Total Frac Solutions is built around the parts of completions that shape how the job actually runs.
Every pad gets a tailored plan built before equipment leaves the yard — so what hits location is predictable, repeatable, and ready to scale. From chaos to control, before the first truck rolls.
Tight pad spacing. Hub-and-spoke. Extended-trunkline runs. Simul and trimul operations.
More coordinated rig-ups. Fewer interruptions.
We optimize how pressure control fits into the operation — well spacing, equipment flow, and the bottlenecks that start costing time once pumping begins.
If your layout's solid, you'll know. If it isn't, you'll see exactly where it costs you — before it costs you.
Get a pad reviewOur pre-pad process is the most robust in the pressure control space. Five steps, every pad, no exceptions.
Most vendors plan for solely their equipment. We don't.
Simplify the front end, and the back end scales without chaos.
We pull up your layout and walk it the way the job will run.
We identify bottlenecks and offer solutions tailored to your performance goals. Never again will an equipment or planning failure on pad leave you wishing you should have seen that problem earlier. That is our role.
No fluff. No sales script. You leave with a clearer picture of how the job is likely to perform before pumping begins.
In 2025, TFS helped an operator set the Permian continuous-pumping record — 273.7 hours, 24/7, eleven days straight. Pumping never shut down.
That result didn't come from one piece of equipment.
Compartmentalized pumping zones. Isolated testing. Pressure control engineered to stay in service for the full program.
Operators' goals may change — but the approach scales to every spread you'd add.
Everything at TFS is built around one thing: frac stack operations. Not wellheads. Not drill-out. Not well testing. No diluted priorities pulling focus off your pad.
We don't sub-rent third-party pressure control inside a broader services package. We own the relationship end to end — from manufacturing support to field execution. That model dilutes accountability the moment the iron has a problem.
Simpler communication. Fewer handoffs. More scale.
Our pressure control systems are backed by an exclusive partnership with Worldwide Oilfield Machine (WOM), the OEM behind the Magnum SP®.
We manufacture. We don't rent.
With the latest generation of valve technology, most pressure-control companies rely on third-party manufacturing. TFS operates differently.
Through our exclusive partnership with Worldwide Oilfield Machine (WOM), field performance, repair, engineering, and manufacturing stay connected inside the same operational loop.
Every runtime hour. Every field configuration. Every repair. Every operational learning feeds directly back into the next generation of equipment and execution planning.
That cycle compounds over time — creating simpler systems, faster iteration, lower cost per repaired valve, and pressure control built around how frac operations perform in the field.
Renters can't run this loop. They wait in line behind every other customer of the OEM.
Our goal is to deliver operational learnings that drive measurable performance gains on pad.
Built around the work, not the map.
TFS is headquartered in Texas and built in the Permian, but our model is not limited to one basin. We support operators where pressure-control execution demands planning discipline, reliable equipment, and a crew that can manage complexity without lowering the standard.
Pressure control used to mean grease schedules, frac watch, and a 24/7 service tech to optimize maintenance.
The Magnum SP® changed that.
The most proven greaseless gate valve in the industry, paired with pre-pad planning capabilities built specifically for frac operations. A combination you'll only find at TFS.