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A method for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation includes packer jack fracking the formation using a packer to form a packer fractured formation moving the packer to seal the packer fractured formation, and hydraulically fracturing the packer fractured formation by

A method for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation includes packer jack fracking the formation using a packer to form a packer fractured formation moving the packer to seal the packer fractured formation, and hydraulically fracturing the packer fractured formation by injecting a fracking fluid through the packer. These steps can then be repeated through successive intervals of the formation. To complete a new well, a perforated liner can be placed in the well bore to direct the fracking fluid into the packer fractured formation. To complete an existing or a new well having a cemented liner the packer jack fracking step can also be used to break apart the liner and form at least one opening to provide a flow path for the fracking fluid. A system includes a perforated liner and a packer configured to fracture and seal successive intervals.

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1. A method for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation comprising: installing a perforated liner in the well bore having a plurality of pre-formed openings therethrough;packer jack fracking a first interval in the formation and deforming the perforated liner into the f

1. A method for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation comprising: installing a perforated liner in the well bore having a plurality of pre-formed openings therethrough;packer jack fracking a first interval in the formation and deforming the perforated liner into the formation using a packer to form a first packer fractured formation having a plurality of packer jack fracs in contact with the perforated liner;deflating and moving the packer to a second interval in the formation;inflating the packer to seal the first packer fractured formation;hydraulically fracturing the first packer fractured formation by injecting a fracking fluid through the packer, through the openings in the perforated liner and into the packer jack fracs; andrepeating the packer jack fracking step, the deflating and moving the packer step, the inflating the packer step and the hydraulically fracturing step through successive intervals of the formation. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the inflating the packer step plastically deforms the perforated liner. 3. The method of claim 1 wherein the packer jack fracs include primary packer jack fracs and secondary packer jack fracs. 4. The method of claim 1 wherein the perforated liner includes hundreds of the openings per linear foot. 5. The method of claim 1 wherein the packer includes a plurality of grooves configured to provide a higher frictional force for anchoring the packer to the well bore or to the perforated liner. 6. The method of claim 1 wherein the inflating the packer to seal the first packer formation seals an up hole end of the packer fractured formation and further comprising sealing a downhole end of the packer fractured formation using a second packer. 7. A method for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation comprising: installing a perforated liner in the well bore having a plurality of pre-formed openings therethrough;installing a packer in the perforated liner at a first interval in the formation;packer jack fracking the first interval by deforming the perforated liner into the formation using the packer to define a first packer fractured formation having a plurality of packer jack fracs in contact with the perforated liner;deflating and moving the packer to a second interval in the formation;inflating the packer to plastically deform the perforated liner and seal the first packer fractured formation;hydraulically fracturing the first packer fractured formation by injecting a fracking fluid through the packer, through the openings in the perforated liner, and through the packer jack fracs to form a first hydraulically fractured formation; andpacker jack fracking the second interval using the packer to define a second packer fractured formation. 8. The method of claim 7 further comprising deflating and moving the packer to a third interval in the formation; inflating the packer to seal the second packer fractured formation; and hydraulically fracturing the second packer fractured formation by injecting the fracking fluid through the packer and the openings in the perforated liner to form a second hydraulically fractured formation. 9. The method of claim 7 further comprising repeating the deflating step, the inflating step, the hydraulically fracturing step and the packer jack fracturing step through a plurality of intervals. 10. The method of claim 7 further comprising sealing the first packer fractured formation using a second packer. 11. The method of claim 7 further comprising providing the packer with a plurality of grooves configured to increase a frictional force for anchoring the packer to the well bore or to the perforated liner. 12. A method for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation and a liner in cement in a well bore comprising: installing a packer in the liner at a first interval in the formation;breaking the liner proximate to the first interval using the packer to form at least one first opening through the liner and the cement to provide a first flow path into the first interval;packer jack fracking the first interval using the packer to define a first packer fractured formation;deflating and moving the packer to a second interval in the formation;inflating the packer to seal the first packer fractured formation;hydraulically fracturing the first packer fractured formation by injecting a fracking fluid through the packer to form a first hydraulically fractured formation;breaking the liner proximate to the second interval using the packer to form at least one second opening through the liner and the cement to provide a second flow path through the liner into the second interval; andpacker jack fracking the second interval using the packer to define a second packer fractured formation. 13. The method of claim 12 further comprising deflating and moving the packer to a third interval in the formation; inflating the packer to seal the second packer fractured formation; and hydraulically fracturing the second packer fractured formation by injecting the fracking fluid through the packer to form a second hydraulically fractured formation. 14. The method of claim 12 further comprising repeating the deflating step, the inflating step, the hydraulically fracturing step and the packer jack fracturing step through a plurality of intervals. 15. The method of claim 12 further comprising sealing the first packer fractured formation using a second packer. 16. The method of claim 12 further comprising providing the packer with a plurality of grooves configured to increase a frictional force for anchoring the packer. 17. A system for fracking and completing a well having a well bore through a formation comprising: a perforated liner configured for placement in the well bore having a plurality of pre-formed openings therethrough; anda packer in the perforated liner configured to deform the perforated liner and exert a mechanical jacking force on the formation and to packer jack frack and seal successive intervals in the formation, the packer comprising an inflatable element having a plurality of plies of reinforcing and an outer member having a plurality of grooves configured to increase a frictional force for anchoring the packer. 18. The system of claim 17 further comprising a second packer spaced from the packer and configured to seal the perforated liner during the packer jack frack. 19. The system of claim 18 further comprising a tubular having at least one slot attaching the second packer to the first packer. 20. The system of claim 19 wherein a diameter of the openings is ⅛ inch to ¾ inches and a density of the openings is less than 500 openings per linear foot.