Are you helping your local community clean up after Hurricane Ian?

In September, Hurricane Ian caused catastrophic damage in Florida and South Carolina. The Category 4 hurricane flooded homes and streets, and it knocked out electricity to 2.6 million Florida homes and businesses.

Are you helping your local community clean up after Hurricane Ian?

Hurricane Ian had a devastating impact on coastal South Carolina and along Florida’s Gulf Coast, particularly in the Fort Myers area. Many of our customers were impacted directly and indirectly by the storm, and we hope you all are safe. If there is any support you need, please reach out to your sales representative or local branch, and we will do whatever we can to help your company.

To any of our customers who are cleaning up debris or repairing damages caused by Hurricane Ian, we would like to feature you in an upcoming Linder Link magazine. We believe it is important to show that in the wake of devastation our customers are directly involved in rebuilding the community stronger than before. While the work will not be easy, it is important for people to see the recovery process.

There is no requirement for the size or scope of work we are looking for because anything from removing fallen branches in low-impact neighborhoods to loading scrap from damaged homes into haul trucks paints a picture of community. Again, we hope you all remain safe, and we appreciate all of your hard work. ■