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Commercial Fire Extinguisher Services
We provide certified Fire Extinguisher services in Edmonton, including inspection, refills, routine maintenance, and inspections.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICES IN EDMONTON AREA
By law, commercial fire extinguishers must be serviced and maintained on a regular basis to ensure they are in working order. Fire extinguishers are an important part of any fire safety plan, and it is crucial that they are properly maintained. While fire extinguishers aren’t something that most people think about on a daily basis, you want them to work when you need them. Fire extinguishers are an effective first line of defense against small fires and can help to prevent them from spreading. Regular fire extinguisher inspections servicing and maintenance of your fire extinguishers can help to ensure that they will be there when you need them most. Ensure that your business is prepared for the unexpected with fire extinguisher services from a reliable company.
There are many companies that offer fire extinguisher services in the Edmonton area, but not all of them are created equal. You want to choose a company that has a good reputation and that you can trust to do the job right. Advanced Fire Protection Services is a leading provider of fire extinguisher services in the Edmonton area.
Commercial Fire Extinguisher Services
Commercial fire extinguishers are the first line of defense against fires in businesses and other commercial buildings. They are an important part of any fire safety plan, and it is crucial that they are properly serviced and maintained. Fire extinguishers are designed to put out small fires before they have a chance to spread, and they play an important role in keeping people safe and property damage to a minimum. However, fire extinguishers need to be properly serviced and maintained in order to be effective. Commercial fire extinguisher services provide the expertise and equipment necessary to keep fire extinguishers in top working condition. Get expert advice on the different types of fire extinguishers, where to place fire extinguishers, and how to maintain them properly.
Advanced Fire Protection offers on-site hazard coverage assessments and re-certifications. Our team will ensure that your building is compliant with the Alberta Fire Code and NFPA 10 standards. We provide Alberta businesses with commercial model fire extinguishers of different sizes and varieties, including, dry chemical extinguishers, as well as sprinkler systems, and complete fire suppression systems. We offer 24-hour weekday turnaround on carry-in fire extinguishers.
Having & Maintaining a Fire Extinguisher is the Law
Make sure that your business is up-to-date with fire safety regulations. Every province is different, and it is important to know what the specific regulations are in your area. Advanced Fire Protection can help you to ensure that you are compliant with all fire safety regulations. Ensure that your business has all of the safety equipment it needs to meet Occupational Health and Safety standards. Protect your employees and your assets with comprehensive fire extinguisher services from Advanced Fire Protection. Here are three reasons why owning and maintaining a fire extinguisher is crucial for your business.
- You never know when a fire might break out.
- A small fire can turn into a big one very quickly.
- Extinguishing a fire early can help save lives and property. implementing these tips will help keep your business safe!
In Edmonton, the Alberta Fire Code provides requirements for maintaining safety equipment and fire suppression systems. It’s essential to not only have a fire extinguisher in your building but to ensure it is routinely inspected. Those who fail to comply with maintenance requirements identified by the Alberta Fire Code may be subject to large fines or even imprisonment. If you’re worried that your fire extinguisher may not be up to code, contact us today.
Commercial buildings are required to have authorized fire protection services in order to ensure the safety of their occupants and property. Fire extinguishers are an important part of any fire protection plan, and it is crucial that they are serviced regularly in order to keep them in working order. The frequency of service will depend on the type of fire extinguisher and the fire code requirements for your area. A hazard assessment will also be conducted to determine the best placement for fire extinguishers in your commercial building. By having a reliable and up-to-date fire extinguisher, you can help to prevent a small fire from becoming a major disaster.
NEED YOUR FIRE EXTINGUISHER RECHARGED? WE CAN HELP.
Don’t throw away your fire extinguisher after you use it! Bring it to us to get it recharged! We offer quick, reliable fire extinguisher recharge services for all types of fire extinguishers. We can recharge dry chemical, CO2, and water-based fire extinguishers. We will inspect the physical condition of the fire extinguisher and ensure that the internal systems are functioning properly. We will also test the fire extinguisher to ensure that it is pressurized and ready for use. So if your extinguishers are low on pressure or need a new cylinder, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We’ll be happy to help!
 We’re able to recharge your current fire extinguishers as well as perform 6-year maintenance and 12-year hydro-testing for recertification. We also accessorize heavy-duty vehicles with brackets and covers in order to safely transport fire extinguishers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the requirements for fire extinguishers in different types of buildings according to the Alberta Fire Code?
The Alberta Fire Code specifies the type, size, and placement of fire extinguishers based on the classification of fires that may occur in different types of buildings. Commercial, industrial, and residential buildings must have fire extinguishers accessible and located where they can be easily reached in case of a fire. The requirements include ensuring fire extinguishers are placed near exits and in high-risk areas, such as kitchens and mechanical rooms. They must be mounted at a specific height for accessibility and undergo regular maintenance and inspections to ensure they are in working order. Training on how to use fire extinguishers is also recommended for occupants and employees. The specifics can vary depending on the building’s size, layout, and the nature of the activities conducted within, necessitating consultation of the Code for precise requirements.
What should I do if my fire extinguisher is damaged or corroded?
If your fire extinguisher is damaged or corroded, it may not be able to be recharged. You should have it inspected by a qualified professional and replaced if necessary.
Can a fire extinguisher be overcharged during the recharge process?
Yes, a fire extinguisher can be overcharged during the recharge process. This can lead to the extinguisher exploding or malfunctioning in the event of a fire. This is why it is important to have a qualified professional perform the recharge.
How do I dispose of a fire extinguisher that cannot be recharged?
You should contact your local hazardous waste management facility or fire department for instructions on how to properly dispose of a fire extinguisher that cannot be recharged.
Can all types of fire extinguishers be recharged?
No, not all types of fire extinguishers can be recharged. For example, disposable fire extinguishers are not designed to be recharged and should be disposed of after use.
How do I know if my fire extinguisher needs to be recharged?
You can check the pressure gauge on your fire extinguisher to see if it is in the green zone. If the gauge is in the red or if you notice any signs of damage or leakage, you should have it professionally inspected and recharged if necessary.
