Large-Scale, Secure Forensic Storage Facility
- 300,000 square feet of secure storage
- 120 acre controlled access facility
- Within 50 mile radius of Charlotte, Winston-Salem and Greensboro.
- Strategically located off main interstate for easy access
- Rail spur onsite
- Multiple secured storage facilities that can be utilized for private use capacity
- 24/7 security
- Site features complete perimeter fencing with access-controlled gate
- Indoor and outdoor storage
Forensic Storage Capabilities
- Secure evidence storage with documented chain-of-custody
- Privately operated forensic storage built for long-term, high-volume cases
- Secured facilities for owners, engineering firms, legal, and investigative professionals
- Turnkey handling of logistics, documentation, and security from site to storage
Built for Legal & Investigative Support
Our Chain-of-Custody Procedures
- Authorized Intake: Everything entering is well documented from day one
- Documentation & Verification: Records are maintained to support audit and legal review
- Secure Storage Assignment: Items and evidence are assigned to their own unique storage zones
- Controlled Access & Logging: All access to stored evidence is controlled and recorded
- Retrieval & Transfer Documentation: Evidence retrieval and transfer are conducted only upon verified authorization
Every process is executed with forensic awareness and documentation at the forefront.
Compliance & Documentation
- Standard Operating Procedure driven handling protocols
- Facility operations are designed to align with applicable laws and evidentiary requirements
- Processes support law enforcement, legal, and investigative use
- Alignment with applicable data protection laws
Our Emergency Background
Hurricane Helene
Chemical Facility Explosion
9/11 World Trade Center
D.H. Griffin Companies handled several projects in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina and across the Southeast. Our team mobilized 10+ divisions and over 50+ machines to assist with the cleanup. DHG worked with local, statewide and federal agencies to assist with the timely cleanup.
9/11 World Trade Center
Chemical Facility Explosion
9/11 World Trade Center
Following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, D.H. Griffin was chosen as the lead demolition consultant at Ground Zero in New York City. D.H. Griffin’s planning, engineering and supervision saved valuable time and allowed for the project to be completed ahead of schedule and under budget.
Chemical Facility Explosion
Chemical Facility Explosion
Chemical Facility Explosion
DHG supported an emergency response at a nearby fertilizer plant fire, working on a time-and-materials basis under CTEH’s direction and in coordination with local and federal agencies, removing and managing large volumes of debris and material, including scrap metal, blended solid waste, concrete, asphalt, and reusable fertilizer and liquids certified for reuse.
I-85 Bridge Collapse
I-85 Bridge Collapse
Chemical Facility Explosion
In 2017, an arson caused the collapse and damage of a major corridor on Interstate 85 in Atlanta. Within 24 hours of the fire, the D.H. Griffin Emergency Demolition team mobilized and began coordination with the contractor and the Georgia Department of Transportation. Working two shifts around the clock, D.H. Griffin completed the project safely and ahead of schedule.
Hotel Collapse
I-85 Bridge Collapse
Hotel Collapse
Post-Hurricane Katrina work in Biloxi, Mississippi to dismantle, demolish and remove the severely damaged building. The work was performed by DHG of Texas and DHG Wrecking Co., Inc. DHG finished the project in three months, safely and ahead of schedule.