The problems we solve
What operators call us for
Wellhead gas management is not optional during flowback, well testing, and production. When you need a mobile flare stack that moves fast and sets reliably, these packages are built for heavy worksite conditions and short timelines.
Excess Gas Combustion
Gas volumes with nowhere to go
Flowback, well testing, and production create out-of-pipe gas volumes that must be combusted safely rather than vented, especially when operations produce unexpected volumes.
Our answer60 ft gooseneck flare trailers sized for the job, hauling at 37 ft 3 in and erecting to full flare height on location.
Changing Site Layouts
Fixed flare infrastructure that cannot keep pace
Multi-well pads, interventions, and turnaround work shift schedules and layouts faster than fixed flare stacks can follow.
Our answerGooseneck trailers that fold for transport and erect on site, a practical alternative to fixed flare infrastructure when schedules or layouts change.
Sour Service Conditions
Corrosive gas standard iron cannot handle
Sour gas work demands corrosion resistance and disciplined setup verification that standard flare equipment was not built for.
Our answerGooseneck trailers specified for sour service worksite conditions, supported by planning your team coordinates with its own safety and permitting process.
Ignition Reliability
Ignition that has to work the first time
A flare that fails to prove ignition on a live job puts safety and compliance at risk in the same moment.
Our answer10,000 lb jacks with an electronic ignitor and a pilot with a temperature probe to prove ignition, run through explosion-proof control components.