Our crews are on 24/7 standby.
to confirm scope and mobilization plan.
Ceres restores critical function fast—debris cleared, access reopened, communities moving again.
What We Do
WHY CHOOSE US?
Our process captures exactly what monitors and auditors need—no rework, no guesswork.
Digital chain‑of‑custody from first pile to final disposal
Material separation and recycling to reduce cost and landfill burden
National sub network, pre‑qualified and telemetry‑enabled.
Safety leadership and local hiring to rebuild communities with dignity.
How We Work — Mobilization Timeline
Five clear stages from activation to sustained operations. Built simple for quick understanding on the public site.
T‑0: Activate
One call/email kicks off command, safety, and GIS intake. We open the incident, assign a single point of contact, log initial safety, and ingest priority sites into GIS.
- Open incident and name POC
- Initial safety check‑in
- GIS intake: sites, constraints, priorities
T‑0 → 0:30 — Situation Confirmation
Confirm scope, access, permits, safety conditions, and priorities. Share a brief update with leadership to align on first objectives.
- Validate access and permits
- Record safety conditions
- Share initial leadership update
T‑1 → 4h — First‑Wave Arrival
Saw crews, pushers, and safety officers arrive to reopen lifelines. First critical routes (hospitals, emergency services) return to passable.
- Dispatch saw crews and pushers
- Safety officers on‑site
- Reopen first lifeline
T‑4 → 24h — Scale & Stabilize
Establish debris zones, start hauling cycles, and spool basecamps. Daily rhythm starts with production reporting and leadership briefings.
- Stand up debris zones
- Begin haul cycles
- Spool basecamp and brief leadership
T‑24+ — Sustain & Document
Optimize cycles, maintain compliant workflows, and hold daily briefings until completion. Documentation is audit‑ready from first cut to closeout.
- Daily briefings logged
- Compliance workflows active
- Close‑out plan drafted
From Chainsaws to Climate Tech
2025 Milestones
45
Years
400
Major Events
8M
Tons Recycled