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What is LDAR?

Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) (LDAR)
is a proven method for identifying and reducing hazardous emissions from industrial equipment. Through routine monitoring, LDAR programs detect leaks early, allowing facilities to address them before they become major issues. To stay compliant, facilities must monitor components
at scheduled intervals and quickly repair any detected leaks. When a leak is identified, regulations require prompt action—either repairing or replacing the faulty component within a set timeframe.

Beyond compliance, LDAR programs offer significant benefits. They reduce product loss, enhance worker safety, and lower harmful emissions in surrounding communities. Additionally, companies that prioritize LDAR can lower VOC and HAP emissions, avoid costly enforcement actions, and improve compliance with regulations such as Method 21.

Happy Clients

“We’ve worked with Chad and Lance for many years. They are true professionals.”
Wilton

EHS Manager

“Since I have been working with Chad, I have been impressed by his remarkable work ethic, his ability to logically and thoughtfully handle situations, and his emotional awareness and control. More than all of these things, Chad displays admirable moral integrity, and this serves him well in the workplace.”
Lisa

Associate Director Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance

“Chad is a dedicated manager who provides quality results to clients in the chemical/industrial sector. Very motivated and professional.”
Mark

Regional Environmental Manager

“Chad and Lance are the absolute best! When I need something, they are on site the same day! Way different from my previous experience with the bigger LDAR contractors…”
Phil

HSSE Manager

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Emissions from equipment leaks can be significantly reduced or even eliminated by implementing a well-structured Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) program or installing advanced leak-prevention technology. In many cases, regulations encourage using both approaches together for the best results. For example, techniques like Method 21 and Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) have proven highly effective, helping facilities reduce thousands of tons of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) each year. Because of this, compliance with LDAR regulations is not only legally required but also essential for minimizing environmental impact.

At LDAR BUSTERS, we have decades of experience applying both federal and state regulations. As a result, we understand the most effective equipment, software, and practices necessary to ensure your LDAR program meets and exceeds industry standards. By taking a proactive approach, we help facilities achieve compliance, reduce emissions, and improve overall efficiency.

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