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Disaster Cleanup Services

P&H Senesac is proud to offer a range of dewatering, sludge removal, and cleanup services, across many different contexts. Often, we provide our services within the framework of municipal, industrial, or construction maintenance; where scenarios are carefully planned and tightly controlled. But what about when waste and water removal is needed on an emergency basis, particularly following an accident or natural disaster? P&H Senesac is proud to offer responsive disaster cleanup services.

We invite you to take a moment to learn more about what makes us such trusted disaster cleanup specialists throughout the Vermont area and the entire United States. And, we welcome you to contact us if you need help to clean up safely after a disaster.

Disaster Cleanup Specialists

As disaster cleanup contractors, we know that no two jobs are ever going to be the same. That’s why we have a rich spectrum of robust technologies we can supply as needed, simply depending on the specifics of the cleanup project. And, we have qualified team members who lend their unique expertise to each disaster site, ensuring cleanup is not just comprehensive, but also as efficient as possible.

P&H Senesac draws on a wealth of experience in dewatering and lagoon cleanup. A sampling of our services includes:

Contact us directly to learn more about our role as disaster cleanup contractors.

Mobile Centrifuge Dewatering

You never know when or where a disaster is going to occur, which is why P&H Senesac takes pride in our nimbleness. We’re able to respond quickly to accidents, deftly deploying our mobile centrifuge dewatering unit wherever it’s needed.

These mobile centrifuges come to the disaster site as self-contained units. There is virtually no setup or lead-time required in order for the centrifuge to be delivered, configured, and running at peak capacity. We have units on standby 24/7.

To speak with us more about our emergency disaster cleanup services, please contact P&H Senesac at any time.

Our History

P&H Senesac isn’t merely one of the top disaster cleanup companies. We also boast decades of experience in wastewater treatment, sludge lagoon dewatering, and more

Our company was founded back in 1985. We made a name for ourselves by pioneering mobile centrifuge dewatering capabilities before such technology was in common use. We’ve been pushing robust, technology-based solutions to municipal sludge and waste removal ever since, and in recent years have been happy to provide our expertise as one of the country’s most trusted disaster cleanup companies.

Why Choose P&H Senesac?

There are a number of reasons why we’re one of the go-to names in disaster cleanup. Here are just a few of our benefits:

  • We are constantly seeking new technologies to maximize the efficacy of our dewatering services.
  • We collaborate with some of the nation’s top engineering firms.
  • We have experience working with large municipalities as well as major industrial clients.
  • Our management team participates in the design and implementation of new dewatering technologies.
  • We offer 24/7 emergency responsiveness for all our disaster cleanup services.

These are just some of the qualities that make P&H Senesac a trusted disaster cleanup partner.

Contact Us Directly About Disaster Cleanup

The bottom line is that disaster can happen; floods, spills, and other catastrophes can leave you in dire and urgent need of a dewatering service. In such moments, you want a team that’s proven, dependable, and able to dispatch industry-leading technology promptly. In a word, you want P&H Senesac.

Should disaster befall you, keep us in mind. We’re always here when you need us, and happy to talk with you further about our disaster cleanup solutions as well as disaster assistance programs or disaster financial help. Reach out to us any time you’re in need.

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