Trust City Fire to Meet All Your South Florida Fire Extinguisher Needs
Fire Extinguisher Sales & Service- Testing, Refill & Recharge
A fire extinguisher is one of your most basic fire safety tools. Keeping fire extinguishers in key strategic points around your property gives you the ability to extinguish small fires at their source, before they have the chance to become big fires. City Fire Inc. offers an impressive selection of fire extinguishers to suit your specific needs. We also offer fire extinguisher inspection and servicing as well. We will test your fire extinguisher and refill your fire extinguishers with the appropriate material for your extinguisher.
The National Fire Protection Agency requires that your fire extinguishers be inspected and maintained regularly to make sure they will work when you need them. City Fire is fully licensed and certified to perform all inspection and maintenance services you need to protect your property.
Trust City Fire for fire extinguisher:
- Sales
- Inspection
- Testing
- Recharging
Whether your are a business or homeowner, we welcome you to visit our sales and service center for any of these services. We also offer on-site service and delivery to our commercial, government and institutional clients. We are always happy to answer your fire safety questions. Give us a call at (954) 987-1338 to speak with us about your property’s fire extinguisher needs.
City Fire is a company you can trust.
Trust is an important word for us. We have decades of training and experience, and we take providing top notch fire safety services in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties very seriously. We want to make sure you:
Trust our people
- Trust our pricing
- Trust our products
Fire Extinguisher FAQs
Most households typically need a multipurpose fire extinguisher labeled as “ABC.” These extinguishers are effective against three common types of fires: Class A fires (involving ordinary combustibles like wood and paper), Class B fires (involving flammable liquids like grease and gasoline), and Class C fires (involving electrical equipment). This type of fire extinguisher provides versatile protection for various fire scenarios that can occur in a home. It’s important to place the extinguisher in a readily accessible location, regularly inspect it, and ensure that household members know how to use it safely in case of an emergency.
The cost of fire extinguishers varies based on type, size, and brand. Typically, a basic home extinguisher may cost $20 to $50, while larger commercial or industrial units can range from $100 to $500 or more. Specialty extinguishers designed for specific fire types, such as kitchen or electrical fires, might also have varying price points. Maintenance, inspection, and recharging costs should be considered for long-term ownership. It’s crucial to choose the right extinguisher for your needs and ensure it meets safety regulations and standards.
Fire extinguishers require regular maintenance to ensure they function correctly during emergencies. This includes monthly visual inspections to check for damage, corrosion, or leakage, and ensuring the pressure gauge shows a full charge. Annually, a professional should perform a thorough inspection and maintenance, including checking the weight, seals, and mechanical parts. Every 6 to 12 years, depending on the extinguisher type, a complete internal examination or hydrostatic testing is required to verify the integrity of the cylinder. Proper maintenance is crucial for safety and compliance with fire safety regulations.
To determine if a fire extinguisher is still good to use, check the following:
- Pressure Gauge: Ensure the needle is in the green zone, indicating proper pressure.
- Inspection Tag: Verify the last professional inspection date; annual checks are recommended.
- Physical Condition: Look for any signs of damage, rust, or leakage on the extinguisher.
- Nozzle and Pin: Ensure the nozzle is clear and the pin is intact and secure.
- Expiration Date: Check if the extinguisher is within its expiration date, usually found on the label.
Regular maintenance and professional inspections help ensure the extinguisher’s reliability.