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About
Fire Protection ServiceFire SprinklersFire & Water Damage RestorationFire Protection Equipment Supplier
The Crisp-LaDew history extends exactly 81 years into the past where they started in 1933. Back then, Crisp-LaDew was able to install and maintain over 7,500 fire systems for several companies and businesses across the United States of America, although, most their popular clients are concentrated mostly in the state of Texas. They are proud that none of the buildings that they served were lost due to fire which proves how effective their fire protection systems are. The Crisp-LaDew history started when its then owner and founder, Wm.H.LaDew was able to secure his fire sprinkler’s operator license which at that time was only the fourth in the state of Texas, and a year after, he established the Crisp-LaDew agency.
Location
Crisp-Ladew Fire Protection Company
5201 Saunders Road, Fort Worth, TX
76119, United States
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- PRPaul RobertsFeb 18, 20225.0Great fire protection company
- BDBen delarosaSep 2, 20205.0Fast and friendly extinguisher inspection
- JHJackie HarrisJul 8, 20205.0Wow! What a very knowledgeable staff. They assisted us in getting our inspections passed with flying colors. Thanks guys!
- BTBritt ToddJan 11, 20185.0Almost 90 year old company is tried and true as the industry leader in fire protection. They wrote the book on fire sprinkler systems and all supporting services. Family owned and operated with strong principles and values.
- JOJohn Ogden-McKeeJun 30, 20161.0Absolute nightmare to work with, sent me an obviously incorrect invoice, when I refused to pay threatened to red tag the building, when I demanded a re-inspection because the first invoice was incorrect tried to charge me for the reinspection claiming that the fire heads were painted and I had a third-party clean them. They were never painted and it wasn't mentioned in the first report. As their compromise they tried to make me pay half of the reinspection invoice from their failure from the first inspection. They finally zeroed out the invoice and apologized but it took months and dragging a state fire marshal into the matter.