Tank Emissions Inspection
One of the biggest problems facing the oil and gas industry is the lack of technology to control volatile organic compound (VOC) leaks from fixed roof tanks. While the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and local air districts have identified tank tops as part of routine inspections, there is still no reasonable solution to fix the problem outside of servicing tank tops regularly.
Our team of highly skilled technicians are equipped with the latest technology to track leaks and make the tank repairs needed to stay compliant.
Contact Montrose for the environmental solutions you need today—and tomorrow. Send us a message, tell us what you’re interested in, and we’ll get back to you ASAP.
Maintenance Services
Our trained field crews perform preventative tank services on fixed roof tanks, external floating rook tanks, and internal floating rook tanks. Montrose’s professionals ensure tanks are in good operating condition with the vapor tight standards to meet regulations. Maintenance services include:
- Cleaning and replacing gaskets, breather valves, and hatches
- Bench testing valves to confirm set points
- Troubleshooting vapor recovery systems
- Contracting for both on-call maintenance (maintenance after the leak) and preventive maintenance (fixes before the leak).
- Tank emissions inspection
- EPA standard test services
Part Sales
Montrose professionals provide replacement of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts used to repair leaks on-call or eliminate leaks discovered during preventive maintenance. Our innovative LDAR software uses analytics to track when it’s time to replace and service tank parts.
Montrose is currently a recognized formal seller for Emerson Process Control and several other smaller suppliers.
Seal Inspections
Highly trained field crews provide tank seal inspections for primary and secondary seals on floating roof tanks. When necessary to meet certain regulations, Montrose professionals use EPA Method 21 monitoring for components located on tanks.
Contact Montrose for the environmental solutions you need today—and tomorrow. Send us a message, tell us what you’re interested in, and we’ll get back to you ASAP.
Content
Whitepaper: The Montrose Net Negative Carbon Conversion Process
Despite increasing public, industrial, and political awareness, CO2 emissions are projected to increase in the following decades. Learn more about the our advanced net negative carbon conversion process.
Detection Limits of Optical Gas Imaging for Natural Gas Leak Detection in Realistic Controlled Conditions
Study Conducted by the Colorado State University Energy Institute
Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC) Panel – Logging in: TEREE Focused Conversations
Terence Trefiak was invited to be a panelist for a new webinar discussion series about the cross-section of technology and eco efficiency hosted by the Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC).
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Case Studies
Using Optical Gas Imaging to Comply with OOOOa Regulations
In June 2017, new regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the monitoring of natural gas compressor stations went into effect…
Blogs
The Natural Gas Landscape in 2025: Navigating Challenges and Seizing New Opportunities
Hear from Elizabeth McGurk, Methane Sector Leader, who attended the Spring 2025 Interstate Natural Gas Association of America (INGAA) Meeting, where industry leaders from across the midstream natural gas sector gathered to reflect on the current landscape and future direction of our industry.
The Current State of Utility-Scale Energy: Economic Insights for Developers and Investors
This analysis delves into the current cost structures, development considerations, and future trajectories of major power generation technologies.
Simplifying Alberta’s New Pump Inspection Rules
Alberta’s updated Quantification Protocol introduces new compliance rules for pneumatic chemical injection pumps, requiring biannual inspections, emissions tracking, and chemical volume reconciliation. Learn what these changes mean for oil and gas operators and how to streamline compliance before the July 1, 2025, deadline.
