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A licensed professional should inspect fire extinguishers at least once a year. We will perform a 13 Point Inspection on each extinguisher and inform you of any deficiencies, which must be fixed before we tag the extinguisher. Some fixes include recharges, refills, six-year maintenance, and hydro-static testing.
The certification tags on your fire extinguishers expire one year from the month and year punched on the tag. Automatic fire suppression systems expire 6 months from the date punched on the system tag. This tag provides proof that your equipment was serviced to code by a certified technician if you are inspected by the fire marshal, your local authority or insurance company.
The type, size and condition of your fire extinguisher determine the service cost. More chemical is needed for larger units, which increases the price. Our SWAP program offers you a convenient and affordable option to exchange your defective unit with a certified, refurbished one in a single visit.
No, you can save about half the cost by servicing your extinguisher instead of buying a new one. Plus, you need a tag for any new extinguisher to comply with local and state laws. Our fire extinguishers have a one-year warranty, a wall mount and a valid tag for one year. You can also keep your fire extinguisher if we ever need to service it and refill it. Some extinguishers in stores are disposable and cannot be reserviced. You must discard them and get a new one.
The lifespan of extinguishers is usually 10-12 years. They do not have a fixed "expiration date," but they can deteriorate over time and need some corrective actions. These actions may include recharges, refills, six-year maintenance, and hydro-static testing.
We cannot accommodate walk-in customers at our office, but we can come to your location at a time that suits you best. This way, we can also perform an onsite inspection of your fire extinguishers, which is usually a mandatory requirement by the fire marshal and insurance companies. They need to verify that there are no obstructions that could prevent you from accessing your fire extinguishers in case of an emergency.