Orphaned Well Plugging

The Forgotten Crisis: Solving the Orphan Well Epidemic in the United States

Orphan wells are abandoned oil and gas wells that have no viable owner or operator. In the United States, there are an estimated 2 million orphan wells that have been left behind by bankrupt companies, individuals, or entities that have simply disappeared. These orphan wells pose a significant environmental and public health risk, as they can leak harmful substances into the air, soil, and water. They can also be a source of greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change. The cost to plug and remediate these wells can be expensive and is typically borne by taxpayers. As the number of orphan wells continues to grow, there is a pressing need for effective solutions to address this ongoing environmental and financial crisis.

At AXIOM Industrial, we understand the importance of protecting our environment and the public's health. That's why we are proud to offer professional orphan well-plugging services to help mitigate the impact of abandoned wells. Our experienced team of experts is equipped with the knowledge, skills, and equipment necessary to seal and remediate orphan wells effectively.

Our plugging solutions are customized to meet the unique needs of each well site. We use only the most advanced and environmentally-friendly technologies, such as geophysical surveys and wellbore imaging, to ensure that we can safely and efficiently plug the well.

By working with us, you can be assured that your orphan wells are being correctly handled and the surrounding environment and public health are protected. We offer competitive pricing, timely project completion, and comprehensive reporting, which ensures that you have full visibility into our work and the results of our plugging.

Don't let orphan wells become a financial or environmental liability. Contact AXIOM Industrial today to learn more about how we can help with your orphan well-plugging needs. Together, we can make a difference in protecting our environment and the public's health.