In 2018, during the devastating Typhoon Yutu event, Primary Source Electric had the honor of actively participating in the critical power restoration efforts in Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI). Working alongside FEMA, the local government, the utility companies, and the resilient community, we were deeply committed to minimizing power downtime and restoring the vital lifeline of electricity to homes and businesses.

With unwavering dedication, we have made a significant investment over the past five years to harness our expertise, background, and knowledge in the power line restoration industry. This investment has allowed us to offer a comprehensive range of services to assist utilities and contractors during emergency situations.

Our services extend beyond power restoration. We provide cutting-edge solutions in back office support, expedited cash flow, factoring referrals, jurisdictional compliance, and emergency logistical services for remote islands. Through strategic partnerships with general contractors, equipment leasing companies, factoring companies, and insurance providers, we facilitate seamless collaboration to meet the unique needs of each restoration project.

While we recognize that we cannot be physically present in every affected area simultaneously, our passion for community support drives us to share our resources and capabilities. By leveraging our experience, expertise, and network, we enable efficient coordination, enhanced communication, and optimized operations to aid utilities and contractors in their restoration efforts.

We take immense pride in the progress we have achieved so far, but we understand that our work is never complete. As we continuously refine and expand our services, we remain firmly committed to working collaboratively with our partners. Together, we strive to keep the lights on and safeguard the well-being of individuals impacted by extreme weather events. Our shared mission is to build resilience, foster recovery, and ensure the vitality of communities in the face of adversity.