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Two crew members in orange flame-resistant coveralls and hard hats pulling a stand of sucker rods at a wellhead, with the pulling unit and its mast behind them on a flat West Texas lease under an overcast sky.

Sec. 14 Blk 39 · rods out, Tuesday 09:40

Permian Basin · since 1986

Your well is down. We roll today.

Workover and pulling units, rod and tubing jobs, plugging and abandonment. Our crew, our units, and a signed ticket left at the wellhead before we pull off your location.

Get a unit on it See a ticket
Ticket No. 41-2208 Lease Sec. 14 Blk 39 County Midland Unit Rig 3 Signed at the wellhead

What we run

Four units, and they show up when we said.

We're a small outfit and we stay one, because the thing operators actually complain about isn't the rate — it's a unit that was promised Tuesday and came Thursday.

A truck-mounted workover rig with its mast raised and guyed over a wellhead on a caliche lease pad, tubing racked to one side. WO

Workover

Pump changes, parted rods, tubing leaks, fishing. Most of it is a one-day job if the unit gets there when it should.

Sucker rods laid in rows on a timber pipe rack beside a well, wrench flats and painted collars visible, rod tongs across the end. PU

Rod & tubing

Pulling and running rods and tubing, with the count on the ticket. If a joint gets laid down, you'll know which one and why.

A plugged and abandoned well: the casing cut off at ground level under a welded steel cap, the old pad regraded and growing back. PA

Plugging & abandonment

State-witnessed plugs, cut and pulled casing, surface restored. Paperwork filed by us and copied to you the same week.

A small lease tank battery: two weathered steel tanks inside an earthen berm with a separator and a manifold of chipped valves. LM

Lease maintenance

Routine pumper support, flowline repairs, tank battery work, and the small jobs nobody else wants to roll a truck for.

On location

One crew, one lease, all day.

We don't split a crew across three locations to bill three tickets. The unit is on your lease until the job is done or daylight runs out, and if it's the second one you'll hear it from us before you hear it from your pumper.

A pump jack and associated wellhead equipment at a remote lease site under a cloudy sky.

What "on location" means

Rig up, kill the well if it needs it, pull, repair, run back, and leave the location picked up. The last part is the one people notice a year later, when nothing on their lease is where somebody left it.

Daylight jobs unless you ask otherwise. Night work is quoted separately because it needs a bigger crew and more light, not because it's a chance to charge more.

The ticket

Written at the wellhead. Signed before we pull off.

This is the whole difference, and it's not a slogan: hours, parts and depth go on paper at the location while the crew is still standing there, and your pumper signs it. Nobody reconstructs a Tuesday on Friday afternoon.

Field ticket · No. 41-2208 Rig 3 · Sec. 14 Blk 39
Close-up of a weathered brass-bezel pressure gauge mounted on wellhead piping.
On location06:10
Rig up0.8 hr
Pulled rods, 112 jts3.4 hr
Pump changed · 25-175 RHAC1 ea
Rods laid down, worn2 ea
Ran rods, spaced out2.9 hr
Rig down, location picked up0.6 hr
Signed at the wellhead · pumper’s copy left on location
A wellhead on a West Texas lease: stacked valves and flanges in chipped red paint with pressure gauges, and a rod pump jack standing behind it.
Sec. 14 Blk 39 · where the ticket gets signed

Safety

The numbers an operator's insurer asks for.

We'll send the full packet — EMR letter, certificates, written program — to whoever needs it before the first job, not after somebody asks twice.

1986Working the Permian
4Units, all company-owned
22On the payroll
0Recordables since 2021
Two crew members in orange flame-resistant coveralls and hard hats working at the wellhead on the floor of a workover rig, seen from behind.
Twenty-two on the payroll · the two who were on this well on Tuesday

Asked often

Straight answers.

How fast can you get a unit on a well?

Usually inside 48 hours, and same-day for an existing customer with a well down. If we can't, we say a real day and time instead of "we'll try" — an operator can plan around a Thursday, but not around a maybe.

Do you charge from the yard or from the location?

Travel is a flat mobilisation by zone, shown as its own line. We don't run the clock from the yard gate and we don't round hours up to the half. What's on the ticket is what the crew was doing.

Can you handle the plugging paperwork with the state?

Yes. We schedule the witness, run the plugs to the approved program and file the documentation, and you get a copy the same week. Surface restoration is quoted with it rather than turning up as a surprise afterwards.

Are you insured for work on my lease?

General liability, auto, workers' comp and umbrella, with certificates naming you as additional insured sent before we roll. Ask for the EMR letter at the same time and we'll include it.

Get a unit on it

Tell us the lease and what it's doing.

Call the yard and you'll get somebody who knows where the units are. Nights and weekends go to the on-call phone, and it's answered by a person.

Call (432) 555-0171 dispatch@cimarrondraw.com
Yard7220 W County Rd 60, Midland, TX 79707
DispatchMon–Sat 05:30–18:00
On call(432) 555-0199, any hour