What we respond to
If it's leaking, burning, blocking, or broken, call.
- Chemical and petroleum spills
- Transportation and trucking incidents
- Railroad derailments and releases
- Tank and pipeline releases
- Plant and mill upsets
- Storm and flood emergencies
- Emergency fuel and water supply
- Emergency demolition and structural hazards
What happens when you call [VERIFY steps with WEL ops]
1
A person answers.
Describe what you see. We ask the questions that get the right equipment rolling.
2
We dispatch.
Nearest crew, right equipment, from Lynchburg, Roanoke, Bluefield, or Winchester.
3
On scene.
Contain, control, communicate. Site stabilized first, then recovery begins.
4
Cleanup and closeout.
Recovery, transport, disposal, and documentation. Manifested end to end.
Equipment staged for emergency
Vac and jetting units25+
HiRail units10
Tankersto 10,000 gal
Response trailers
Boats
Frac tanks
Confined-space certified crews
Dispatch24/7
Before the bad day
A WEL response agreement puts us on file before you need us: site information, contacts, and rates settled in advance. [VERIFY program name; old copy references "Spill Guard Response Plans"]