When the scan says a tube's done, we pull it and set a new one in the heater treater — same outfit that inspected and protected it.
Our crane trucks get on location, get the job done, and get out — and because the operator stays right there in the work area with eyes on the load, it's faster and safer.
It's the natural end of the fire tube lifecycle. We find the bad tube with the fire tube scan, protect the good ones with cathodic protection, and when one's reached the end of the road, we swap it out — no need to call in another contractor.
Request a DemoQuick, precise crane operations that minimize downtime on location.
An articulating jib gets between tanks, inside buildings, and into other challenging spots.
Handles loads from 24,000 lbs down to 3,000 lbs when fully extended.
An on-board man-basket makes elevated tasks safer without extra equipment.
Run pneumatic tools directly from the crane for added productivity.
The operator keeps direct visual contact with the load at all times.
We also handle motors, compressors, and valves, and we'll move shacks and electrical transformers — with a trained operator running the crane on every job.
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Most operators line up three different contractors for what we do under one roof. We find the bad tube, protect the good ones, and change out what's done.
Request a DemoOur crane trucks run out of Midland, Williston and El Reno. Tell us what you're dealing with and we'll get one on location.
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