Geoprobe Systems®

Honored to be selected for inclusion in this program! #madeinkansas

Seeking a new opportunity to apply your mechanical skills in a clean shop surrounded by teammates eager to help you succeed? Then come learn where you can grow your skills and take pride in building cool things. Explore our open positions and plan to attend the career fair Thursday, July 18: https://ow.ly/hzCI50SzahG

We're growing our service team, again! Our NEW Hickory, North Carolina, service center is officially open for business. Todd's been with Team Geoprobe® for more than 24 years, and Trevin has supported drilling equipment for 15 years, especially Schramm rigs in a multi-state region surrounding North Carolina. They've already helped a few folks out while setting up shop, but now are ready to take your calls! Learn more: https://ow.ly/L3yy50Sy4n6

Enjoy a memorable Fourth of July. We’re taking time to celebrate with our friends and family, but we’ll be back to serve you Friday, July 5.

While you’re gathering up supplies for a fun Fourth of July, don’t forget to stock up on your Geoprobe® gear. We will be closed July 4 to observe Independence Day.

These rigs are headed out of headquarters in Salina, Kansas, hot on the trail to their new homes. Drillers will be glad for new #3126GT and #7822DT to make their jobs faster, easier, and safer....especially in these temps!

Donnie was down in Alabama last week setting customers up for success on a DM450 startup. This rig will be focused on wireline core sampling for the mine. Read how one customer leverages the efficiency of their DM250 for exploration and dewatering their mine: https://ow.ly/BumV50Shs59

Lee and Troy are on the road letting drill crews try out the new 4.25 HSA Continuous Sampler. Learn more about how this new tooling option leads to more precise sampling: https://ow.ly/ewyG50S4uXg

Our offices are closed today so we may take time to honor and remember those who sacrificed their lives in service to our country. We’ll be back to serve you Tuesday, May 28.

We know you’re busy putting holes in the ground, but don’t forget we’ll be closed May 27 to observe Memorial Day.