Service Areas · Buffalo, Wyoming Yard
Tri-fuel frac water heaters — 32 million BTU at 97% efficiency on diesel, propane or natural gas — mobilized from our Buffalo, WY yard into the Powder River Basin, DJ Basin, Uinta Basin, Williston Basin and the Permian and San Juan basins of New Mexico.
Call Jason — 307-217-1494Complete Heat provides frac heaters and on-location frac fluid heating for completions programs. Our tri-fuel units deliver 32 million BTU at 97% heat transfer efficiency on diesel, propane or natural gas, with remote monitoring for combustion, flow and water temperature.
Heat high-volume transfer water to the target temperature as the completions schedule and incoming conditions change.
Maintain staged tank temperature between transfer and pumping. Tank heating is a holding-temperature job; frac water heating raises flowing water to spec.
See equipment specifications and custom-quote factors on our frac heaters page.
Our service includes pre-mobilization checks, on-location operators, remote performance monitoring and field repair support for Complete Heat equipment. Direct access to operations keeps troubleshooting close to the pad when flow, fuel or weather changes.
Review frac heater service and repair →Every heater, crew and service truck leaves from Buffalo, Wyoming. That single point of dispatch is why Powder River Basin operators get same-day response and why long-haul programs in the Uinta and New Mexico get equipment pre-staged before spud instead of waiting on a truck.
Our Buffalo, WY yard sits on the east flank of the PRB, so most Powder River pads are a two-to-three hour haul — not a next-week mobilization.
Weld County completions run a tight calendar. We stage tri-fuel heaters for Wattenberg and Wells Ranch pads on scheduled program starts, straight down I-25.
Cold, remote Uinta pads are where diesel capability matters. Our heaters hold 32M BTU at 97% efficiency on diesel — no output penalty when a pad has no gas.
Bakken winter completions need rated output at -20°F. We pre-stage in-basin ahead of committed programs rather than gambling on a January haul.
Cheap pad gas in New Mexico produces the biggest fuel-cost delta versus legacy propane units. Vendor packets go out same day so procurement isn't the delay.
Fast mobilization from Buffalo into Johnson, Campbell, Converse and Sheridan counties.
Tri-fuel capability for remote Utah pads where diesel fallback and pre-staging matter.
Cold-weather equipment planning for Bakken and Three Forks programs in North Dakota.
Wyoming is home. Our yard sits in Buffalo, right on the edge of the Powder River Basin, which means when a PRB completions program needs heat on locat…
DJ BasinThe DJ Basin runs a tight completions calendar and Weld County operators expect vendors that show up ready. We serve completions programs across north…
Uinta BasinUinta Basin completions run through some of the coldest and most remote pad locations in the Rockies. Our tri-fuel superheaters were built for exactly…
Williston Basin (Bakken)The Bakken doesn't forgive vendors that guess. Winter completions in the Williston Basin need heaters that run at rated output when it's -20°F, on whi…
Permian & San JuanNew Mexico completions programs — from the northern Permian into the San Juan — need heating vendors that can run all fuels reliably and clear procure…
Beyond the five primary basin pages we mobilize frac water heating into eastern Montana (crossover from Wyoming and Bakken programs), western Nebraska on DJ Basin edge work, and Ohio and Pennsylvania for Marcellus and Utica completions.
If your program sits in one of these secondary territories, call Jason directly at 307-217-1494 and we'll walk through haul distance, fuel supply and staging.
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Our yard and shop are at 207 Flatiron Dr, Unit A, Buffalo, Wyoming 82834, on the eastern edge of the Powder River Basin. Every crew and every heater mobilizes from there.
Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, North Dakota and New Mexico are our primary basin territories with dedicated coverage. We also mobilize into Montana, Nebraska, Ohio and Pennsylvania on scheduled programs.
Powder River Basin pads are typically same-day or next-day from Buffalo. DJ Basin and Williston are usually within a working day. For long-haul programs in Utah, New Mexico and the Northeast we pre-stage equipment ahead of spud so mobilization isn't on the critical path.
Yes. Our tri-fuel superheaters are built for all three and deliver 32 million BTU at 97% efficiency on each — not a converted propane unit that loses roughly a quarter of its output on gas.