COIL TUBING
TAZ Well Servicing provides professional, IRP-compliant coil tubing services across the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. With a modern fleet of 40K, 80K, and 120K coil units, we support everything from shallow gas wells to deep horizontal completions — including up to 6,500 metres of 60.3 mm (2 3/8”) coil.
Based in Alberta, we serve field operations across Western Canada with experienced crews, rapid mobilization, and a safety-first approach.
Wellbore Cleanouts – Remove sand, scale, and debris to restore flow and integrity
Coil Tubing Completions – Efficient horizontal and vertical well completions without the need for a workover rig
Confirmation Runs – Verify downhole conditions and tool placement with precision
Sleeve Shifting – Open and close sliding sleeves to activate zones for production or stimulation
Fishing Operations – Retrieve stuck tools, plugs, or coil safely and effectively
Plug and Port Milling – Post-frac plug and port removal using high-torque milling assemblies
Plug Setting & Retrieval – Set or recover bridge plugs and isolation tools with control and accuracy
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This unit is ideal for horizontal completions, fracking, and production operations, as it meets contemporary equipment standards for outstanding performance.
Specially developed for all types of work including Class III wells. These units include a support unit equipped with a 45 or 50-ton picker to hold injector.
These units are self sufficient with pickers, air compressors, soap dispensers and specialize in Shallow gas and ABD wells.
Coil tubing is used for well interventions, cleanouts, acidizing, fluid pumping, nitrogen lifting, and mechanical operations like milling or plug setting. Its flexibility and continuous design make it ideal for reducing downtime and improving efficiency in both producing and non-producing wells.
Coil tubing works by inserting a long, continuous steel pipe into the wellbore while pressure is maintained. It's pushed into or pulled out of the well using an injector head. This setup allows for real-time interventions, chemical treatments, and mechanical actions without removing production equipment.
Mandatory safety training includes: H₂S Alive (Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness), first Aid/CPR, WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials), TDG (Transportation of Dangerous Goods) and CSTS (Construction Safety Training System) Additional training like fall protection or confined space entry may be required based on the role.