How orders usually start
Most jobs start with a stock check, a list of sizes and quantities, or a call about what can be cut, threaded, or grooved.
Wichita Falls Supply Counter
Pipe, valves, fittings, flanges, fencing, and shop prep.
Use the stock list to pull together sizes and quantities, then send one request for pricing, delivery, will-call pickup, or pipe prep.
- PVF stock
Carbon and stainless pipe, valves, fittings, flanges, gaskets, studs, and common hardware - Fencing materials
Posts, wire, gates, and yard stock for ranch, acreage, and repair work - Shop work
Cutting, threading, and grooving can be tied to the request from the start - Pickup or delivery
Will-call, local delivery, and job notes stay with the material list
PVFPipe, valves, fittings, flanges, gaskets, studs
FencePosts, wire, gates, and related stock
7:30–5Counter hours Monday through Friday
What to send with a request
Size, schedule or rating, quantity, needed-by date, delivery or pickup, and any cut, thread, or groove notes.
Stock List
Common lines customers ask for
These items show how a material list can be built before current stock and price are confirmed by the office.
Pickup and delivery
Use the request flow to note will-call pickup, local delivery, or freight needs before pricing is finalized.
Built for repeat work
Contractors, plant maintenance, fabrication shops, ranch buyers, and local crews can keep a cleaner material list in one place.
Service Lanes
Stock, shop work, and fulfillment
Pipe, valves, fittings, flanges, studs, and gaskets
Common PVF lines for maintenance, fab work, plant jobs, and everyday counter orders.
Posts, wire, gates, and property line material
Fence stock stays in the same request flow so bigger material lists are easier to review.
Cutting, threading, grooving, pickup, and route delivery
Notes on prep work and delivery can be sent with the item list instead of handled as a separate follow-up.