Frac water heating for completions operators in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and the Dakotas.
Most operators are running propane-based equipment that burns twice what it needs to. Complete Heat delivers the same heat at half the fuel bill. Tri-fuel. Near-zero downtime. The owner answers the phone.
It works. But the fuel bill is twice what it needs to be -- and when something changes on location, the number you call goes to a dispatcher who isn't accountable for anything.
A heating vendor who shows up late, runs out of fuel options, or goes quiet at 3 AM doesn't just delay the job. Completions programs run at $100,000 to $500,000 a day. That's the number next to every vendor decision you make.
Basin, number of spreads, fuel availability, timeline. Ten minutes.
A+ safety rating, OSHA compliance, Enviroflame equipment specs, insurance certificates. Everything procurement needs.
On time. To spec. Jason or Chase picks up the phone when something changes.
Most competitors run old propane equipment they've tried to convert to natural gas. The problem: when they switch fuels, their output drops. A unit rated at 40 million BTU on propane might deliver only 30 million BTU on natural gas -- a 25% loss.
Complete Heat's equipment was engineered for all three fuels from the start. 32 million BTU and 97% efficiency on diesel, propane, or natural gas. Same output. Same efficiency. You run on whatever fuel is cheapest on your site that day.
| Legacy Propane Equipment | Converted-to-NG Equipment | Complete Heat | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fuels available | Propane only | Propane + natural gas | Diesel, propane, or natural gas -- all equal |
| Output across all fuels | ~40M BTU on propane Can't run NG |
~40M BTU on propane ~30M BTU on NG (-25%) |
32M BTU on all three Zero output loss |
| Efficiency | 60-70% | Degrades on natural gas | 97% -- every fuel |
| Fuel cost (per day) |
~$8,380 / day Propane only |
~$8,380 / day on propane More on NG due to efficiency loss |
~$1,635 / day on natural gas Run on cheapest fuel available |
Based on 80 BBL/min transfer rate, 10°F temp rise, field-representative fuel pricing. Ask us to model your specific program -- we'll run the numbers before you commit to anything.
Jason has spent years running frac water heating across the Rockies and Northern Plains. He thinks in specs and fact-checks everything. If something changes on location at 3 AM, that call goes to the person who can authorize a solution.
307-217-1494Chase is on the road across the nine states we serve -- visiting operators, walking job sites, and making sure the people doing the planning know what Complete Heat can do before they need it.
307-620-2474Vendor qualification packets go out the same day you ask. Invoices match quotes. Safety docs are always current.
307-752-4697Compliance documentation, vendor qualification packets, and safety certifications -- Janelle keeps every regulatory requirement current and ready to submit same day.
307-620-5423Complete Heat runs EF-series superheaters -- 32 million BTU at 97% heat transfer efficiency. Tri-fuel: diesel, propane, or natural gas with the same output and efficiency on all three, with instant fuel switching. Non-pressurized design -- no on-site inspections or operating tickets required. Remote monitoring via Autoflame MK8 DTI so your team and ours see what the equipment is doing in real time.
Move water to and from frac sites when the program calls for it. One vendor handles heat and transfer -- fewer coordination points for your team.
Service Territory: Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, North Dakota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Based in Buffalo, Wyoming -- centrally located in the Rockies and Northern Plains.
Competitors converted old propane heaters to run natural gas -- and lost 25% of their output in the process. Complete Heat's equipment was built for all three fuels. 32M BTU and 97% efficiency on diesel, propane, or natural gas. The savings come from running on whatever's cheapest that day. Your competitors can't do that.
Efficient heaters used to be unreliable heaters -- that was true with old-generation equipment. We've run our units long enough to know every component. Our downtime is essentially zero. You get the efficiency savings and the uptime. That combination is rare enough in this market that no competitor is saying it publicly.
We removed services that insurance companies flag as liabilities -- hot oiling and pressure testing. One service line: frac water heating. That focus keeps our compliance clean. No legacy exposure that migrates to your vendor qualification review.
Jason or Chase Campbell picks up. Not a dispatcher. Not a regional manager. When something changes on location at 3 AM, the person who answers is the person who can authorize a solution. You can't get that from a national company.
We serve completions teams at E&P operators across the Powder River Basin, Uinta Basin, Williston Basin, DJ Basin, and the Green River. Water management companies that subcontract heating as part of their programs. Frac consultants who need a vendor they can stake their recommendation on.
Leading completions teams across the Powder River Basin. Our home basin.
Green River Basin, DJ Basin, and Uinta Basin production and well intervention programs.
One call to Jason covers nine states. Consultants bring us into every account they manage in our territory.
Subcontractors who need a heating partner they can stake their name on.
Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico. Core completions territory.
North Dakota programs. DeWayne Clementson brings direct Bakken field relationships.
Ohio and Pennsylvania. Marcellus and Utica basin programs and expanding programs.
Your completions program runs on schedule. The fuel line came in under budget.
The safety audit cleared in one pass.
When next season's planning meeting happens, you put Complete Heat on the approved vendor list without thinking twice.
Need documentation for procurement? Call or email -- it goes out the same day.
Call Jason -- 307-217-1494