FPS organizes its disaster recovery practice into six fully integrated service lines. Each is operated by experienced practitioners and supported by FPS-led crews, deployed equipment, and in-house project management — scoped independently or bundled under a single-source mobilization.
Fire damage assessment, smoke and soot remediation across porous and non-porous assemblies, structural stabilization, hygiene-grade deodorization, and asset salvage operations.
High-capacity extraction, structural drying with targeted dehumidification, moisture mapping with infrared diagnostics, mold containment, Cat 2/3 flood cleanup, and audit-aligned documentation.
Emergency generator deployment from 20 kW to utility-scale, temporary distribution and panels, 24/7 fuel management, electrical tie-ins, lighting towers, and AHJ liaison.
Mobile office and command trailers, temporary restroom and sanitation packages, climate-controlled soft- and hard-wall structures, on-site command centers, and base camp life-support infrastructure.
Environmental remediation, hazardous material containment and transport, biohazard and trauma scene cleanup, indoor air quality remediation with HEPA filtration, asbestos and lead-paint abatement, and EPA / OSHA / state compliance documentation.
Emergency board-up, temporary roofing and weather-tight envelopes, site stabilization and shoring, debris removal, and reconstruction coordination through close-out.
Every FPS disaster recovery engagement runs against a documented six-phase model — from the first triage call to audit-ready close-out documentation. The chain of command does not break between phases.
On-site or remote triage, loss scoping, life-safety review, and mobilization order — within minutes of first call.
Crew, equipment, and temporary infrastructure arrive on pre-committed response windows. Pre-staged assets reduce mobilization time.
Secure the perimeter, isolate hazards, restore power and access, prevent further loss before mitigation begins.
Water, fire, smoke, environmental — arrest and contain damage per IICRC, EPA, and industry standards.
Structural drying, cleaning, asset recovery, and reconstruction coordination — managed by named project leadership.
Scheduled reporting, stakeholder coordination, and audit-ready documentation throughout — daily logs, photos, drying data.
A representative selection. Each case demonstrates this division's capability against a live engagement, active program, or documented past performance.
Every major Atlantic hurricane from Katrina to Beryl — 2,600+ deployed for Katrina alone, $250M+ annual programs.
Two of the most consequential federal crisis events of the modern era, executed under federal and multi-agency command.
Multi-district DHS contingency engagement under FFP terms with synchronized execution across 12 federal districts.
Pacific typhoon response — integrated environmental and 20MW emergency power deployment.
24/7/365 dispatch for emergency response. For program-level engagements, capability briefings, or master service agreements — our leadership is available by direct line and on-site visit.