West Shore Pipe Line Company

Message to our Customers.

West Shore Pipe Line Company is a common carrier petroleum pipeline system that originates in the Chicago area and extends north to Green Bay, Wisconsin and west and then north to Madison Wisconsin. The 650 mile pipeline system transports refined petroleum products to markets in northern Illinois and Wisconsin from the greater Chicago area. The operation and ownership of the original West Shore Pipe Line was combined with the former Badger pipeline system in 1998. For general, customer service, business development, or engineering questions  with West Shore Pipe Line Company click here or the contact button above..

Hello Neighbor! We share your property.

BEFORE you engage in any of the following types of work, please call one of your state One-Call System numbers.
State law requires it. This will enable us to flag our pipelines for you.

• Equipment digging or hand digging
• Earth movement
• Deep plowing fields
• General ground cleaning
• Laying under ground cables, water or irrigation lines
• Ditch cutting or deepening
• Installation of drain tile
• Or an activity that might damage pipelines

Let West Shore Pipe Line Company help you do your work safely.

By Preventing EMERGENCIES We Share Safety.

West Shore Pipe Line Company ensures the safety of it's pipeline by:

• Pressure testing beyond expected use BEFORE any pipeline is operational.
• Monitoring ALL LINES through the latest state of the art methods such as air patrols and computerized control centers.
• Marking all pipelines with above ground warning signs.

You can help us keep our pipelines safe.

1.	Think: Call BEFORE you dig, drill, plow or blast near a pipeline. (Click here or the contacts button above.) Safety First(Click here or the safety button above.)
2.	Observe Watch for erosion and exposed pipe. Notice dead or discolored vegetation in green fields, Be alert for hissing of roaring sounds Avoid driving into vapor sounds. Leave areas with unusual odors.
3.	Report Downed signs or makers. (Click here or the signs button above.) Damaged and/or leaking pipelines (however minor). (Click here or the damage button above.) Other people digging in pipeline areas.