When storms, floods, and disease events overwhelm normal disposal, mobile incineration restores control — fast.
After the wind stops and the water recedes, the disposal problem is just beginning — and it can't wait.
Hurricanes and floods kill livestock by the thousands. Decomposing carcasses become a public health crisis within days.
The rendering plants, landfills, and roads a normal disposal plan depends on may be days or weeks from operational.
Standing water plus carcasses equals disease vectors multiplying while response teams wait on logistics.
Emergency disposal must be documented to qualify for FEMA and USDA cost recovery.
Trailer-mounted units deploy behind a standard truck — capacity is on site the day it's needed.
110V generator power and diesel or propane fuel: no grid, no problem.
Multiple units run in parallel during large events; fixed installations add base capacity.
Burn logs support reimbursement claims and after-action reporting.
