Give Precision Geophysical a call on your next seismic job.
  • Marcellus * Utica * Shale”
  • 3D and 2D Surveys.
  • Shothole and vibroseis.
  • Proven technology helps you reduce risk and improve your success rate.
  • State of the art equipment - 24 bit recording.
  • Aram Aries - 1,000s of channels available.
  • Personalized service and fast turnaround.
  • Quality service begins with dedicated people.
  • Two crews to serve the seismic needs of Appalachain Basin producers in Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan,
    New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennesse and West Virginia.
  • Put our 20 years of experience in the Appalachian Basin to work on your next seismic project.
  • All Employees are HSE trained per OSHA standards and have been Trained in CPR.
  • Tired of waiting on your seismic? Call Precision Geophysical, we'll get it done in a timely fashion.

Products

Products
  • CT-32 Close Tolerance Geophones
  • Aram Aries Recording
  • Force-Two Vib Electronics
  • Linear,Non-Linear Custom Sweeps Available
  • Post Sweep Reports
  • Phase Error,Force Output,GPS,
    QC Information
  • Boombox For Dynamite - GPS

Services

Services
  • 3D Seismic
  • 2D Seismic
  • Permitting
  • Survey
  • Recording – Aram Aries
  • Clean Up
  • Northeast United States

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Safety
  • Safety First
  • First Aid
  • All Employees Osha Training
  • All Employees Advance CPR
  • Safe Driving
  • Drug and Alcohol Policy
  • Eap Plan

Precision Geophysical, Inc

Contact:
Steven McCrossin
Millersburg,
Ohio 44654
Phone: 330-674-2198

Latest News

Marcellus Hydraulic Fracturing Powered By Natural Gas

Cabot and Apache use dual fuel technology to reduce diesel needs.

Next Generation To Acquire Lease In West Virginia

The most notable geological features of this region are the Lower Huron (Devonian) shale at a relatively shallow drill depth (3200 to 5000 feet) and Marcellus shale, with Utica shale lying at deeper levels underneath.

Southwestern Energy Closes Marcellus Acquisition

The properties were acquired from Chesapeake Energy Corp. (NYSE: CHK) and its partner for approximately $93 million, excluding purchase price adjustments.

Industry Revenue Model Suggests Good Times Ahead For Operators

Drilling efficiency, in tandem with a move to pad drilling, generates higher well counts with little change in rig input.

Aquatech Creates Leading Water Management Services Network For Appalachian Producers Through Acquisition

The Aquatech acquisition will immediately expand the network from three to five central water management facilities located in Franklin, Josephine, Creekside, Rouseville and Tioga, establishing an "end-to-end" network for producers in the Marcellus and Utica shale region.

EQT To Acquire Additional Marcellus Assets

The acreage includes 67,000 Marcellus acres and 32,000 dry Utica acres.

Apollo Global Management and Apex Energy Announce Appalachian Partnership

Apex is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based oil and gas company focused on developing unconventional assets in the Appalachian Basin.

Updated: Top 12 I.P. Wells in the Marcellus Shale

Southwestern Energy Announces Acquisition Of Marcellus Props

Current net production from these properties is approximately 2 MMcf per day from 17 gross wells (1.2 net wells).

Expanding, Building And Investing In The Future

Expanding, Building And Investing In The Future

Cabot Is Content To Concentrate On Gas

Howard Weil report expects Marcellus production growth to continue.

As Number of Wells Decreases, Marcellus Gas Production Skyrockets

Despite a startling drop in the number of new gas wells operating in Pennsylvania, natural gas production blasted off in 2012, increasing more than 69% to 6.1 billion cubic feet per day.

DUG East 2012: DUG Out with Microseismic

DUG East 2012: DUG Out with Magnum

DUG East 2012: DUG Out with D.A. Nolt

DUG East 2012: DUG Out with Ambridge

DUG East 2012: DUG Out with New Pig

Anatomy of Marcellus Shale

This infographic takes a look at how the shale was formed, some of its key characteristics, and the techniques used to extract the gas.

Chart: Appalachian Basin Rig Count As Of May 13, 2013

New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia

Appalachian Basin Production, Jan 2008 to Feb 2012

West Virginia Rig Count, Monthly Chart, May 2012

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