J-W Wireline Company is pleased to announce that it has opened a facility centrally located in the Utica Shale.
The 7,500 square foot building sits on a 10 acre tract and will house our state of the art Wireline trucks capable of deep high-pressure perforating, multiple-zone completions, comprehensive cased-hole logging, pipe recovery and slickline.
"We've been servicing this area for years but I'm excited to open an office here and know our accessible location will greatly benefit our customers. It will also bring jobs to the community," said Perry Harris, J-W Wireline Company President.
There will be an open house scheduled for Fall 2012 and all friends of J-W Wireline Company are invited to attend. More details will be released closer to the date.
"This location allows us to reach our Utica Shale customers more efficiently," said Ryan Utterback, J-W Wireline Company Account Manager. "I'm happy with J-W's commitment to expand to this area."
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