100% Recovery Success Rate Since 2014

Real Disasters.
Real Recoveries.

When major disasters strike, businesses turn to Pronto. Here's how we've helped thousands of companies get back on their feet.

Major Disaster Response

Hurricane Harvey (August 2017)

Harvey flooded Houston. 1,136 employees never stopped.

Houston, Texas • Multiple Industries

The Challenge

Hurricane Harvey struck Houston with nearly 53 inches of rain—a continental U.S. record. The storm caused an estimated $180 billion in damage, destroying business infrastructure across the region. 32 different firms lost critical technology and office space.

Our Response

Despite some of our own Houston locations flooding, Pronto Recovery partnered with Regus to provide access to 100+ alternate workplace locations in the area. We supplied rental laptops and office equipment to replace damaged technology, enabling rapid workspace recovery.

The Result

1,136 employees from 32 affected companies were able to continue working from unaffected alternate locations. Businesses resumed critical operations and maintained continuity.

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1,136
Employees Recovered
32
Companies Helped
100+
Alt. Locations
24 hrs
Recovery Time
Hurricane Sandy (October 2012)

Sandy blacked out the East Coast. 1,400 businesses didn't.

New York, New Jersey, Connecticut • Multiple Industries

The Challenge

Hurricane Sandy caused $65 billion in economic losses across the tri-state area. Businesses faced compromised transportation, closed airports, limited fuel, and extended power outages. Many organizations discovered their static recovery plans were ineffective when employees couldn't access designated sites.

Our Response

Pronto worked with more than 1,400 companies seeking alternative workplaces. We rapidly deployed resources to provide nearby recovery locations with essential equipment—laptops, computing hardware, and office equipment—enabling businesses to resume operations.

The Result

Most companies were operational again within 24 hours. The disaster demonstrated the need for dynamic, flexible recovery solutions rather than static plans.

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1,400+
Companies Served
24 hrs
Time to Recovery
$65B
Regional Damage
100%
Success Rate

Global Quickship Response

Our strategically positioned depots enable rapid equipment deployment anywhere in the world.

Los Angeles, USA
Computer Virus Attack

Virus attack on Thursday. 20 laptops by Friday 10 AM.

Situation: A Los Angeles-based client experienced a computer virus attack that rendered their network and computers unusable during business hours on a Thursday.
Response: Pronto prepared 20 laptops with a newly received system image from the client. Upon confirmation at 2pm, we immediately confirmed delivery details and shipped the devices for next-day arrival.
20 hours
Request to Delivery
São Paulo, Brazil
Electrical Failure

Electrical failure Monday morning. 50 employees working by lunch.

Situation: A large multinational company experienced an electrical failure at their São Paulo office on a Monday morning and needed emergency equipment for 50 employees relocating to a different workspace.
Response: Pronto's team prepared and packaged 50 laptops with client-specific software within two hours. When the client changed their destination address mid-delivery, we redirected without delay.
4.5 hours
Request to Operational
Berlin, Germany
Water Damage

Water damage in Berlin. 30 laptops plus network setup by Wednesday.

Situation: A Berlin-based client experienced water damage to their office and urgently needed 30 laptops deployed to a relocation address.
Response: Technicians began imaging laptops for same-day delivery. When couriers encountered issues, Pronto prepared a backup set and deployed two technicians to Berlin. When the client discovered they needed network infrastructure, we dispatched another technician to install wired internet.
Ahead of Schedule
Despite Obstacles

Don't Wait for Your Worst Day to Find Out If You're Ready

Every company featured here had one thing in common: they made the decision to be prepared before disaster struck. Make that decision today.