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1FP1st Fire ProtectionServices · LLC · Est. 2009
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About us

Built by technicians, not by acquisition.

1st Fire Protection Services started in 2009 with one truck in San Antonio. Seventeen years later we run ten Texas locations, and every one of them is still staffed by people who came up on the tools.

2009
Founded
300+
Yrs combined
10
Texas locations
Family
Owned & operated

One contractor, accountable for the whole system.

Most Texas buildings are protected by four vendors who never speak to each other. The sprinkler company doesn't know the alarm panel was replaced; the route tech doesn't report the blocked riser; the March deficiency is still open in November because nobody owns it.

We were built to close that gap: every system under one license and one dispatch desk, so the left hand always knows what the right hand did.

Which is why national accounts and single-site owners both use us, for the same reason: one contractor who is accountable for the whole life-safety scope.

Four commitments, on every job.

Code before opinionEvery recommendation cites the standard. If it isn't required, we say so.
Documented same dayReports filed before the truck is back at the yard.
Local crewsTen yards with their own trucks and parts. Nobody drives four hours to look at your valve.
Named peopleYou know your branch lead by name. No ticket queue.

The people who run each office.

Daniel RodriguezSan Antonio · HQInfo@1stfpservices.com
Eddie GreenWacowaco@1stfpservices.com
John EliasCollege Stationcollegestation@1stfpservices.com
Wesley DacusHoustonHouston@1stfpservices.com
Robert MontesCorpus Christirobert.montes@1stfpservices.com
Ari BimsteinLaredoLaredo@1stfpservices.com
Pete DesmondMcAllenMcallen@1stFPServices.com
Robert WilsonLubbocklubbock@1stfpservices.com
Buda bench & route serviceHydrotesting, recharges and route programs run out of a dedicated facility on Laws Rd.

How we grew.

2009San AntonioFounded as a service and inspection shop with one truck.
2014Austin & the ValleyBuda and McAllen open, extending coverage up I-35 and into the RGV.
2018Design brought in-houseHydraulic calculations, shop drawings and AHJ submittals move under our own roof.
2021Laredo & WacoBorder logistics and Central Texas industrial accounts get local crews.
2024Houston, College Station & LubbockStatewide coverage, with the extinguisher bench spun into its own division.
2026Corpus ChristiA tenth office puts crews on the Coastal Bend, from Kingsville up to Rockport.

Work with a contractor who owns the whole scope.

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