Compliance services, measured accurately.

A wellsite inspection is the foundation of regulatory compliance. AccurateW6 conducts detailed inspections and maintenance of active, suspended, and inactive wellsites to confirm that each location poses no current or future risk to the public or the environment — and that it meets the requirements set out by the BC Energy Regulator (BCER).

Our field crews methodically work through the surface package: wellhead and surface equipment condition, signage and identification, containment and spill prevention, leak and emissions checks, vegetation and weed control, and the integrity items that matter to your compliance standing. For suspended and dormant wells, we perform the full sequence of inspections and tests the regulator expects, documenting condition against requirement so nothing is left to interpretation.

Every inspection ends with clear, accurate documentation you can file with confidence. We flag deficiencies early, recommend the corrective maintenance to close them, and give you a defensible record that demonstrates ongoing diligence — exactly what producers need when the regulator comes calling.

A packer only earns its keep if it actually isolates. Packer isolation testing confirms that the downhole packers in a cased-hole completion are sealing as designed and keeping zones separated — protecting well integrity, production allocation, and your regulatory position.

AccurateW6 verifies isolation by the methods that prove it: pressure testing the packer to hold a differential, and in-flow (negative) testing where hydrostatic pressure is reduced to reveal any path a leak could take. We monitor the hold, interpret the response, and tell you clearly whether the packer passes or where integrity is being lost.

The result is a documented, defensible record of casing, wellhead-seal, and packer integrity for the wellbore — the evidence you need for completion sign-off, suspension, or remediation decisions.

Chemical batching places a measured slug of treatment chemical into a well, flowline, or pipeline, where produced fluids carry it across the internal walls and leave a protective film behind. Compared with permanent injection skids on every location, batching is a cost-effective, targeted way to manage internal corrosion and flow-assurance problems.

Producers batch for good reasons: corrosion inhibitors to control internal metal loss in sour, sweet, and CO₂-laden streams; biocides to manage microbiologically influenced corrosion; scale inhibitors to keep tubing and flowlines clear; and methanol or other hydrate inhibitors — critical in cold Northeastern BC conditions. AccurateW6 mobilises a portable batch pump with knockout tank to dose your producer-specified chemistry accurately and handle returns safely on location.

For pipelines and longer flowlines, the most effective approach is a pig-assisted batch treatment: the inhibitor is held as a pill between a lead pig and a filming pig and physically swept the full length of the line so every inch of wall is coated. Using our bolt-on pig senders and receivers and a range of cleaning and batching pigs, we clean the line to bare steel and lay down inhibitor in a single, controlled operation.

Wellhead seals are a barrier you cannot see and cannot afford to assume. Primary seals (tree and tubing-hanger seals) and secondary seals (the casing-head P-seals between the annulus and the wellhead body) are what keep pressure contained at surface. AccurateW6 tests them properly — and can re-energise or repair them when they fall short.

Using our Primary & Secondary Seal Testing Unit with high-pressure sealant pump, we test through the wellhead test port with a low-pressure leak check followed by a high-pressure hydrostatic test, confirming each seal holds. Where a seal is weeping or under-energised, the same unit injects sealant to energise the elastomeric element against the casing and wellhead bore — restoring the barrier without a full intervention.

The outcome is a verified, documented wellhead barrier you can stand behind — fewer surprises at the surface, and a clear record that your primary and secondary seals are doing their job.