North Carolina nonprofit owner worked 500 days straight helping Hurricane Helene victims rebuild

HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — Two years after Hurricane Helene, recovery efforts continue.

Jake Jarvis owns Precision Grading and Disaster Relief. He worked more than 500 days straight after the storm before taking a single break, and continues to work on projects all along Helene’s path, trying to renew what washed away.

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Precision Grading and Disaster Relief has removed countless pieces of debris, cleared paths and created new ones.

Jarvis started helping hurricane victims before the storm was over…

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