ISP Contracting, LLC.
Drywall Contractor · Odessa, TX
About
ISP Contracting, LLC runs insulation and scaffolding work from their spot in Odessa, Texas. They handle insulation on mechanical systems for commercial, industrial, and oil and gas jobs across the Permian Basin. Their scaffolding side covers erection, dismantling, and rentals. Additional services include heat tracing for management systems, fireproofing as certified installers for intumescent brands, spray foam insulation with free consultations on the right type, and refractory work that includes engineering, design, and fabrication of removable or reusable systems. They operate as a full service outfit licensed in Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado.
Customers mention concrete problems with scaffolding rentals in the feedback that exists. One account described missing parts on the first rental and no answer on the phone when told to drive two hours to pick up what was needed. That lines up with rental service gaps where parts do not show up complete and follow up calls go unanswered.
The company keeps its focus on the Permian Basin with those state licenses in place for jobs that come up. They list a phone number for direct contact and note they can add licenses if a project requires it in new spots. Service details stay tied to the insulation and scaffolding needs they list on their site, with no other hours or response times spelled out beyond what callers get when they reach out.
Their Google rating sits at 4.3 from zero reviews listed there, while the one customer note available highlights missing rental parts and phone issues. Themes in that feedback center on incomplete scaffold deliveries and communication drops during the rental process.
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What Customers Say
“Horrible service first time we rented we were missing parts and today they won’t answer the phone after telling us to drive 2 hrs to pick up”
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