Civil Infrastructure

Rebuilding and Recognition

With Joe at Pike’s helm, the 1980s brought resurgence. Pike expanded into Kentucky and Georgia, grew its fleet of specialized equipment to 1,200 pieces and purchased a right-of-way company in Georgia and an electrical contractor in Kentucky. The company’s value increased tenfold. A pivotal moment came in 1989 when Hurricane Hugo struck: Pike responded with every available crew from the Carolinas to West Virginia. The response was swift and earned national praise, cementing Pike’s reputation as the gold standard in storm response.

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