Plants and Goodwin, Inc.

With twin cement pumps, batch mixers, and other fluid pumps ranging from 600hp to 1,250hp, our cementing experts are ready to help you solve your toughest oilfield cementing needs. Contact us today to learn more: https://hubs.ly/H0N73yR0 #cementing #plantsandgoodwin

Researchers from Hendrix College estimate that nearly 80% of Arkansas' more than 47,300 oil and gas wells are abandoned and that restoration efforts for the occupied acreage could yield three times the benefits compared to the costs. https://hubs.ly/H0N73c80 #PlantsGoodwin

With more than 50 years under our belts, we've seen nearly everything when it comes to plugging. Whether you have dozens of orphans or just one particularly stubborn one, Plants & Goodwin can quickly and safely take care of it. Contact us today. https://hubs.ly/H0MBVX00 #PlantsGoodwin #plugandabandon #oilandgas

A full-scale push with existing tech could cut methane emissions in half by 2030, delaying severe climate change impacts and achieve major goals set by the Paris climate accord. https://hubs.ly/H0MBVWY0 #methane #ParisAccord #PlantsGoodwin

P&G added another workover rig to our Marcellus/Utica service fleet. Rig 9 will be flying the blue & white over Bradford County this week.

In response to Governor Wolf's recent mandate, operations at Plants and Goodwin, Inc. will be temporarily suspended at the close of business on March 20th. Voicemails will be checked regularly and crude oil hauling will continue as needed. Thank you.

The rig pictures showcase some blue skies this winter, unfortunately the cement division of P&G has been equally busy but seem to catch their jobs in not so nice weather! If it's snowing, raining or knee deep mud, they're cementing.

Whether it's Rig 7 in a residential neighborhood, Rig 11 on Seneca lake or Rig 12 flying old glory on a cold crisp February day, Plants and Goodwin has continued in full force this winter. Rig 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 are busy also and we're making room for another purchase soon. It's good to be in that "boom" period vs "bust!"