Welcome to Yoder Oilfield Services

Yoder Oil Field Services provides a full range of on the site excavation services for the Ohio gas and oil  industries. Whether your company needs service roads installed, site preparation, gravel placement, or other excavations services we have you covered.

Oil well drilling and gas well drilling in the Marcellus shale Ohio region is picking up fast. Don’t miss out on your chance for the best Ohio excavation prices around.

Our crews our highly experienced construction laborers and operators. With our full range of excavation equipment such as dozers, excavators, dump trucks, and more we can provide the services required to prepare, maintain, and clean up any Ohio oil field.

 

	Call us today for an estimate on your next Ohio site preparation job! (330)621-2011 or (330)231-4282

 

 Oil Field Ohio Advice
Water Testing

Before allowing Marcellus Shale gas extraction on their land, property owners should spell out, in the lease agreement to drill, what kind of water testing is done before — and after — drilling.

Potential aftereffects of hydraulic fracking, a method of pumping pressurized water and other chemicals through shale to “fracture” the rock and extract the natural methane gas, has some questioning the safety of water supplies.

To ensure water supply safety, a Penn State extension educator believes in the importance of outlining, in the drilling lease, when water is tested, to ensure against potentially dangerous pollutants. In the fracking process, wastewater is generated and must be removed from the drill site.

 Spend Gas Well Money Wisely

“Are there too many zeroes behind that number?”

It’s a question Penn State Cooperative Extension educator Robin Kuleck stopped asking — wondering if that $200,000 natural gas lease she was reviewing was really supposed to read $20,000, or maybe just $2,000 — after she learned the potential income behind natural gas leases in the Keystone State.

That potential is huge; massive Marcellus shale deposits chock full of natural gas pockets cover an eastern swath of Ohio, two-thirds of Pennsylvania and nearly all of West Virginia, giving landowners a chance to cash in big time.

Extension specialists warned farmers at last week’s Ag Progress Days in Rock Springs, Pa., to double- or triple-check a lease before signing, and to manage the income or royalties wisely.

“People spend a lot of time figuring the terms of the lease and doing research, and you should put the same amount of time into the next important step, managing the income you’ll have wisely,” Dave Messersmith added.

Messersmith said he’s heard many stories of farmers getting a huge gas well paycheck in the mail, then not being sure how to spend it or manage it wisely, he said.

Worse yet, he said, are the farmers who spend money they’re promised that never comes, then get stuck with bigger debts and headaches.

“Learn to live with your deal,” Messersmith warns. “You signed [the lease] and even if you hear of the neighbor getting more, it’s a done deal.”

“People spend a lot of time figuring the terms of the lease and doing research, and you should put the same amount of time into the next important step, managing the income you’ll have wisely.”

We cover the entire state of Ohio and the Marcellus shale Ohio region!

The Marcellus shale Ohio region is filled with areas that will need Ohio site preparation experts like Yoder Oilfield Services. Ohio Oil field services should be handled with quality, speed, and customer service in mind.

Yoder Oil Field Services

7391 County Road 203
Millersburg, Ohio 44654
(330) 621-2011  or (330)231-4282 Phone
(330) 674-3365 Fax

Ohio excavation in the Marcellus Shale Ohio region where oil well drilling
and gas well drilling sites are appearing everywhere, Ohio site preparation is vital
due to the many types of weather we experience. When people think “oil field Ohio” a picture of a muddy, cold, damp, and wet environment comes to their mind.

Ohio excavation is vital due the extreme climate changes Ohio experiences.
Solid roads and pads are a necessity to keep operations running. If you can’t
get your equipment in and out to commence oil well drilling or gas well drilling,
then money and time is lost. Ohio site preparation is an art in itself. Knowing
the ground and how to work it is key. A key that Yoder Oilfield Services possesses.

The Marcellus Shale Ohio region, more specifically an Ohio oilfield, should have a firm relationship with a top Ohio oil field services provider to ensure proper production. Oil Marcellus Ohio, gas Marcellus Ohio, Oil well drilling, and Marcellus Shale Ohio are becoming terms commonly seen in newspapers.

Don’t let your Ohio gas and oil well drilling in an Ohio oilfield become
bad news. Call us today!

We have the manpower and equipment to suit any Ohio oilfield!!

 

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Ohio Gas and Oil Article of the Week

COLUMBUS OHIO — Recognizing the importance of providing accurate information regarding shale development in Ohio, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Mineral Resources Management launched an enhanced oil and gas Web page that focuses on shale development.

The site can be viewed at ohiodnr.com under “ODNR Links” at the top left of the page.
Content

The department’s shale development Web page features topics related to exploration in the Marcellus and Utica formations, along with fact sheets on hydraulic fracturing, drilling wastewater and well site safety. The Web page is regularly updated and new fact sheets, such as shale geology and deep injection well disposal, are planned.

Visitors to the site can also view several relevant reports including the recently released positive review regarding Ohio’s drilling regulations as they pertain to shale development. The report by the State Review of Oil and Natural Gas Environmental Regulations was compiled by an independent review team.
Report

The complete report may be viewed by using the link provided on the Shale Development Web page. The new shale page uses a variety of links to related websites which can help visitors learn even more about shale exploration and production, oil and gas drilling, Ohio’s regulatory framework and related mineral extraction issues.

The ODNR Division of Mineral Resources Management provides for the safe and environmentally sound development of mineral and fossil fuel extraction sites. For more information, visit ohiodnr.com/mineral.