Capital Region sending hurricane cleanup help to Florida
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Even before Hurricane Ian makes landfall on the Florida coast, help is already on the way from across the country, including from right here in the Capital Region.
A cleanup cavalry from KPM Restoration headquarters in Mechanicville is saddled up and ready to hit the road, headed for a region of certain devastation and despair.
Inside one of the trucks are 100 air movers, 40 dehumidifiers, 1,000 contractor bags, generators, anti-microbial devices, and 20 air scrubbers.
There is a separate vehicle accompanying this truck that will be carrying diesel fuel to power the generators. They are expecting difficulty finding enough fuel once they reach Florida.
Seven employees are heading out Wednesday with the cleanup caravan.
Even before Hurricane Ian makes landfall on the Florida coast, help is already on the way from across the country, including from right here in the Capital Region.
Fifteen to 20 workers are already waiting for this truck’s arrival in Florida.
Hear the company owner discuss the monumental task he knows lies ahead by watching the video of Dan Levy’s story.