Rig down at Midway-Sunset? Pump dead on an Elk Hills lease? One call and a truck rolls to the lease road — hose built and crimped at the machine, to your site's requirements.
Taft runs on iron. Between Midway-Sunset — one of the largest oilfields in the United States — and Elk Hills, the Westside keeps machines cycling around the clock: pumping units nodding on the leases, workover rigs making trips, vac trucks hauling fluid, dozers cutting and holding lease roads together. When a hydraulic hose lets go on any of it, the meter is running and every hand on location knows it.
That's the call we built this service around. Our truck runs Highway 119 to the 33 and comes to the machine — on the lease road, at the tank battery, or in a contractor yard in town. We carry hose and common SAE and metric fittings on board, cut and crimp the replacement right at the machine, and in most cases the equipment never has to move.
Taft is a contractor town — dozens of oilfield service outfits work out of Taft and Ford City — and we work the way lease operators expect: follow your site's rules, do the job, and get out of the way.
Every machine and every job is a little different, but most Westside calls fall into a few families. If yours isn't here, call anyway — see what we fix for the full rundown.
A rig standing by with tubing in the hole is the most expensive kind of waiting. We build and swap lines at the rig so the crew can get back to making trips.
Hydraulic lines on lease equipment around Midway-Sunset and Elk Hills — replaced at the location so the well is back online sooner.
Boom, hoist and PTO-driven hydraulics on vac trucks and kill trucks. We can typically meet the truck at the yard or on the lease it's working.
The machines that keep lease roads passable blow hoses far from pavement. That's fine — off-pavement is most of what we do out here.
The Westside isn't all oil — pistachio ground runs out toward Maricopa, and we build hoses for tractors, shakers and sweepers at the orchard.
Wet kits, liftgates and trailer hydraulics on trucks running through Taft's junction. We come to the roadside or the yard, whichever is safer.
The better the first phone call, the faster the fix. Here's what helps us roll with the right stuff on the truck.
Taft is our anchor on the Westside, and the same truck covers Ford City, Maricopa, Fellows, Derby Acres and McKittrick. Further up the valley, we run Lost Hills and Buttonwillow too — and the oilfield section of our industries page covers lease work in more detail.
Call and you'll get a person, not a queue. Tell us the lease, the machine and what let go — we'll give you an honest ETA before we hang up.