A fire tube inspection process that works, a track record to back it up, and a clear way to save money on every location.
Pulling and inspecting a tube the old way can run into the thousands — often $10,000 or more — and a visual check still misses defects, so the tube fails anyway.
Our fire tube scan is a fraction of that, usually under $1,000, with nothing shut down. Whether you're overpaying to stay ahead of it or losing production to failures, the math comes out the same.
We've been in the oilfield since 2013, and we built the scanning system without a dime of outside money — through one of the worst downturns this business has seen.
Today we run across nine states for major publicly-traded operators in the Bakken, Permian, and Anadarko. We don't put their names on our website — they value their privacy and we respect it — but the size of who we work for, and the numbers behind it, tell the story.
We handle the permits, the scheduling, and the oversight. You don't have to send anybody to run with us.
You know each tube's condition within seconds — and you get a call right away on any bad one.
Red, orange, yellow, green — read it at a glance, with clock positions marking the corrosion.
Every scan's saved in a web portal, with a weekly email of the prior week's results.
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"The communication from your field team is outstanding. They even let us know when they find issues that have nothing to do with the scan."
"I was honestly surprised at how simple y'all make this process. We can act on what actually needs attention instead of guessing."
"That crane truck is a versatile piece of equipment. Having the operator stay right there in the work area is a game changer."
We'll walk you through the scan, the database, and what it actually saves you.
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