Eagleton Engineering offers a highly experienced, multidisciplined department providing all aspects of survey for pipeline, telecommunications, aerial control, boundary and topographic projects. Our equipment incorporates the latest advances in software, GPS, wireless, internet and mobile equipment. Combining all of the above with a solid foundation in traditional survey techniques allows Eagleton to bring value to their clients.

Right-of-Way Services

Representative Survey Projects

Air Products & Chemicals
Route selection, surveys, preparation of 1300 property plats, 700 permits for a 165 mile, 17 inch diameter in Texas and Louisiana.
Texas & Louisiana

Oxy Chemicals
Route survey, property plats, permits for 14 mile pipeline in Deer Park Texas.
Texas

TEPPCO
Route selection, easement verification, construction and as-built surveys of a 68 mile project for three 12-inch parallel pipelines. Work included locating alternatives and final route through the congested areas of Port Arthur and Mont Belvieu.
Texas

Lavaca Pipe Line Co.
Preliminary route selection and easement/permit surveys for a 45 mile 12-inch pipeline project from Mont Belvieu to Texas City. Route included multiple water crossings including the Houston Ship Channel and placement through congested pipeline and power line corridors.
Texas

Himont USA, Inc.
Preliminary design, construction, and as-built survey of approximately 26 miles of 8-inch pipeline located within existing pipeline corridors including the heavily congested corridors of the Houston Ship Channel area. This survey also included survey across the Houston Ship Channel and Crystal Bay.
Texas

Coastal Oil & Gas Corp.
Various surveys including boundary, route selection, location, topographic, and cross-country for the Javelina Project. This project consisted of the survey for 17 lines ranging in size from 3-inch to 30-inch in the extremely congested refinery areas of Corpus Christi. It also consisted of a 6-inch line crossing I-37 to Robstown and a 6-inch line crossing the Corpus Christi Ship Channel and Nueces Bay to Ingleside, Texas

Transpetco
Route selection, construction, and as-built survey for approximately 120 miles of 8-inch carbon dioxide pipeline. The project originated in New Mexico, traversed the Texas Panhandle, and terminated in the Oklahoma Panhandle near the Oklahoma-Kansas border.
New Mexico Texas, & Oklahoma

Petro Source Carbon Company
Preliminary, construction, and as-built survey for approximately 82 miles of 10-inch carbon dioxide pipeline. The project traversed the West Texas counties of Terrell, Pecos, Crockett, and Upton. The project was accomplished utilizing a combination of conventional, total station, and GPS surveying methods.
Texas

Burlington Northern/Santa Fe
Utility survey in highly congested pipeline corridors for a new rail line. Thirteen mile route included passage through petrochemical plants. Static control and RTK GPS was utilized.
Texas

Occidental Petroleum
Route selection, preliminary survey, construction staking and as-built survey of 12 mile CO2 production and injection piping utilizing both conventional and GPS equipment. Data transferred via electronic files for processing and mapping.
Texas