Pipeline Equities
PO Box 571977
Houston, Texas 77257
Phone: 713-623-0690
Pipeline Recovery
excavation & removal
Damage Assessment
of easements
Pipeline Appraisal
pipeline property valuation
Pipeline Equities
PO Box 571977
Houston, Texas 77257
Phone: 713-623-0690
excavation & removal
of easements
pipeline property valuation
Most contractors think that you lay pipeline very carefully, but you “rip it up” when its time to salvage. The result is that the owner or of the pipe gets junk. Therefore operators who take up pipelines are known as salvage operators. Wrong. There is an art to taking up pipelines so that the product can be recycled and used for other purposes. When care and expertise is not used, the take up contractor becomes a junk producer and the pipeline company becomes a junk owner.
Pipeline Equities started recovering pipelines some twenty-five years ago. Since that time we have successfully recovered more than nine million feet of pipeline throughout the United States. But recovery is only part of the process. Rehabilitation is the other part. Pipelines, after excavation, need to be cleaned, straightened, de dented, and beveled to be ready to put back in use as pipeline, culvert, flagpoles, piling, surface casing, mouse hole connection pipe, cattle guards, corrals, road casing and road boring.
Pipeline Equities has the capability to do all of these rehabilitation functions on site. With our mobile units, the customer saves huge amounts of money in transportation costs. It is not economical to truck used pipe from excavation sites to a cleaning yard to a straightening yard and on to a final use destination.
Consider turning the liability of a dormant pipeline into an asset that is green and profitable. Pipeline Equities will recover a pipeline for your use or we can market the product for you. In addition, we can buy your idled or abandoned pipeline in place.
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You will see how we deal with landowners regarding notification and recordings. How to draft a contract of sale with models by: Exxon, Texaco, Koch and others and pictures showing actual work in process.
The manual shows Pipeline Equities job references, right of way releases, agreements and the history and background of Pipeline Equities and managing partner David Howell. These references touch on parts of the six million feet of line removed or handled by the company over the past twenty years.
A line pipe table describing various weights, grades, and pressure ratings of ERW and seamless line pipe is included. This section is an indispensable tool for anyone doing operational word with line pipe.
Also included are extensive glossaries of pipe, pipeline, and right of way terms.
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This handbook written by David Howell, managing partner of Pipeline Equities is the basic text of any pipeline valuation. All of the essential factors for establishing the value of a pipeline are discussed along with exclusive proprietary formulas and tables essential to a certified appraisal.
Also included are 32 pages of pipe weight and grades tables that cover virtually any situation which might be encountered regarding line pipe requirements. Additionally you’ll find an extensive glossary of pipe, pipeline and right of way terminology is part of the Handbook.
Subjects include: Replacement, Right of Way, Surface Inventory, Throughput, Salvage/Recovery, and comparable sales histories to name a few of the basic factors of pipeline appraisal.
The author recognized a need for a report or “how to” manual for properly appraising pipelines and pipeline right of ways. Currently the work is being done by accounting firms, engineers, and real estate appraisers.
Howell has forty-five years experience in many sectors of the petroleum industry from drilling contractor and oil and gas operator to pipe and supply distribution throughout the world. He has published Tradex Equipment magazine, the Whole World Oil Directory, and the Texas Oil Register.
For the past twenty years, Howell has been almost exclusively engaged in pipeline sales and acquisition, appraisal, removal for salvage, environmental remediation and general pipeline operations.
Howell currently serves on board of the Pipeline Appraisal Institute and is a member of the International Right of Way Association. Howell is a graduate of Texas A&M University – Kingsville and a native of Alice, Texas. He is currently residing in Houston and is the managing partner of Pipeline Equities.
