Question 1

What types of wells do you inspect?

Accepted Answer

If it's a wellbore within our pressure, depth, and temperature ratings, we can inspect it — cased hole or open hole. That includes oil, gas, water, storage, injection, monitoring, and observation wells, plus mines and caverns.

The well type matters less than the conditions inside it. Tell us your wellbore specs — depth, pressure, temperature, ID — and we'll confirm whether one of our cameras is right for the job.

Question 2

What can your cameras detect?

Accepted Answer

Our downhole cameras provide real-time visual confirmation of:
Casing condition — corrosion, cracks, scaling, pitting, parted casing, and mechanical damage.
Perforations— open, partially open, grown-over, and squeezed perforations, plus shot quality verification.
Obstructions— fish, debris, parted tubing, collapsed casing, scale buildup.
Fluid flow and type— water, oil, gas interfaces, flow direction, and entry points.
Tool location and orientation— for fishing operations and intervention support.

Question 3

Do you provide live video or just recorded footage?

Accepted Answer

Both. All inspections are recorded for the operator's records, and we also provide real-time live video on-site.
The Profile camera streams live to iPad or iPhone, which is especially useful during fishing operations when crews need to see what's happening as they make decisions.

Question 4

Can video inspections be viewed remotely?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our wireline trucks are equipped with Starlink, which allows inspections to be streamed remotely from virtually anywhere in the country.
Operators, engineers, or consultants who can't be on-site can watch the inspection live, ask questions in real time, and make decisions without waiting for the recording.

Question 5

Can you see through oil?

Accepted Answer

No — but in most cases that's not a problem. Our cameras need clean water at the area of interest to capture clear footage.
A layer of oil on top of the water column won't affect the inspection. Once the camera passes through the oil layer, it washes off and the camera works as normal.

Question 6

Do you provide a wireline truck?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We operate our own wireline trucks in-house for running video inspection logs.
If your operation already has a wireline truck on site, we can also run our cameras off third-party rigs — whichever fits your job better.

Question 7

Do you have pressure control equipment for live well inspections?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We own and operate our own pressure control equipment and crane. We can run video inspections live under pressure.

Your questions… answered.

What types of wells do you inspect?

What can your cameras detect?

Do you provide live video or just recorded footage?

Can video inspections be viewed remotely?

Can you see through oil?

Do you provide a wireline truck?

Do you have pressure control equipment for live well inspections?

What are your maximum depth, pressure, and temperature ratings?

Which camera is right for my well?

How quickly can you mobilize?

Do you travel nationwide?

Can you run your cameras in horizontal wells?

What do I receive after the inspection?

How long does an inspection take?

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