Acidizing is the process of pumping acid into a wellbore to clean and stimulate the formation, dissolving cement, scale, and near-wellbore damage that restricts flow. It improves injectivity and production by clearing the path between the reservoir and the wellbore. Tejas provides turnkey acidizing from its Midland, Texas base across the Permian Basin.

Tejas Completion Services provides turnkey acidizing out of Midland, Texas, covering the Permian Basin and surrounding plays including the Eagle Ford and Haynesville, with reach across Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Acid transport and storage assets are staged regionally for fast, reliable delivery to West Texas wells.

HCL is standard hydrochloric acid used for cleaning and breaking down cement and carbonate. HCR is a retarded, or inhibited, acid that reacts more slowly, allowing deeper penetration and reduced corrosion on equipment. Tejas offers both HCL and HCR options and tailors the choice to the specific needs of each operation.

A turnkey acidizing service covers acid supply, transport, storage, blending, pumping, and containment under one provider. Tejas runs first-class pumping equipment with real-time data acquisition and provides containment solutions to protect the environment and prevent spills, so the operator manages one accountable crew rather than several vendors.

Acid volume depends on the well's depth, casing design, formation, and the goal of the treatment, so it is set per job rather than by a fixed number. Tejas tailors concentration and volume to the specific operation and can supply HCL and HCR for a single acid job or for a customer's entire frac operation, which simplifies logistics and keeps chemistry consistent.

Acidizing improves well performance by removing the buildup and near-wellbore damage that chokes flow, restoring or increasing the connection between the reservoir and the wellbore. Cleaner flow paths mean better injectivity during completion and stronger production afterward. Real-time data during the job confirms the acid is placed where it is needed.

Yes. Tejas can supply HCL and HCR for a customer's entire frac operation, not just isolated acid jobs. Handling acid supply and pumping across the whole completion keeps chemistry consistent, simplifies logistics, and gives the operator a single point of accountability for acid across every stage in the Permian Basin.

Acidizing is safe when handled by trained crews with proper containment, transport, and spill prevention. Tejas pairs a strong safety record with containment solutions designed to protect the environment on every job. Acid is transported, stored, and pumped under standardized procedures so handling risk stays controlled from delivery through execution.

A well typically needs acidizing when scale, cement, or near-wellbore damage is restricting flow or injectivity, or when the toe needs to be broken down before fracturing. Signs include reduced production or higher injection pressure. Tejas uses real-time data during the job to confirm the acid is clearing the restriction and improving the flow path.

Tejas uses first-class pumping equipment with real-time data acquisition, along with acid transport and storage assets and containment systems. All equipment is maintained to a uniform standard and operated by crews experienced in acid handling. This turnkey setup lets Tejas deliver, store, blend, and pump acid as one coordinated operation on location.

Yes. Tejas frequently pairs acidizing with toe prep, pump down, and thru tubing work, and can supply acid across an operator's full frac. Combining services under one provider keeps chemistry and pumping aligned on a single crew, which reduces vendor coordination and the delays that come from separate companies waiting on each other.