BATON ROUGE & NEW ORLEANS
The Baton Rouge and New Orleans corridor runs on petrochemical processing, refining, and shipbuilding equipment that's often shut down on a tight turnaround schedule. Coking, scale, and process residue on reactor internals and heat exchangers is a throughput problem long before it's a safety one.
What we service
Heat exchangers, reactor internals, and process piping for petrochemical and refining plants. Shipbuilding equipment and supplier plant machinery around New Orleans.
Mobilizing to Louisiana
We mobilize a crew, equipment, and a dry ice supply to Baton Rouge and New Orleans on a scheduled basis — we don't keep a standing crew in-state. Turnaround windows are usually set well in advance, so earlier contact gets you a firmer date.
Why dry ice, and why not
No water and no secondary waste stream matters on a site where wastewater handling is already a permit issue. It's a poor match for heavy coking or hardened scale on its own — that's a job for mechanical decoking first, with dry ice handling the finish pass.
Clean equipment isn't the goal. Equipment that's ready for inspection before the turnaround clock runs out is.
