful tools in our arsenal is our RealRisk Monitor platform. This cutting-edge technology allows us to track weather patterns, assess risks, and prepare for disasters before they hit. By providing real-time data and predictive modeling, RealRisk Monitor enables us to take proactive measures to minimize damage and protect our clients’ assets.
Want to learn more? Check out our latest technology whitepaper for an in-depth look at how RealRisk Monitor and other innovations are transforming disaster recovery.
We’re proud to share that Adrian Frank, our Chief Program Officer, and Nancy Kirk, Vice President of Operational Excellence for our East region, recently published an article, “Add a Zero: Tech Tools That Are Changing Restoration” in C&R Magazine. In their piece, they discuss how technology and innovation are driving new strategies for catastrophe response and what businesses can do to stay ahead of the curve.
Read the article to learn how the latest technology can make your next restoration project even more efficient.
Our team recently participated in the 2024 Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) Walk in the Park. CHOC is part of the Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) Hospitals, our national charity of choice.
ATI was proud to be one of 350 teams contributing to this fundraiser, which supports critical care and services for infants, children, adolescents, teens, and young adults. Our team exceeded our fundraising goal and contributed toward the overall $2.3 million raised.
We are excited to announce that Carolina Restoration Services (CRS), part of the ATI family, has been ranked among the top three in the Triangle Business Journal’s 2024 “Best Places to Work” awards! This honor is based on employee feedback and recognizes CRS’s dedication to creating an exceptional workplace environment. CRS was also ranked among Alacrity’s top-performing offices in August for the South-Central region.
Congratulations to the CRS team!
Melissa Delatorre, our Training Manager, is one of C&R’s 2024 Unsung Hero Award winners. Melissa exemplifies the qualities of leadership, dedication, and customer service that we value.
Her contributions, especially in leading our ATI CARES program, which is centered around our company values and community service, as well as her commitment to employee education, have made her an invaluable member of our team.
As Halloween approaches and the spooky season is in full swing, it’s easy to get caught up in ghosts and goblins. But at ATI Restoration, we know that the real scares come from unpredictable weather events like hurricanes and wildfires.
Don’t let disasters catch you off guard—our team is ready to face down these frights with advanced technology and unparalleled expertise.
