Serving the Oil & Gas Industry

Oil & Gas -- Our solutions protect refineries, storage tanks and drilling rigs from lightning strikes or hazardous levels of static electricity.

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Military Lightning Protection

Military Lightning Protection -- LES designs standards-compliant lightning protection systems to address troop and equipment vulnerabilities.

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Telecom Industry

Communications -- Our chosen technologies dissipate or divert lightning strikes, electrical noise and transients to prevent service interruptions.

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Commercial Lightning Protection

Commercial -- LES works with architects and engineers to incorporate lightning protection and surge suppression into new commercial construction.

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Lightning Protection

You’ve either just experienced a catastrophic lightning strike or recognize the potential consequences of such a strike and want to take proactive, preventative measures.

Based in the Gulf Coast region, Lightning Elimination Systems designs customized lightning protection, surge suppression and grounding systems. Our experience allows us to go beyond traditional methods and provide a system utilizing one of the three major lighting protection technologies: lightning rods, early streamer emission (ESE) and static dissipation.

For clients such as the U.S. military, Exco Resources, Chesapeake Energy, DuPont, ExxonMobil, Motiva, Noble Drilling and NASA, we’ve designed and installed solutions to protect buildings, equipment and people from lightning.

CONTACT Lightning Elimination Systems Today 985.869.0999

Our process includes these five steps:

Are you at risk?

1. A site survey: what happened or what could happen.
2. A written report identifying the optimal technology.
3. Engineering, specification and submittal.
4. Product selection/acquisition.
5. Installation using our certified crew or installation supervision.

Why facility electrical protection is imperative:

In the United States, lightning kills more people than tornadoes and hurricanes combined and causes $4 to $5 billion in damages each year.
An estimated 1,800 thunderstorms are in progress on earth at any given moment.
Lightning strikes the earth 100 times per second.