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Soldotna, Alaska · Shop & field service

Industry

Pump Service for Oil and Gas Operations

Transfer, chemical injection, lubrication and rotating-equipment support for production and processing facilities.

Common operating challenges

  • High-consequence downtime on production-critical equipment
  • Chemical compatibility and containment requirements
  • Cold-weather and remote-site operation
  • Strict site access, safety and permitting requirements

Pump systems and applications

  • Crude and product transfer
  • Chemical injection
  • Lubrication systems
  • Water handling and disposal
  • Process and utility pumping

Services

How we support this industry

Pump Repair and Overhaul

A critical pump is down, worn or losing performance and needs a documented rebuild.

Field Service

The equipment can't leave site, or the problem is in the system, not just the pump.

Mechanical Seal Repair

Seals keep failing and taking the pump — and the process — down with them.

Emergency Pump Service

Equipment is down right now and production, water service or containment is at risk.

Equipment types

  • Centrifugal process pumps
  • Positive displacement pumps
  • AODD pumps
  • Mechanical seals and support systems

Environmental and logistical factors

  • Remote pad and facility mobilization
  • Cold-weather protection of equipment
  • Coordination with site safety programs

Maintenance guidance

  • Seal condition monitoring
  • Lubrication program review
  • Planned rebuild cycles for spared equipment

Proof

Related projects

Remote Site Pump Skid Installation and Commissioning

A transfer skid arrived on site with no installation crew assigned and a hard schedule tied to freeze-up.

FAQ

Oil and Gas questions

Can you support scheduled turnarounds?
Yes — planned outage work is best scheduled well ahead so parts and shop capacity are reserved.
Do you handle chemical service pumps?
Yes, provided we have accurate fluid information and safety documentation.

Tell us what failed, and we'll tell you what it takes.

Send equipment details, nameplate photos and site information — or call the office to talk it through with someone who works on this equipment.