Rigs and production equipment
Oilfield equipment picks up a mix of mud, oil and ice that a cold rinse won’t shift. Steam brings the heat to break it down and lift it off.
We clean rigs, de-ice equipment through the winter, and help maintain production equipment so it stays in working order.
Why steam for oilfield work
Oil-based residue needs heat. Steam softens it so it comes away, instead of spreading it around the way cold water does.
Dry steam also thaws frozen equipment with very little water, which matters when anything left behind will freeze again by morning.
Clean equipment between sites
Equipment that moves between leases, or onto farmland, often has to arrive clean. In Alberta that’s partly about limiting the spread of soil-borne problems like clubroot.
We can clean equipment on site before it moves, so it arrives ready to work.
Where we work
We're based in Spruce Grove and travel to job sites, yards and facilities across the Edmonton region, including Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Acheson, Edmonton, Leduc, Drayton Valley and Alberta Beach.
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Common questions
Do you work in Drayton Valley?
Yes. Drayton Valley is part of our service area, along with Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Acheson, Edmonton, Leduc, Alberta Beach.
Can you de-ice rigs and equipment?
Yes. De-icing is one of the main things we use steam for, and for urgent jobs same-day service is available.
Can you work around our schedule?
Yes. We offer flexible scheduling, including after-hours service, so cleaning doesn’t hold up production.