Pipe Repair Services

Re-cutting, re-facing, and re-gauging of damaged rotary shouldered and tubing/casing connections to restore makeup integrity and seal contact. Includes thread chasing, shoulder refacing, and benchmarking against API Spec 5B gauges.

Application or reapplication of wear-resistant weld overlay to drill pipe tool joints and stabilizer blades to protect against abrasion and reduce casing wear. Covers both flush and raised hardbanding to API RP 7G-2 guidance.

Mechanical or rotary straightening of bent or doglegged tubular bodies to bring straightness back within tolerance. Often paired with full-length inspection to confirm the body has not exceeded bend or stress limits.

Machining, welding, and reassembly of downhole and drilling tools such as stabilizers, subs, and crossovers to restore dimensions and function. Includes re-certification and dimensional verification before return to service.

Non-destructive examination and dimensional grading of used drill pipe, tubing, and casing to classify remaining wall, defects, and serviceable class. Performed to DS-1, NS-2, or API RP 7G-2 acceptance criteria.

Refurbishment of protective surfaces including phosphate (manganese/zinc) coating on connections and application of epoxy or polymer internal coating repairs. Restores corrosion resistance and thread anti-galling properties.

Reconditioning of used or stockpiled tubulars—cleaning, drifting, end repair, and re-inspection—to recover salable, field-ready pipe. Reduces new-pipe spend by returning reclaimed joints to inventory.

Expedited rig-site or quick-turnaround repair of tubulars and tools to limit non-productive time during drilling or completion operations. Includes mobile inspection, refacing, and minor weld repair.