Victory Powerline Services

In less than 3 months we were able to eliminate over $1M in waste and overspending on a ongoing distribution under build project for a utility in the southeast. We were brought in due to a concern with quality and inefficiencies. Imagine what our experienced team can do for YOUR projects. See the VPS difference when your partner truly cares!

Victory crews assisting Florida Utilites with inspections on padmount equipment in storm surge areas. Identify your outages before they happen!

We are looking for a Director of Business Development to join the team! The ideal candidate would be located in the Northeast region of the US. https://lnkd.in/gx3KdzJv

To our veterans: Thank you for your strength, your resilience, and your unwavering commitment to protecting our freedoms. You are the true definition of heroism.

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On this National First Responders Day, we salute the courageous men and women who put their lives on the line for our safety. Whatever your position is that puts you on the front line, your bravery inspires us all. Thank you for your service and for always being there in our times of need. You are true heroes! #FirstRespondersDay #ThankYouHeroes

When we learned the Ridge Manor community in Central Florida is still suffering from flooding impacts after the storms, our Victory Powerline teammates jumped into action. Residents were in desperate need of drinking water, so we loaded two trucks full of bottled water and delivered them. We’re grateful to be able to help.

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With our teams hard at work restoring power after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, we are sadly unable to attend the International Lineman’s Rodeo in Kansas City this week. We are taking this opportunity to donate the money we would have spent attending the event and give back to our community. Today, our teams from OneSource Restoration, Victory Powerline Services, and Kent Utility Services donated $25,000 to Lake Cares in Mt. Dora, Florida. Lake Cares is an outstanding organization providing food to families in need and most recently helping those most severely impacted by the storms. Our donation will help them complete their new food distribution facility that will expand their reach throughout Lake County. Our CEO Adam Prosser is joined by team members John Wingfield, Rose Strickland, Shanna Sage, Eryn Pardee, and Delana Mahair for the check presentation to Ruthie Haffner and Kelsey Gonzalez of Lake Cares.

With the help of Jim and Tammy Kent and a church, we were able to collect over $4,000 worth of supplies for the Appalachain people who suffered from Hurricane Helene. Some of the supplies that were donated were clothes and shoes for men, women, and children, as well as tarps, sleeping bags, small cooking stoves, battery operated lanterns, batteries, butane tanks, and more. We are grateful for everyone who made this possible. Thank you Phil and the rest of the Victory team who spearheaded the effort!