Compressor stations. Pumping stations. Meter and regulator stations. These aren’t just facilities — they’re the beating heart of your transmission system. At Charps, we don’t just build them. We coordinate, communicate, and own them like they’re ours. From ground prep to commissioning, our teams bring field-tested processes, deep union expertise, and a “get it done right” mindset to every phase. We think like partners, plan for what’s ahead, and deliver stations that perform from day one — and every day after.
Compressor stations are big lifts with big expectations. We’ve got them covered from dirt work to final grade. Our teams handle every phase — earthwork, foundations, pipe fabrication, structural steel, electrical coordination, field welds, and final bolt-ups. We don’t just react to vendor delays and change orders — we plan for them. That means scaling up, scaling down, and staying ahead.
We sequence smarter, plan tighter, and build like every weld counts — because it does. We track thousands of welds, flag risks before they ripple, and document quality from day one.
Pumping stations follow the same blueprint as compressor stations — minus the gas, plus the flow loops. We handle the full mechanical build from start to finish: earthwork, pump setting, prefabrication, coatings, structural steel, and final commissioning. The difference? We lean into the repetitive nature of pump systems to move fast and deliver clean, consistent results.
We use predictable piping layouts to gain speed without sacrificing quality. Our welders, fitters, and fab shop crews work in sync to keep your schedule on track — even if your delivery dates shift.
Meter and regulation stations may be smaller in scope, but they’re no less critical. These are the handoff points — where gas changes ownership, pressure drops, and accuracy matters most. We treat them with the same rigor as any mainline asset. From hot taps and lateral tie-ins to fabrication, coating, and startup, Charps handles the whole package with field-proven precision.
We self-perform where others subcontract — from civil to coating. That means fewer vendors, faster handoffs, and a streamlined build from first weld to final bolt. Our crews are trained to handle hot work, live tie-ins, and all the nuances of high-sensitivity scopes.
We show up with a plan, a purpose, and the same crew that’s seen the project through since day one. With Charps, you’re not managing a dozen vendors — you’re partnering with one team that knows how to keep the whole thing moving.
How we workWe plan it like we’re the ones operating it. From sequencing structural steel to syncing with subs, we keep the right trades moving at the right time — with no wasted steps or mixed signals.
No sweat. We scale up or down to match the new reality — without padding hours or pausing progress. Our crews stay lean, efficient, and aligned to your updated timeline.
More than most. Civil, mechanical, welding, coatings — we’ve got it covered. And when we do bring in subs, we manage the site like it’s our name on the gate.
Yes. Our welders are qualified for live-line tie-ins and our field leads have deep experience executing hot taps and bypasses with minimal disruption. These aren’t side gigs for us — they’re what we do.
We document every weld, every test, every inspection. With CWI-certified inspectors and daily reporting baked into our workflows, you’re never left wondering what happened or what’s next.
We don’t hide behind weekly emails. Our PMs, supers, and foremen stay looped in and available — and we provide real-time updates, risk flags, and progress reports from boots on the ground.
We’re proudly union — which means skilled, certified tradesmen who show up trained, safe, and ready to work. Some assume that means higher costs. We consistently overcome that perception through efficiency, quality, and jobsite performance that lowers rework and accelerates delivery.
We do both. In fact, our size and structure make us ideal for tight-scope, high-impact work. Whether it’s a metering retrofit or full facility build, we tailor the team and tools to fit the job.