Overview
Coiled tubing is a primary well intervention technology. Its purpose is to restore, maintain, diagnose, stimulate, and enhance well performance while minimising downtime. Faithworth deploys coiled tubing to clean, repair, stimulate, inspect, and in many cases drill wells without the need for a full workover rig — including on live wells held under pressure, avoiding the production loss that comes with killing a well.
Services
Well clean-out
Pumping at high pressure to remove sand, scale, paraffin wax, and debris that restrict production, cleaning perforations and restoring flow.
Well stimulation
Acidising and precise chemical placement into damaged zones to improve reservoir permeability and increase production.
Nitrogen lifting
Injecting nitrogen to lighten the fluid column and return a well to flow, commonly during unloading after completion or workover.
Milling and fishing
Milling out plugs, bridge plugs, and cement to reopen the wellbore, and retrieving stuck tools or lost equipment.
Logging and well diagnostics
Conveying logging tools to measure pressure and temperature and evaluate producing zones.
Live-well intervention
Chemical treatment, plug setting and retrieval, perforating support, and squeeze cementing performed while the well remains under pressure.
In the field
Why Faithworth for coil tubing
- Intervention performed on live wells, reducing downtime and avoiding the production loss of a full workover.
- One conveyance method covering clean-out, stimulation, milling, fishing, logging, and plug setting.
- Delivered in partnership with international and local well intervention providers.
Ready to discuss your next operation?
Whether you are evaluating Faithworth for an upcoming project or exploring a technical partnership, we would be glad to hear from you.