SAN ANTONIO, TX–(Marketwired – Nov 19, 2015) – The Texas Railroad Commission issued the STF-0108 Permit to Fortress Environmental Services (http://fortressenviro.com) that will allow the site to add mud recycling to its long list of oilfield disposal services. The Fortress Salt Water Disposal (SWD) Supercenter is located at 311 FM2814, Waelder, TX 78959 and can be reached at (830) 788-7602.
Grand Opening Tours and Free BBQ Cookout
The Official Grand Opening Tours and BBQ Cookout will be held on Thursday, November 19th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Reporters are welcome.
The Entire Eagle Ford Shale Oil & Gas Industry is Invited!
All drilling operators, company men, truck fleet dispatchers, oil & gas consultants and SWD truck drivers are invited to stop by, eat some great old fashioned BBQ for lunch and take a tour of Fortress’ new giant, single-stop SWD oilfield disposal supercenter.
Free Fortress External Truck Wash
All truckers that bring in at least one truckload of water-based or oil-based mud or drilling cuttings/solids on November 19th will receive one FREE exterior truck/trailer wash!
Fortress Offers the Best Oilfield Disposal Service Discounts
“Fortress offers the best oilfield service pricing in the Eagle Ford Shale and we’d be happy to give you a free quote on a one-stop package deal. We’re ready and willing to meet or beat the competition’s prices,” said David York, Fortress’ Director of Field Operations. “And we don’t just offer great prices, our customers love us because we save them a ton of money on reduced labor costs, drive time, fuel charges, truck maintenance and billing time because with us you don’t have to drive all over the county. One stop, one bill — it doesn’t get any easier than that.”
Fortress Environmental’s Menu of Oilfield Disposal Services
( Call 830-788-7602 or email info@fortressenviro.com for a free quote )
The Fortress Environmental Services Difference
There is a big difference between how Fortress cleans and processes its water-based and oil-based mud, flowback and completion fluids and another practice called “landfarming,” which mixes tainted earth, cuttings and fluids with dirt and then spreads it over a large portion of the oil lease’s property. The biggest problem with this technique is that when it rains these landfarms are susceptible to rainwater runoff and is the primary reason for why the fracking industry needs to clean up its reputation.
Fortress Environmental Services oilfield disposal supercenters provide the best way for the fracking industry to begin doing more to protect the environment and offer a great way to provide both humans and wildlife with the safest and most environmentally-friendly solution available. Even if it costs a little bit more, oil and gas companies need to begin doing the right thing and taking advantage of Fortress’ environmentally friendly processes in order to make the best effort possible to protect all of sources of fresh water.
Contacts:
Mike Parsons:
(619) 886-1174
Jim Casparie
(714) 801-1275
Elliot Reiff:
(949) 230-2398