The Chemical Corridor Runs on Backup Power — and Sells It to Us
The petrochemical stretch from Baton Rouge to New Orleans holds one of the largest concentrations of industrial standby power on earth. Refineries, LNG terminals in Lake Charles, and chemical plants along the river replace gensets on strict turnaround schedules — and hurricane hardening programs push constant kW upgrades that put the outgoing units on the market. We buy them: diesel, natural gas, containerized or skid-mounted, any brand.
Beyond the corridor we buy oilfield power from Lafayette and Houma service companies, port equipment in New Orleans, hospital plants statewide, and towable units from the storm-response fleets that call Louisiana home.
What We Buy Most in Louisiana
Refinery & Chemical Plant Units
Turnaround-cycle gensets from the Baton Rouge–NOLA corridor and Lake Charles.
Oilfield & Marine Service Power
Lafayette and Houma service-company units, skid or towable, any condition.
Port & Terminal Equipment
New Orleans and river-terminal standby from harbor upgrade rounds.
Hurricane-Hardening Swaps
Hospitals and municipal sites trading up in kW sell us the old units.
Industrial-Site Removal Is Home Turf
TWIC cards, site-specific safety orientations, hot-work permits, and plant-shutdown windows — Louisiana industrial sites demand riggers who know the drill, and ours do. Rigging, fuel evacuation, crane service, and oversize freight down I-10 and I-49 are all included in the offer.
The Port of New Orleans keeps export demand close, strengthening every offer. See the four-step process or start your quote.
Cities We Cover in Louisiana
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Kenner, Bossier City, Monroe, Alexandria, Houma, Marrero, New Iberia, Slidell, Prairieville, Central, Hammond, Sulphur, Gonzales — and every refinery gate and bayou service yard.
Louisiana City Guides
Dedicated local pages for the Louisiana metros where we buy most often:
Louisiana Generator Seller FAQs
Can your crews work inside refineries and chemical plants?
Yes — TWIC-carded, safety-trained riggers with the insurance certificates plant gate offices require. We plan extractions around turnaround windows and unit outages.
Do you buy generators that went through a hurricane?
We evaluate them honestly. Flood-exposed units carry engine and copper value; wind-only exposure often leaves units fully serviceable. Photos and a straight description get you a real number either way.
Our oilfield service yard has several towable units sitting idle. Package deal?
That's our favorite kind of Louisiana purchase. We price the fleet as one package, send one truck series, and cut one payment before the first unit leaves the yard.