Build To Your Spec

Custom Builds

When a job falls outside a standard configuration, we build to your specification and source the components to match, at our Whitesboro, Texas shop.

Why Custom

Built To Your Specification Not A Standard Configuration

Build to specification means the equipment is built around your operation instead of a catalog configuration. You give us the tank sizes, the mounting, the components, and how the unit needs to run on location, and we build to that specification instead of asking you to fit a standard model.

Our standard RCM cementer configurations cover most jobs and are the fastest path to a finished unit. See New Cementer Builds for those four configurations. When a job falls outside them, whether that is a different mounting arrangement, a different capacity, or a component we do not normally carry, this is where that work happens.

If your operation already runs a certain pump, engine, or hydraulic brand and you want your new build to match it, we can usually source that component even when it is not one we stock ourselves. Ask us before assuming a brand is off the table.

What A Custom Build Can Include

  • Non standard tank sizes and mounting arrangements
  • Components matched to a brand you already run
  • Sourced parts we do not normally stock
  • A build paired with a tear down and rebuild, see Equipment Refurbishment
  • One-off configurations built from your drawings or description
The Work

What A Custom Build Looks Like

Four things that set custom work apart from an off the shelf configuration.

Built From Your Specification

Send us drawings, a written description, or an existing unit to match, and we build to that specification instead of a standard model.

Any Brand You Already Run

If your fleet already runs a certain pump, engine, or hydraulic brand, we build around it, sourcing components we do not normally stock so your new unit matches what you already know.

Fabricated In House

Frames, tanks, and mounting are fabricated at our Whitesboro shop, not farmed out, so a non standard build gets the same shop oversight as a standard one.

Paired With A Rebuild

A custom build can start from your own chassis instead of new steel. See Equipment Refurbishment for tear down and rebuild work paired with a custom specification.

The Process

How It Works

1

Tell Us The Specification

Give us the drawings, dimensions, brand preferences, or an existing unit to match.

2

We Source Or Fabricate What Is Needed

We build components in house or source the ones we do not stock, including brands we do not normally carry.

3

We Build And Test

The unit goes together at our shop and gets a full run through before it leaves for your location.

Ready To Build To Your Specification?

Tell us what you need, including any brand you want to match, and we will put together a quote built around your operation.

Why Choose Us

Why Trust Us With A Custom Build

One Shop From Start To Finish

A custom build is handled at our Whitesboro, Texas facility from specification to final test, not farmed out between shops.

We Source What We Do Not Stock

We have connections across the oilfield, so even a brand or component we do not normally carry can usually still be sourced for your build.

Match Your Existing Fleet

Build around a brand you already run so parts and service stay consistent across your equipment instead of adding a one-off.

Combine With A Rebuild

Already have a platform? We can tear it down and build a custom system on it instead of starting from new steel. See Equipment Refurbishment.

Parts For What You Build

Once your custom unit is running, we carry expendables and parts for the pumps and systems we build with. See Parts Sourcing.

Built To SpecEvery Custom Build
Any BrandSourced On Request
In-HouseFabrication
Whitesboro, TXBuilt On-Site
Questions?

Custom Build FAQ

Any unit built to your own specification instead of one of our standard RCM cementer configurations. That can mean a different tank size, a different mounting arrangement, a different brand of component, or a combination of all three.

Usually, yes. We have connections across the oilfield, so even if a component is not one we stock or install by default, we can typically still source it for a custom job. Ask us before assuming a brand is off the table.

Yes. We can tear down an existing unit and build the custom system on your old chassis instead of starting from new steel. Visit our Equipment Refurbishment page for that option.

Drawings help, but they are not required. A written description, a set of dimensions, or an existing unit you want matched is enough for us to start putting together a specification and a quote.

Use the request form on this page and describe what you need, including any brand you want matched. We will follow up with pricing and timeline for your specification.

Get Started

Talk To Us About Your Build

Whatever the specification, we will help you build it right.