Sami Hayek began working on rigs in Fort Nelson.
Incorporated Pitbull Trucking Ltd. (later renamed Pitbull Energy Services Inc.).
Purchased the first vacuum truck and worked as an owner-operator across Western Canada.
Purchased the second truck and hired the first employee.
Expanded to six vacuum and water trucks.
Launched the invert cuttings control system service line.
Pitbull’s fleet reached 25 units.
Developed and deployed the ISCD (Integrated Shale Cuttings Dryer).
Expanded the fleet to 40 units.
Rapid growth increased the fleet to 70 units.
Added semi-vac and end dump service lines.
•Opened SATO Canada Inc. training center.
•Introduced the boiler service line.
Opened a shop in Fort McMurray.
The fleet grew to 120 units, with approximately 300 employees.
Acquired pressure truck and hot oiler assets from Millennium Energy Services.
Acquired Viper Industrial Cleaning Services, expanding Pitbull’s fleet to 175 units.
Pitbull experiences further growth and welcomes Dan Gallager as President.
Sami started working on rigs in Fort Nelson
Incorporated Pitbull Trucking Ltd. (later changed to Pitbull Energy Services Inc.)
Bought first vac truck and worked as owner-operator across Western Canada
Bought second truck and hired first employee
Increased to 6 vac and water trucks
Started invert cuttings control system service line
Pitbull’s fleet hits 25 units
Developed and deployed ISCD integrated shale cuttings dryer
The fleet of equipment grows to 40 units
Rapid growth leads to 70 units in Pitbull’s fleet of equipment
Added semi-vac and end dump service lines
Opened SATO Canada Inc. training centre
Started boiler service line
Opened shop in Fort McMurray
100+ units and approximately 300 employees
