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Since 1960, Dade Pump and Supply Company has provided courteous, professional service to South Florida and the Caribbean. Our staff of committed professionals has over 150 years of combined experience in the electric motor and pump industry.
In our many years of business, we have acquired the tools of the trade to make your choices easier. Our facility is equipped with all the appropriate equipment as well as a large inventory of replacement parts to keep your downtime to a minimum. We can also custom build and assemble specific pumps to fit your unique requirements. You provide us with the specifics and we will provide you with the pump motor solution.
Year Established | 1969 |
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Business Categories | Electrical, Engineers in Miami, FL |
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