Emergency Storm Services

Emergency Storm Response

Haugland Energy Group LLC is an IBEW contractor that specializes in emergency storm response and turnkey construction for electric transmission, distribution, substations, power generation, and related infrastructure. We excel in overhead and underground systems, energy storage, HDVC converter stations, submarine cables, and green energy.

Our Storm Division offers comprehensive services, including power restoration, damage assessment, debris, downed wire clearing, and protective services across the US mainland and Caribbean. As a “Blue Sky” transmission and distribution contractor with operations along the Eastern US Corridor and Caribbean, we are capable of leveraging our team to coordinate the rapid mobilization of thousands of lineman and equipment. Committed to safety and quality, all crews undergo rigorous training and background checks. This flexibility and expertise makes Haugland Energy a trusted storm response partner.

Join Our Storm Team

High Voltage Linemen: Restoration of storm-damaged distribution, transmission, and substation systems.
Damage Assessment: Using drone and traditional methods for accurate storm damage evaluation.
Low Voltage/Secondary Wireman Support: Comprehensive electrical services including downed wire clearing and protective measures.
Debris Cleanup: Post-storm cleanup of utility debris.

Learn about out Storm Restoration Services

Storm Qualifications & Experiences

Proven Track Record: Respond to 100+ storm events annually, including weekend wind/snow and major hurricanes.
Scalable Deployments: Deploy anywhere from 25 to 1,000 linemen, tailored to storm size.
Rapid Deployment: Resources deployed within 24 hours of commitment notification.
Full-Scale Rebuilds: Expertise in overhead distribution, transmission lines, and substation rebuilds.
Specialized Crews: We generally deploy over 90% Journeyman Linemen Crews with bucket trucks, digger derricks, specialty trailers, and off-road equipment for complex rebuilds

Safety & Quality

Qualified Workforce: Rigorous background checks, CDL license verification to ensure current/no outstanding issues and drug screenings for all linemen.
Over 200,000 Work Hours Annually: Maintain a low Workers Compensation Experience Modification Factor of 0.61 and an OSHA recordable rate of .36, where the national average is 3.10.
Strict Safety Protocols: Adhere to stricter of our customer or NECA safety rules, including PPE, fall protection, grounding, insulate and isolate, and work-zone setup.
Safety Orientation: Prior to commencement of work our safety & operations team members provide an overview of emergency area utility’s safety “rules to live by”, and specifics to their system.
Safety Management: All storm events have a Safety Manager to perform comprehensive safety audits and follow-ups.