Eagle Ford Oilfield Service Companies


The oilfield services industry in South Texas is fairly well developed, but the Eagle Ford has brought a new era of industry activity. We’ve compiled a list of many of the major service companies below, and you’ll find more listed within the Eagle Ford Shale MarketPlace.

Oilfield Service Companies

Major oilfield service companies involved in the play include:

  • Baker Hughes
  • C&J Energy Services
  • Cudd energy Services
  • GE Oil & Gas
  • Halliburton
  • FloQuip, Inc.
  • FMC Technologies
  • FTS International
  • Key Energy Services
  • NOV (National Oilwell Varco)
  • Platinum Energy Solutions
  • Reform Energy Services
  • Sanjel
  • Schlumberger
  • Select Energy Services
  • Stallion
  • Strad Energy Services
  • Tesco
  • Weatherford
  • Wood Group (Mustang Engineering)

Construction Companies

Communications

Surveying

Transportation Services

Water & Disposal

Drilling Co’s & Rig Contractors

  • Arrow Drilling
  • Basin Drilling
  • Big E Drilling
  • Black Creek Drilling
  • Bronco Drilling (CHK)
  • Budco Drilling
  • Catoosa Drilling
  • Cobra Drilling (Water well)
  • Coastal Drilling
  • Desta Drilling
  • Edde Drilling
  • Eddies Well Service
  • Energy Drilling
  • Ensign Drilling
  • Felderhoff
  • H & P (Helmerich & Payne)
  • Hintz Drilling
  • Justiss Drilling
  • Keen Energy Services
  • Key Energy
  • Lantern Drilling
  • Latshaw Drilling
  • Lewis Energy
  • Longhorn Drilling
  • Lyons Drilling
  • Mesa Drilling Co
  • Nabors Drilling
  • Nicklos Drilling Co.
  • Nomac Drilling (CHK)
  • Orion Drilling
  • Patterson-UTI
  • Pinnergy Drilling
  • Pioneer Drilling Co
  • Precision Drilling
  • Price Drilling
  • Progress Drilling
  • Roco Drilling
  • Rowan Companies
  • Savanna Energy Services
  • Saxon Services
  • Scan Drilling
  • Scorpion Drilling
  • Swan Drilling
  • Swanson Drilling
  • Trinidad Drilling
  • Unison Drilling
  • Unit Corp
  • Wisco-Moran
  • Xtreme Drilling

Oilfield Service Industry Expands in South Texas

Eagle Ford drilling has gone from virtually zero in 2008 to more than 200 rigs today. Those rigs and subsequent wells require a substantial commitment from oilfield service companies. Not only are the companies working the play, but they are breaking ground on permanent offices:

The four offices listed above will add several thousand South Texas oilfeld jobs in the San Antonio area alone.

If your company would like to be added to this list, simply add a listing in the Eagle Ford Shale MarketPlace. We automatically add all MarketPlace Oilfield Service listings to this page.  If you feature your listing, as an added benefit, we’ll link directly to your company website.

Send us a note through our Eagle Ford Shale Contact Us Page, if you have any questions.


Comments

  1. Arnold Rabago says:

    Hello, I was wondering if you were in need of more trucks and drivers ? In the San Antonio areas please let me know weare a small operation but god welling maybe grow… Thanks for your time

    regards’
    Arnold

  2. Hello,

    I have an associate in the Houston area with an extensive surplus inventory of casing and tubing available over $20MM of product. Who can I provide this information to? I have a list readily available.

    Thank you,
    Frank

  3. Arnold Rabago says:

    Mr.Rt, thanks for the information. I will look forward on trying to get more information on transportation services for eagle Ford shale ..

    Thank you Mr.RT

  4. Jesse DeLaPena says:

    I have been trying to work in the oil and gas industry but to no avail.I do have a mechanical back ground and could be a good asset to any company as a motor man/floor hand assistance/I am a fast learner ,physically and mentally.I do have management and supervisoy experience working in any hypothetical situation ,and in any biological environmental development.I am a Texas certified spanish interpreter,and a proffessional security State offical.Mr.RT I do need your assistance working for Eagle Ford Shale as a career.

  5. Ismael Hernandez III says:

    I was wondering if there were any job openings for entry level anywhere needed in the Texas and how could I go about applying for these positions or getting more information about them. I heard about this website through the local news here in McAllen and am very interested in obtaining a position where I can utilize my hardworking skills and be a benefit to the growth of the company.

  6. Karen Gomez says:

    Hi I am interested in more information on catering contracts. I understand some of the companies grant vendors the privilege of delivering food on site at the rig so employees don’t have to drive miles to find food. Any info you can provide would be helpful. Thank you

  7. I work for a surveying company and we are looking to expand our services to a few more oil companies. We do both well pads and pipelines. We cover all of Texas and Oklahoma and currently do work for Devon Energy, Southwestern Gas-Devon, Linn Energy, and Talisman Energy.

  8. Nick Christy says:

    Hello,
    I have my TCFP (certified fire fighter) and EMT certification. Is there any jobs for people with these certifications? If so which companies and how do I apply?
    Thanks Nick.

    • R.T. Dukes RT Dukes says:

      Nick,

      I’m going to go out on a limb and say yes. We don’t have related openings on Eagle Ford Jobs Board currently, but you might contact the companies to see if they have other openings.

  9. RAmiro amaro jr. says:

    I’m looking for a water transfer company that has consistent work any help I’ve tried eagleford shale jobs

  10. Horacio Ramos says:

    Hi, just wondering if there is or will be any need for trailer parks or parking for rigs in the Maverick County, El Indio, TX area. I live in a small town but the city could benifit with the economic boom that the Eaglepord Shale could bring to the area.

  11. Arnold Maldonado says:

    I own a waste oil recovery business i got a fleet of 4 trucks and we run all of south texas and are from the RGV but now i am looking for a second location and i am looking for a location in the outskirts of any town in the San antonio area, pearsall, eagle pass. 1-2 acre enough room for frac tanks and trucks.

    Thank you.

  12. Zackry Zeedyk says:

    Hi I was wondering if anyone had any info on how to get a entry level job in the oil rigs?

  13. Bennett Jones says:

    RT, I’m looking for a wacuum truck washout location that can handle gel washouts anywhere in the EFS. I reviewed marketplace, etc, with no luck. Hoping you or one of your readers can point me in the right direction.

    Love the site. Its been a huge help.

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