Graco Oilfield Services is headquartered in Frisco, Texas, with service centers across the United States in Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, and Mississippi. Our network supports operations across multiple US basins, with a strong presence in the Permian.
Our team is built to be flexible. We are not confined to a single region or type of work. If you need support, our team is equipped to travel and assist.
You can request service by contacting our team through our website or by reaching out to one of our field representatives. For time-sensitive needs, calling your regional service centers is the fastest way to get a response.
Yes. Graco supports field operations that require troubleshooting, repair, and intervention. Our focus is on identifying the issue and resolving it efficiently to help minimize NPT.
Graco maintains and sources a wide range of tools for fishing and well intervention work, including, but not limited to:
- Reverse Units
- Power Swivels
- Blowout Preventers
- Casing Jacks
- Hydraulic Accumulators
Availability can vary by job and location, so it’s best to contact our team to confirm specific requirements.
We’re always on the lookout for experienced, motivated team members. You can apply by visiting our employment page or reaching out directly to inquire about opportunities.
Oilfield fishing involves removing stuck or lost equipment from a well so operations can continue. This can include pipe, tools, or debris in the hole, and resolving it depends on understanding the cause of the issue and selecting the right approach.
Fishing is a specific type of well intervention used to retrieve stuck or lost equipment from a well. Well intervention is a broader category that includes a range of operations aimed at maintaining or restoring well performance, including diagnostics, repairs, and other corrective work.
Open hole fishing occurs in an uncased section of the wellbore, where conditions can be less predictable because the formation is exposed. Cased hole fishing is performed inside casing or liner, where the wellbore is more controlled. The approach, tools, and level of complexity can vary depending on the environment and what is stuck in the well.
Not always. In some cases, what appears to be a fishing job can be resolved through other methods once the situation is properly assessed. Taking the time to understand the root cause can help avoid unnecessary work, added risk, and downtime.
If you’re looking for a second opinion on your well conditions or planned approach, reach out to a member of our team.
Our responsive supervisors and technicians operate 24/7/365 to support field operations. With service centers across the western and southern United States, our team is positioned to respond quickly and coordinate the people, equipment, and logistics needed to keep your job moving.
Have another question?
Have a question we didn’t answer? Leave us a note, and one of our team members will get back to you as soon as they can.