A ConServ crew mobilized this day to New York state to complete a multi-site vessel cleaning project for a major gas transmission company.

A ConServ crew and equipment mobilized this day to perform a pipeline integrity-related (ILI Services) project for a major gas transmission customer in Louisburg, Kansas.

A major gas utility and a major gas transmission company have jointly commissioned ConServ to complete a pipeline related project in the state of Kentucky.  Work is slated to commence soon.

ConServ is pleased to announce that Rig #7 (a Dickirson SR80) was deployed this day to commence a well plugging and abandonment program in southwest PA.

ConServ mobilized this day to commence an impacted soil removal/soil remediation project in advance of a compressor station upgrade project in Ohio.

Since 2011, ConServ has worked diligently to continuously improve it’s safety performance in hopes of ultimately developing a generative safety culture.  Great strides have been made but we still have a way to go.  As we often say to our employees and despite the nostalgia, “we can no longer operate like its the 1980’s”.

To that end, it is refreshing to see the fruits of our labor and a ConServ crew recognized for their safety performance by one of our customers.    Congratulations to our Ripley Crew for this well deserved recognition.  Zero is REAL.

ConServ is pleased to announce it has been selected to provide pipeline integrity support services for a major gas transmission pipeline operator in Oklahoma and Texas.  Work is slated to commence mid-May.

ConServ is pleased to announce it has been awarded multiple pipeline integrity related projects in PA by a major gas transmission customer.  Project will generally consist of:  Dig-Outs, Pipeline Segment Removal, Wireline Tethering/ILI Tool Runs, Pipeline Segment Replacement and Site Restoration.  Work is slated to commence in June.

ConServ is pleased to announce it has added additional pressure pumping equipment to its fleet.

ConServ is pleased to announce Rig #4 and its associated equipment was deployed this day to central PA for ‘turn-key’ well plugging and abandonment projects for a major Appalachian Basin producer.