Excavating, tapping, and draining liquid odorant from a 12-inch transmission line — two-week response with on-site incineration.

Replacing a 5,000-gallon ethyl mercaptan tank at a refinery, with 1,800 gallons of odorant held and returned to service.

Custom design, manufacturing, and commissioning of a renewable natural gas odorization system, delivered in five months end to end.

A modular RNG odorization building, manufactured off-site and commissioned at a Quebec injection point on a three-month schedule.

Maintaining odorization compliance for three months while a failed permanent system was redesigned, fabricated, and installed.

Conditioning a new 36-inch, 64-mile transmission pipeline over 10 weeks of continuous online pickling at 850 psig.

Conditioning new gas lines inside a mall under construction — with continuous monitoring that surfaced previously undetected leaks.

Stabilizing and decommissioning three tanks damaged in a suspected lightning-strike fire, four days from mobilization to closure.

Retiring odorization infrastructure across four stations, recovering 2,300 gallons of odorant for continued service.

More than 400 odor calls, seven figures a day in potential lost revenue, and mercaptan underground beside active waterways.

A 1,000-gallon modular odorization building, fabricated at the MRR shop and set on its foundation as a single integrated unit.

Removing a 1980s-era underground bulk odorant tank too large to transport — treated and cut down for removal entirely on site.

A dual-odorizer trailer with integrated filtration, flow telemetry, and C1D1-rated systems — 20 weeks from order to delivery.

Portable flow generation supporting an inline inspection campaign in northern Ontario — 12 to 16 hours a day across six weeks.

Odor fade in the new gas piping of a Manhattan high-rise, eliminated in two weeks with no odorant intentionally released to the neighborhood.