Broussard, LA Sales and Operations Support Office
PMI Energy Services keeps its sales and operations support office at 1125 Petroleum Parkway in Broussard, Louisiana, southeast of Lafayette, giving customers across Acadiana a local contact for sales and operations. Any PMI service can be requested through 24/7 dispatch.
Address
1125 Petroleum Parkway Broussard, LA 70518
The record
- 6Locations in Louisiana and Texas
- 300+Employees across the company
- 24/7/365Dispatch and response
- 50+Years in operation
At this location
PMI services available through Broussard
Broussard puts PMI’s operations and sales people inside Acadiana’s oilfield service district, close to the operators and contractors who run south Louisiana production from Lafayette-area offices. The reps based here are a local point of contact for scoping a job and getting it to dispatch.
Onshore production and pipeline work fits this corridor naturally, and all of it is available through Broussard. When a lease is shut in, tank battery decommissioning takes the tanks, treaters and piping down. Lines coming out of service get remediation and abandonment, and the ground underneath gets soil and site restoration once the steel is gone. For units still running, dehy system flushing cleans glycol and amine systems, and hydro vac and guzzler work exposes buried lines and pulls sludge from pits and sumps. Production tanks can be cleaned by a conventional crew or by the MudHog, which PMI built in-house to wash through the thief hatch with nobody going in. Offshore and dockside work, supply vessel tanks included, is booked the same way.
A Broussard request can be for anything PMI does. The office handles the sales and operations support, and dispatch then assigns the closest PMI crew equipped for the job.
Who we work for
Industries PMI works with around Lafayette
The Lafayette area is one of the Gulf Coast’s centers for oilfield service and operating companies, and the Broussard office puts PMI within easy reach of them. Midstream and pipeline operators gathering and moving product across south Louisiana need lines flushed, dehy units cleaned and old batteries retired. Drilling contractors need rigs and mud systems cleaned between wells. Many offshore operators and vessel owners manage their Gulf work from Lafayette-area offices, even when the boat itself gets cleaned at Fourchon.
PMI’s other industries are served through Broussard too: tank terminals and chemical and refining plants across south Louisiana’s industrial corridors, which need tanks cleaned, exchangers lanced and waste handled, and marine and barge companies, whose barge tank jobs PMI takes on request.
Coverage
The area Broussard's operation covers
Broussard sits in Lafayette Parish near the Iberia and St. Martin parish lines, on the US 90 corridor slated to become I-49 South, in the heart of Acadiana. The operation it supports reaches much further: East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge and Iberville parishes, north Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, and East Texas, Houston and Pasadena included. Distance on its own doesn’t decide which PMI location handles a job, because dispatch matches crew and equipment to the work first.
Rules and regulators
Closing out a Louisiana production site
Retiring an onshore site in Louisiana brings two regulators into the job. Pits, oilfield waste and site restoration fall under Statewide Order 29-B, which the Office of Conservation administers from within the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, the department’s name since October 1, 2025. Tank bottoms, scale and equipment headed for sale or scrap can carry naturally occurring radioactive material, and NORM work in the state is licensed by LDEQ. PMI performs its NORM surveys, sampling and remediation under LDEQ NORM Specific License LA-7947-S01, with its own employee as Radiation Safety Officer, so the survey and the cleanup that follows stay with the same contractor.
Questions we get
Broussard, LA FAQs
What does PMI's Broussard office do?
It is PMI's sales and operations support office. Customers around Lafayette can work with a local rep, scope a job and book any PMI service through Broussard. The work itself is dispatched from whichever PMI location is closest and equipped for it.
Can PMI decommission a tank battery in south Louisiana?
Yes. PMI takes tank batteries out of service from start to finish: residual fluids and bottoms out, vessels degassed and washed, steel cut down and hauled, then soil sampled and the site restored. Tank battery work anywhere in Acadiana can be scoped through the Broussard office and scheduled through 24/7 dispatch.
Who regulates pit closure and site restoration in Louisiana?
The Office of Conservation, within the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, regulates oilfield pits and site restoration under Statewide Order 29-B. NORM found during that work is a separate matter for LDEQ, which issued the license PMI's NORM work runs under, LA-7947-S01.
How does Broussard differ from PMI's Morgan City headquarters?
Morgan City is corporate headquarters, home to management, administration and HR. Broussard is the sales and operations support office near Lafayette, where customers in Acadiana deal with a local rep. Both reach the same round-the-clock dispatch line, 888-229-3837.
Can PMI flush a glycol or amine dehy unit in south Louisiana?
Yes. PMI's dehy system flushing covers glycol and amine systems and their heat exchangers. Units in Acadiana and elsewhere in south Louisiana can be scoped through the Broussard office, and dispatch sends the closest crew that has the flushing equipment the job calls for.
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