Houston Sales and Account Office
PMI Energy Services' Houston office is at 11750 Katy Freeway, Suite 900, in the Energy Corridor. It handles quotes, contracts and customer accounts. It is an office, with no yard or equipment on site, and crews for Houston-area work come from PMI's field locations. Dispatch: 888-229-3837, 24/7.
Address
11750 Katy Freeway, Suite 900 Houston, TX 77079
The record
- 6Locations in Louisiana and Texas
- 300+Employees across the company
- 24/7/365Dispatch and response
- 50+Years in operation
At this location
What the Houston office quotes and manages
The Houston office is where customers do business with PMI: bids, contract terms and the account behind an ongoing relationship. For the plants and terminals that fill the Houston market, tank work sits near the top of the list. AST and terminal cleaning takes storage tanks out of service, and the RoosterEX, which PMI built in-house, cleans tanks up to 120 ft in diameter with its head fed through the manway on a rail. Wash water from that cleaning can be treated for reuse rather than hauled away.
Inside the process units, flex and automated lancing clears fouled exchanger bundles and tube runs, and pipeline flushing cleans crude, product and chemical transfer lines. Guzzler and hydro vac trucks handle sludge removal and hydro excavation near buried lines, and a PMI confined space rescue team can stand at the entry for the length of a permit.
The field work is crewed from PMI’s locations in Louisiana and Texas. Any PMI service can be quoted in Houston, and once a job is booked, dispatch sends the nearest crew equipped to do it.
Who we work for
Industries the Houston office works with
Houston is where much of the energy business signs its contracts, and PMI keeps its sales and account office there, close to those buyers. Along the Ship Channel, refineries and chemical plants run the exchangers, process lines and tanks that need periodic cleaning, while bulk liquid and tank terminals store crude, products and chemicals for the region. Pipeline and midstream companies, many of them headquartered in Houston, manage lines and stations across Texas and Louisiana from their offices here.
The office also carries accounts for coastal work crewed from Louisiana. Offshore operators and vessel owners can hold their accounts in Houston while their boats are cleaned at Fourchon, drilling contractors can arrange rig and cuttings equipment cleaning, and marine and barge companies can set up tank work, with barge jobs accepted on request.
Coverage
The Houston market, from the Energy Corridor to the Ship Channel
The office sits in the Energy Corridor on the Katy Freeway (I-10), west of downtown, where many of the region’s energy companies keep their offices. The heavy industry lies east: the Houston Ship Channel and the plant and terminal corridor through Pasadena, Deer Park, Channelview and Baytown, with SH 225 and I-10 East as the main routes in. Accounts for work anywhere in that market are handled from Houston. Crews are handled differently: each job is scoped and dispatched to the PMI field location best placed to staff it, and dispatch confirms crew and timing once the work is booked. East Texas work, Houston and Pasadena included, is covered by PMI’s Louisiana operation through Broussard, and a Morgan City crew is about six hours out.
Rules and regulators
Which Texas agency covers plant and terminal waste
On the Texas Gulf Coast, the agency governing a waste stream depends on where it came from. Waste from refineries and chemical plants generally falls under the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s industrial waste rules. Waste from oil and gas production and pipeline operations belongs to the Railroad Commission of Texas under 16 TAC Chapter 4, rules that changed on July 1, 2025. A terminal can land on either side depending on what it handles, so it pays to settle the question during scoping. NORM decontamination is licensed separately by the Texas Department of State Health Services under 25 TAC §289.259. PMI’s NORM work runs under Louisiana DEQ license LA-7947-S01 with Texas reciprocity and an in-house Radiation Safety Officer.
Questions we get
Houston, TX FAQs
Does PMI have a yard or equipment in Houston?
No. The Houston office at 11750 Katy Freeway, Suite 900, is an office only. Crews and equipment for Houston-area work come from PMI's field locations in Louisiana and Texas, and dispatch sends whichever crew is closest and carries what the job needs.
What can I do through the Houston office?
Request a quote, work out a contract and manage an ongoing account. The office handles the commercial side of PMI's work for customers in the Houston market and for companies that run Gulf Coast operations from Houston. For field work at any hour, call dispatch at 888-229-3837.
Can PMI clean large above-ground storage tanks at a terminal?
Yes. PMI cleans above-ground storage tanks for terminals, refineries and chemical plants, with automated methods where the tank allows. The RoosterEX, which PMI built in-house, cleans tanks up to 120 ft in diameter from a head fed through the manway, and it is constructed to comply with ISO 80079-36:2016. The RoosterEX is patent pending.
Which Texas agency regulates refinery and chemical plant waste?
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, which regulates industrial waste. Oil and gas waste from production and pipeline operations belongs to the Railroad Commission of Texas instead, and some terminals fall under the Railroad Commission depending on what they handle. NORM decontamination is licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Can the Houston office quote work in Louisiana?
Yes. The Houston office quotes and manages work anywhere PMI operates, including dockside vessel cleaning at Fourchon and onshore jobs across Louisiana and West Texas. Field crews come from the PMI location that fits each job, and every location shares one 24/7 dispatch number, 888-229-3837.
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