Abstract: A well servicing apparatus and method which facilitates servicing of a well without removal of the wellhead equipment, production tubing, or pump drive rod. One embodiment of the invention allows flexible tubing to be inserted into the production tubing string of a well. Fluid can then be pumped through the flexible tubing for purposes such as removing sand from the production tubing string. Another embodiment of the invention allows flexible tubing to be inserted into either the production tubing string or well casing or both. Fluid can then be pumped through the flexible tubing for purposes such as removing sand from either the production tubing string or well casing.

Abstract: In accordance with a method of servicing a well there is provided a casing spool having an endless tubing access port. The endless tubing access port has a feed passage that extends toward the first end and outwardly from the body. The feed passage terminates in a flow control valve. Endless tubing is extended through the endless tubing access port while a tubing hanger is still in position supporting a tubing string. The endless tubing passes along the central flow passage beside the tubing string. Fluids are then pumped through the endless tubing to promote circulation within the well.