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Ridgeline Construction Taking Up Supplies To Help Victims of Hurricane Harvey


Ridgeline Construction is accepting donations to help those people affected by Hurricane Harvey.

If you are in the Athens, Madison, Huntsville area and would like to help those in Texas--please read on to learn how you can.

The tragedy in Texas is devastating to the people living there, and Ridgeline Construction is doing what they can by assisting the victims of Hurricane Harvey. Far away from the wake of the terrible story, you may be asking how you can help. Disaster Relief Warehouse is making this happen at the local level, and time is of the essence. If you can assist the people of Texas, Ridgeline Construction is accepting the following supplies:
  • Box fans (To dry out houses following flooding.)
  • 25’ heavy duty 14 gauge extension cords (To move the fans around inside a home)
  • 2 gallon garden sprayers (To fight mildew and mold)
  • Flat billed shovels (Remove mud, wet carpet, pads, sheet rock insulation, etc.)
  • Rakes with 3” tines (Remove tree limbs, leaves and muck from inside homes and yards)
  • Wheel barrows (2 wheels, so they will not turn over going to the street)
Items can be dropped off at 13800 Mooresville Rd. Athens, AL 35613. The truck leaves Friday morning, so Ridgeline Construction is asking anyone who wishes to donate to do so as soon as they can. To learn more, visit the official Ridgeline Construction website. You can learn more about Ridgeline here.

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