Fire Extinguisher Maintenance, Recharge & Replacement
When an extinguisher has been discharged, lost pressure, or developed a condition that makes it unreliable, routine inspection is only the beginning. We help determine whether service, recharge, or replacement makes sense.
Maintenance and recharge
A unit used even partially should be removed from service and recharged before it returns to its assigned location. We address routine maintenance and pressure issues, then identify equipment that should not be returned to service.
Six-year internal maintenance
Most stored-pressure dry-chemical extinguishers require an internal examination at six-year intervals. The cylinder and internal components are evaluated, required parts are addressed, and the unit is recharged as appropriate.
When replacement is the right answer
Corrosion, impact damage, obsolete equipment, failed components, or an unserviceable cylinder can make replacement more practical than repair. Hydrostatic testing may be coordinated with a qualified partner when required; we do not claim every test is performed in-house.
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