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Emergency Utility Repair Services work by Dunn Infrastructure Group

Emergency Utility Repair Services

Our emergency repair services provide rapid response to critical utility infrastructure issues. We're available 24/7 to address emergencies and minimize service disruptions while ensuring quality repairs.

01Scope

What's included

  1. 0124/7 emergency response
  2. 02Rapid mobilization
  3. 03Temporary service solutions
  4. 04Permanent repair options
  5. 05Multi-utility experience
  6. 06Safety-first approach
02Process

How the job runs, start to closeout.

  1. 1

    Emergency Response

    Immediate mobilization and site assessment.

  2. 2

    Damage Assessment

    Quick evaluation of the situation and required repairs.

  3. 3

    Temporary Solutions

    Implementation of immediate measures to restore service.

  4. 4

    Permanent Repairs

    Complete repair and system restoration.

  5. 5

    Documentation

    Detailed reporting of repairs and recommendations.

03Markets

Who we do this work for

Emergency Utility Repair Services looks different depending on who's buying it. Pick the closest fit to see how we scope, schedule, and close out the work.

04FAQ

Emergency Utility Repair Services: frequently asked questions

What qualifies as a utility emergency?

Utility emergencies include water main breaks causing flooding or loss of service, sewer line collapses or overflows, storm drainage failures during severe weather, lift station malfunctions, and any utility damage that poses an immediate risk to public health or property.

How quickly can you respond to an emergency?

We provide 24/7 emergency response with typical on-site arrival within 1-2 hours for the greater Savannah area and surrounding communities. Our crews maintain emergency equipment ready for immediate deployment at all times.

Do you provide temporary service during emergency repairs?

Yes, we implement temporary bypass systems to maintain water and sewer service while permanent repairs are completed. This includes temporary above-ground piping, bypass pumping for sewer systems, and portable water supply connections as needed.

Who is responsible for utility repair costs in an emergency?

Responsibility depends on the location and cause of the failure. Municipal utilities typically handle repairs on public mains and infrastructure, while property owners are responsible for service lines on their property. We work with both municipalities and private property owners.

Last updated: September 24, 2026