OVER 53 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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Innovative Design.

Complexity Mastered.

Mind Eased.

Process equipment supply company

Superior Solutions for Customers

We Don't Just Deliver Equipment -

We Deliver Value

In an industry that holds countless variables in manufacturing equipment to its complexities, PESCO knows how to deliver peace of mind. With over 53 years of experience, we take the stress out of ordering and transform it into a seamless process with pristine results


Our team genuinely knows what they’re doing, and have such an expansive experience base that it takes all the worry away from the process. With the PESCO team, you’re guaranteed to receive unparalleled products, long-term customer care, and all without the effort and stress

We deliver much more than just equipment.

We deliver reliability, ease, and superior products.

our Expertise

Superior Solutions for Customers

Design

PESCO has an extensive in-house engineering capability, providing solutions to our customers from initial concept to equipment design.

Manufacturing

Process Equipment & Service Company, Inc. (PESCO) has the knowledge and experience to meet the exacting dehydration requirements of today’s oil and gas producers.

Service

Our on-site installation, startup, and operational support personnel are led by highly qualified Field Service personnel, backed up by our expert Technical Sales Representatives.

  • Service

    QUALITY.


  • PESCO

    EASE.


  • PESCO team

    RELIABILITY.


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By Deb Nava 30 Apr, 2024
Brothers at the Helm: Steering PESCO into the Future of Oil and Gas In the heart of small-town America, where the spirit of community and innovation runs deep, are Kyle and Jim Rhodes, two brothers making an impact in the oil and gas industry. At the heart of their journey is Process Equipment & Service Company (PESCO), a forerunner of engineering excellence and a testament to the legacy of a family's dream to create career paths and provide solutions in the energy sector. A Legacy Forged by Values Founded in 1970 by Ed and Mary Lou Rhodes, PESCO began as a humble venture with a grand vision: to be a cornerstone of the Four Corners community, offering superior products, and fostering a work environment that felt more like a family— like the community they’d come from. Over fifty years on, it’s evident that PESCO has evolved to exceed those expectations, becoming the industry leader in the oil and gas sector renowned for its innovative solutions in production equipment design and manufacturing. PESCO's success is driven by a commitment to integrity, mutual respect, trust, and excellence. These values guide the company at every level, ensuring transparent processes, fair pricing, and a dedication to delivering on promises made to its customers. Innovation Through Leadership In carrying on the legacy of their parents, Kyle and Jim have taken the helm with an outlook that embraces tradition and innovation. Under their leadership, PESCO is thriving. They lead with a blend of respect for the company's rich history and a dynamic, forward-thinking strategy that aims to adapt and grow with the industry. By focusing on both the development of cutting-edge solutions while maintaining the rock-solid quality and reliability their equipment is known for, PESCO remains at the forefront of technological advancements while also prioritizing sustainability and efficiency efforts. A Vision for the Future Kyle and Jim are aiming to do more than sustain PESCO's legacy; they are determined to expand its impact for years to come. Their vision is to not only provide continuous improvement of the company's offerings but also a renewed commitment to the community that has been the backbone of their success. As they invest in the next generation of engineers, designers, and technicians they’re laying the groundwork for a future where PESCO continues to lead and innovate in the oil and gas industry, while continuing to provide that family-like work environment that started it all.  A Call to Action The story of PESCO under the stewardship of Kyle and Jim is more than an inspiring narrative; it's a call to action. It’s about recognizing the potential of leadership that is grounded in traditional values, driven by innovation, and committed to excellence. As the industry faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities, partnering with companies like PESCO is essential for navigating the path forward with integrity. As the Rhodes brothers steer their family's company into the future, their journey is exemplary for those aspiring to make a meaningful impact in their communities and the oil and gas industry.
By Deb Nava 30 Apr, 2024
Leading Industry Culture Toward Integrity Amidst the hum of machinery and the hard work of engineers exists a cultural underpinning that propels daily operations forward at PESCO. As leading producers of oil and gas industry production equipment, what sets PESCO apart isn't just their innovative technology or extensive experience; it's their deeply ingrained cultural values that drive every aspect of their business from their initial contact with a customer to their design and engineering to the final delivery of a product. PESCO's values of excellence, integrity, trust and mutual respect extend beyond the walls of their reception area; they're guiding principles that shapes their marketplace relationships to be professional with a personal touch. With more than fifty years committed to excellence, PESCO delivers nothing short of the best to its clients. This commitment is evident in every piece of equipment manufactured, meticulously crafted to withstand the demanding conditions of the energy industry. Moreover, their dedication to integrity ensures that every interaction, whether with clients or within the company itself, is characterized by honesty and transparency. This integrity forms the foundation of trust upon which PESCO's relationships are built, fostering long-term partnerships based on mutual respect and reliability. This foundation sets a standard for conduct that is uplifting to the company and the greater community. Aligned closely with the needs of the oil and gas industry, PESCO's goals mirror the industry's pursuit of efficiency, safety, and sustainability. By prioritizing innovation, PESCO seeks out technologies and methodologies that enhance the performance and reduce environmental impact of their equipment without sacrificing the performance or reliability their equipment is known for. As a testament to their commitment to excellence and innovation, PESCO offers a range of services that ensure quality and reliability are matched with their dedication to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the industry. With a team of seasoned experts leading the way, PESCO combines decades of experience with a forward-thinking approach to deliver solutions that exceed expectations, But perhaps most importantly, PESCO's culture embodies integrity and respect - for the oil and gas industry, for the environment, and for the communities in which they operate. By embracing diversity amongst their employees, PESCO fosters a collaborative environment where a variety of voices are valued and heard, driving creativity and innovation forward. Recognizing the strength they embody by cultivating a culture like this is what it means to be part of the PESCO brand.
By Jess Robertson 28 Feb, 2024
Limitless Power From Dirt Microbial Fuel Cells are not a new idea. The concept of harvesting and harnessing power from the microbial activity found in dirt has been around for decades. But with the idea has also come a fair share of problems. From high cost and low energy output to reliability and efficiency, MFCs haven’t been a big player in the energy game. But with recent research - and success - a dirt-powered battery may just be plausible in our future.  Where Persistence Pays Off At Northwestern University, MFCs might have finally earned their spot in the limelight. Researcher and developer Bill Yen said alumni were motivated to create a decentralized network of devices that didn’t rely on Lithium batteries, heavy metals, or other toxins that pose a threat to the environment. By utilizing the microbial activity in dirt one can efficiently capture and harness a small amount of power that can be used in lower-power operations and applications. This makes MFCs ideal for tasks involved in farming. Where traditional MFCs struggled to work in overly wet areas or too dry climates, there was also the factor of adequate sunlight, debris complications, and power output. In a standard MFC model, the anode and cathode run parallel to each other. Because of this setup, debris can obstruct operations. But instead, the Northwestern team ran their model perpendicularly. This placed the power-generated elements buried in the dirt and kept the cap above ground to continue the oxygenation required for electricity generation, minimizing debris interference. Essentially this vertical design guarantees that everything is in its designated place, no debris can enter the device, and it can continue to function in dryer soils and even in flooding. And what’s more? Northwestern’s new design not only generated enough power, but generated 68 times as much power as needed to run its sensor - those are good odds. Where can we use it? This new MFC could potentially play an exciting role in the agriculture realm. The agricultural industries could greatly benefit from small sensors that could monitor activity (like water output, soil temp, etc.) in order to maximize efficiency. These would increase productivity and output. As of right now, implementing an MFC sensor system has proved difficult. From the sheer amount of devices installed, to the time it takes to change and check batteries, to the unreliable feedback, it’s not a viable investment for farmers. But with Northwestern’s new MFCs, all of these problems could be solved. With its small design, it’s not only feasible to install these throughout acres of crops, but it’s very realistic to see how they could reliably transfer and monitor data during a variety of weather conditions, making crop production more efficient and predictable. The best news? The cost. In the past, MFCs have been counterintuitive due to their high cost. But now? Northwestern built their entire unit out of parts from the hardware store. Cost is now no longer a huge factor in the MFC game. With a new design and a few tweaks to an old method, these new MFCs may just be the next phase in farming. Keep A Look Out So keep a lookout for MFCs and how they’ll play a part in tomorrow’s energy game. With the potential to capture almost limitless energy from dirt, it’s an exciting new avenue with lots of potential and few, if any, risks. That’s something we can all be excited about.
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