Our commitment
Leave the land better than we found it.
Plugging a well is environmental work first. Here is what we hold ourselves to on every job.
Protect the water
Groundwater is the first thing a bad well threatens. Plugs go in at the depths the rules require so fluids cannot travel between zones or reach fresh water.
Stop the leaks
Idle wells can vent methane for years. A properly plugged well stops it at the source.
Do it by the rules
Every job follows Railroad Commission of Texas plugging requirements. No shortcuts to save a day.
Put the ground back
Equipment out, trash hauled off, pad cleaned up. The job is not finished until the site is.
Keep the records
What was done, where, and when is written down and shared with the people it affects.
Respect the property
We treat your gates, roads and livestock the way we would want ours treated.
The size of the problem
Texas has a lot of wells nobody is looking after.
Thousands of Texas wells sit inactive, and many have no operator left to plug them. Every one that gets plugged is one less path for gas and fluids to escape. We would rather be part of fixing that than watch it get worse.