Amerex Trusted Provider • Est. 1990
Required for businesses operating in the state of Texas
Your company will be liable if a local fire occurs and your equipment is out of service.
Having your employees do monthly checks may meet the legal requirement, but it’s not the safest choice for your business. Call us for more info on our Fire Protection Service and Fire Extinguisher Monthly Inspection services in Dallas, TX, and Fort Worth service areas.
Your company will be liable if a local fire occurs and your equipment is out of service.
Having your employees do monthly checks may meet the legal requirement, but it’s not the safest choice for your business. Call us for more info on our fire extinguisher inspection in Dallas, TX, and Fort Worth service areas.
We conduct Monthly Fire Extinguisher Inspections to ensure they are in proper working condition.
Check pressure gauges and ensure that extinguishers are properly tagged and sealed as part of our inspections.
Service equipment to maintain good condition, including repositioning, checking for obstructions, and cleaning to remove dust and dirt buildup.
Our prices are affordable. They can save you from potential fines and liability costs. We ensure monthly fire extinguisher inspections in Fort Worth.
The primary reason you should have your fire extinguisher inspected by a professional service is to ensure it is in perfect working condition and will not fail when you need it the most. The experts typically have a keen pair of eyes to identify issues, hidden or visible, early and suggest repair or replacement to reduce the risk of failing equipment during emergencies.
Fire extinguisher inspection service providers typically check the pressure gauge, the temper seal, and the pin, over and above general inspections. They will also check the functionality of the nozzle to ensure there are no obstructions. In addition, the experts will check for signs of corrosion or visible damage, as well as the legibility of the label and installation of the unit.
A lot of users are usually not serious or aware of the benefits of monthly dire inspections and fail as a result. Do not panic if this happens to you. You should simply replace your fire extinguisher with a new functional unit. You should get it done by a professional service as they will also assess and ensure compliance with the set safety standards and protocols.
Every fire extinguisher eventually expires and will exhibit clear signs when it is time to replace the unit. Like if the unit is damaged or broken, missing seals, experiencing corrosion, has low pressure indicated on the gauge or a blocked nozzle.
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