Fire and Safety Service and Supply

Fire extinguisher servicing ensures that all units are fully operational and compliant with safety regulations. It includes checks on pressure, seals, and overall condition to guarantee readiness in emergencies. Regular service prevents equipment failure and supports workplace safety standards.

Fire extinguishers should be serviced at least once a year by a certified technician. Certain types may require internal inspections every five years depending on their construction.

A service visit includes inspecting pressure gauges, seals, hoses, and overall physical condition. Technicians check for leaks, corrosion, or damage and ensure proper mounting and labeling. Each extinguisher is tagged with the inspection date and next service due date for compliance records.

The cost of fire extinguisher services varies depending on the type and number of units, as well as required maintenance. Basic annual inspections are generally affordable, while recharging or repairs may increase the price.

If an extinguisher fails inspection, it may need recharging, repair, or replacement of parts. In some cases, hydrostatic testing is required to restore functionality. Prompt corrective action ensures equipment reliability and compliance with fire safety regulations.