Environmental Services
Hurricanes and other natural disasters can cause serious spills and environmental hazards, well blowouts can happen in the blink of an eye and even the most high-quality pipeline can fail due to faulty equipment or materials.
When disasters happen, energy companies need the most advanced environmental services and reliable, experienced operators to repair leaks and clean up spills to help minimize environmental damages and restore your normal operations.
FROGCO’s unique, integrated business model allows us to dispatch our strategically positioned repair professionals and our fleet of specialized equipment to repair any damage to your existing infrastructure – minimizing environmental damage and service interruptions due to an environmental disaster anywhere in the United States.
Whether you need to restore an area after cessation of drilling activities, take core samples to ensure proper construction techniques or clean up after a serious hazardous waste spill, FROGCO offers the specialized equipment and a team of highly skilled professionals to help.
Contact us today to see how our “one-stop-shop” business model can help you save time, money and resources!
We offer a variety of turnkey environmental services, tailored to the particular needs of the energy industry throughout the United States.
Coastal Restoration and Enhancement
After a serious spill or other disaster, or after the cessation of a drilling project, our team of expert reclamation specialists can restore, reclaim and enhance coastal land, ensuring areas around your equipment are restored to their natural state. With a deep knowledge of governmental regulations and requirements for coastal restoration, FROGCO can ensure that your project abides by all required stipulations for land reclamation.
Geotechnical Drilling and Sampling
For regulatory and environmental purposes, geotechnical drilling and sampling are often required when building new energy facilities. FROGCO offers a team of highly trained drilling professionals to handle your drilling operations up to 300 feet in depth in shallow coastal regions and even in inland waterways and marshes.