Drilling Services
Rise Drilling runs shallow, deep, and high-pressure wells with rigs matched to the depth, formation, and pressure the job demands.
01 — 1,500' – 5,000'
From 1,500' to 5,000' depths with precision and expertise.
Shallow programs are run with the same crews, the same oversight, and the same pressure-control discipline as our deeper work. Rig selection is matched to the program rather than to whatever is closest to the yard.
02 — Up to 12,000' TD
Drilling capabilities up to 12,000' total depth.
Rig #4 is rated to 15,000' with 4 1/2" drill pipe, and the fleet carries the drawworks, mast, and pump capacity required for deep programs. Total depth capability across the fleet reaches 12,000'.
03 — Up to 10M BOP stacks
Specialized expertise in high-pressure and challenging formations.
Our crews are BOP certified and trained to work high-pressure conditions. Rig #4 carries an 11" 10M double ram BOP with an 11" 5M annular; the balance of the fleet runs 11" 5M double BOP and annular arrangements with accumulator control.
04 — Continuous operations
Rigs and crews staffed for continuous rotary drilling operations.
Rigs #3, #4, and #17 are configured as 24-hour rotary drilling rigs, with toolpusher and crew quarters supported in the field on Rig #19.
Rig Selection
| Rig | Configuration | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Rig #3 | 24-Hour Rotary Drilling Rig | Rated to 11,000' with 4 1/2" drill pipe |
| Rig #4 | 24-Hour Rotary Drilling Rig | Rated to 15,000' with 4 1/2" drill pipe |
| Rig #16 | Heavy-Duty Drilling Rig | 850 HP drawworks with advanced capabilities |
| Rig #17 | 24-Hour Rotary Drilling Rig | Rated to 8,500' with modern equipment |
| Rig #18 | 550 HP Drilling Rig | Frank 96' rig with enhanced capabilities |
| Rig #19 | 750 HP Drilling Rig | Designed for depths up to 10,000 feet |
Pressure Control
High-pressure work is a discipline, not a line item. Every crew on a Rise rig is BOP certified and trained to handle high-pressure conditions with precision and care.
Safety ProgramSend us the program — location, depth, spud window, and well type. You will talk to the people who run the rigs.
