A well that is down is not paying.
Westex puts the right rig, our own crew and our own mechanics on the lease so the well is back to work.
By combining industry leading safety and performance, Westex employees are called on to repair and service even the most challenging oil field situations across West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.

The equipment behind every job
Power swivels
2.5 Bowen
3.5 Goos
Pumps
V71 220HP skid mounted
Caterpillar 9E 350HP
Caterpillar C15 600HP
Detroit 60 340HP
Reverse pit
120 BBL with gas buster
Well Servicing
A rod or tubing problem stops a well from paying, and Westex gets it fixed with Westex workover rigs matched to the well and run by Westex employees.
- Rod pulls and runs
- Tubing changes
- Downhole pump changes
- Tubing leak and parted rod repair
- Wells back on production
When a well needs more than a routine job, the same Westex rigs go to work on the repair or the deepening with our own swivels, pumps and reverse pit behind them, so one company handles the whole job.
- Well repair
- Deepening
- Fishing
- Well bore clean outs
- Power swivel drilling
- Gas and returns handling at the surface
Workover
Well Consulting
The cheapest mistake on a well is the one you talk through before the rig moves. Westex goes over the well with you first, then sends the crew that will do the work. Call Westex at 432-620-7200.
- Well history review
- Job scope and rig selection
- Repair or deepening
- Work sequence and procedures
A rig that is down is a day lost, so Westex keeps its own mechanics behind its rigs, swivels and pumps and fixes equipment with the people who know it.
- Preventive maintenance
- Engines, transmissions and drivelines
- Swivels and pumps
- Repairs in the yard or on location
- Rigs ready for the next job
Full In-House Rig Mechanical Support
What happens when you call
Call Westex before the rig rolls and the job gets scoped right, so the right rig and crew show up on the first trip.
Need well service support?
Contact Westex about well servicing, workover or rig support in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.