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Pipeline and Pigging Services

ShalePro is a pipeline pigging contractor working across the Appalachian Basin. Its OQ-trained pigging technicians keep gathering and transmission lines flowing and compliant, from 2 inch to 30 inch. Crews send, receive, and track pipeline inspection gauges (pigs), including smart in-line inspection (ILI) runs, and handle valve greasing, right-of-way inspection, and line locating.

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Pipeline and Pigging Services

What pipeline and pigging services includes

  • Pig launching, receiving, and tracking
  • Smart (in-line inspection) pig support
  • Valve greasing and adjustment
  • Right-of-way and integrity inspection
  • Line locating for buried infrastructure

On the job

ShalePro pipeline technician preparing a pig receiver
ShalePro pipeline technician measuring a pipeline pig
500+
Field safety observations
Logged every quarter, a leading-indicator focus
2,000+
Wells managed
Conventional through Marcellus and Utica
NY to TN
Operating reach
New York to Tennessee
24/7
Emergency response
Crews positioned across the field

Frequently asked questions

Does ShalePro offer pigging?

Yes. ShalePro has trained, experienced pipeline technicians who assist with pipeline inspection gauge (pig) runs.

Does ShalePro do smart (in-line inspection) pigging?

Yes. ShalePro has OQ trained pipeline technicians capable of sending, receiving, and tracking an in-line inspection (ILI) smart pig.

Does ShalePro grease valves?

Yes. ShalePro has crews designated for valve greasing and adjustment maintenance.

Does ShalePro do right-of-way inspections?

Yes. ShalePro surveys pipelines to ensure safety, environmental compliance, and structural integrity.

Does ShalePro do line location?

Yes. ShalePro identifies and marks the exact position of buried and above-ground pipelines and utility infrastructure.

What does a pigging technician do?

A pigging technician loads the pig into the launcher, pressures the line to move it, tracks it between launcher and receiver, and recovers it at the other end. On a cleaning run the technician measures what comes back, because paraffin, scale, and liquids tell the operator what is happening inside the line. On a smart (in-line inspection) run the technician handles the tool, protects the data, and keeps the run inside the speed window the ILI vendor specifies. ShalePro's pigging technicians are OQ trained for the covered tasks involved.

How do you choose a pipeline pigging contractor in the Appalachian Basin?

Ask four questions. Is the crew OQ qualified for the covered tasks on your system, with records you can audit? Have they run your pipe size and product, from 2 inch gathering to 30 inch transmission? Can they handle the work around the pig run, including valve greasing, right-of-way inspection, and line locating, so you are not coordinating three contractors on one right-of-way? And how fast can they reach your asset? ShalePro answers all four from crews based in the Marcellus and Utica.

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Tell us about your site and scope. The ShalePro team responds within one business day.