Service 02 of 06
Completions & Stimulation
Completion design that fits the rock and the economics. We design the frac, the perforation strategy, and the completion string — and keep integrity in view from the casing shoe to the last plug.
When operators call us
The problems this solves.
- Stage design copied from the last pad without checking it still fits the reservoir
- Screen-outs, plug issues, or casing-deformation risk on a new program
- Sand production or proppant flowback limiting what the well can deliver
- A completion budget under pressure that needs cost per stage brought down
Scope
What the work covers.
Completion design
Completion-string and tubular design, packer and plug selection, and the sequencing to run it safely.
Frac & stimulation design
Stage spacing, cluster design, fluid and proppant schedules, and pressure limits set against the casing and wellhead ratings.
Perforation strategy
Charge selection, phasing, and cluster placement designed with the frac program, not after it.
Sand control
Screen and gravel-pack selection, flowback design, and drawdown limits that protect the completion.
Integrity through stimulation
Casing and wellhead checks against treating pressures and cycling loads before the first stage is pumped.
Deliverables
What you get.
Every engagement ends in documents your team can run with, review, and file — not a slide deck. Scope is agreed in writing before work starts.
Typical deliverables
- Completion & stimulation program
- Stage-by-stage treatment schedule
- Perforation design
- Pressure-limit and integrity check
- Post-job analysis against design
Exact scope is set per engagement. How an engagement runs →
Equipment to match
Engineered, then supplied.
The hardware this work usually calls for — specified by the same engineers who designed the program, and sourced through our supply network.
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