Complete Commercial Fire suppression equipment Service Solutions
Portable fire extinguishers are often the first line of defense against small fires. Proper selection, placement, and maintenance of these unitss is required by NFPA 10 and local fire codes. North Texas Fire Systems partners with certified fire equipment companies to deliver commercial portable extinguishers service throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Our NFPA 10 extinguisher service ensures your facility remains compliant and protected.
Fire suppression equipment Inspection, Sales & Recharge Services
- These units Sales Dallas Fort Worth: Supply and installation of the correct types and quantities for your occupancy
- Portable extinguishers Inspection: Professional certification inspection per NFPA 10 with documentation and fire suppression equipment certification tag
- 6-Year Maintenance: Internal examination, recharge, and component replacement
- Extinguisher Hydrostatic Testing: Pressure testing required every 5-12 years depending on type
- Extinguisher Recharge Service: Refilling extinguishers after use or pressure loss
- Mounting & Signage: Proper cabinet/bracket installation and required signage
How We Deliver This Service
North Texas Fire Systems coordinates these units services through our network of vetted, licensed partner contractors. Here's how we ensure quality:
Our Role (NTFS):
- Schedule and coordinate service appointments
- AHJ permit and inspection coordination
- Quality assurance oversight
- Single point of contact for all documentation
- Warranty and follow-up support
Partner Responsibilities:
- Supply commercial-grade portable extinguisherss
- Perform annual inspections and certifications
- Complete 6-year maintenance and hydrostatic testing
- Provide certification tags and documentation
- Licensed and insured service delivery
- Compliance with NFPA 10 and Texas regulations
This partnership model allows us to offer comprehensive fire protection services while maintaining the quality standards you expect from North Texas Fire Systems.
Fire suppression equipment Types
- Class ABC (Dry Chemical): Most common type for general commercial use - covers ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, and electrical equipment
- Class K (Wet Chemical): Required for commercial kitchens with cooking oils and grease - includes kitchen extinguisher inspection services
- CO2 Extinguishers: Ideal for electrical equipment and server rooms - leaves no residue
- Clean Agent: For sensitive electronics, data centers, and museums
- Water Mist: For environments requiring minimal water damage
NFPA 10 Extinguisher Service Compliance Requirements
Commercial these unitss must meet specific NFPA 10 extinguisher service requirements:
- Monthly Visual Inspections: Building staff should verify extinguishers are in place, accessible, and show proper pressure
- Annual Professional Inspection: Certified technician must perform portable extinguishers inspection, document findings, and attach a fire suppression equipment certification tag
- 6-Year Maintenance: Internal examination, recharge, and replacement of worn components
- 12-Year Hydrostatic Test: Extinguisher hydrostatic testing for stored-pressure extinguishers (5 years for some types)
- Travel Distance: Extinguishers must be placed so travel distance to reach one does not exceed 75 feet for Class A and 50 feet for Class B hazards
Industries We Serve
We provide these units services for all types of commercial and industrial facilities throughout Dallas-Fort Worth:
- Industrial & Manufacturing: Warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing plants with Class ABC, BC, and specialized extinguisher requirements for high-hazard areas
- Commercial Kitchens: Restaurants, hotels, and food service facilities requiring Class K wet chemical extinguishers and kitchen extinguisher inspection for cooking equipment
- Office Buildings: Multi-story offices, business parks, and professional complexes with standard ABC coverage
- Retail & Shopping Centers: Stores, malls, and mixed-use developments requiring coordinated fire protection
- Healthcare Facilities: Medical offices, clinics, and surgical centers with clean agent extinguishers for sensitive equipment
- Data Centers & Server Rooms: CO2 and clean agent extinguishers that won't damage electronics
- Educational Institutions: Schools, universities, and public buildings with high-occupancy requirements
- Multi-Family Residential: Apartment communities and condominiums with common area and unit coverage
Portable extinguishers Placement Planning
Proper placement is as important as having the right extinguisher types. Our team helps ensure your facility meets all NFPA 10 placement requirements:
- Maximum travel distance calculations based on hazard classification
- Proper mounting height (handles 3.5 to 5 feet from floor)
- Clear access paths and visibility requirements
- Required signage and marking
- Special considerations for high-hazard areas