The Fire Pros Blog
Can I Use an Expired Extinguisher?
A well-maintained fire extinguisher should last approximately 10 to 12 years. According to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, disposable fire extinguishers must be replaced at least every 12 years. After that much time, they tend to lose pressure. It’s possible for rechargeable extinguishers to last longer than that if they pass…
Types of Fire Sprinklers
Fire sprinkler systems are your business’s first line of defense against a fire. Though they may not stop all the damage, buildings with a sprinkler system often suffer 60% less damage than buildings that lack them. Considering the devastation that can occur in a fire, that can be a significant…
5-Year Sprinkler Inspections
When you own a property protected by fire sprinklers, you should expect them to always work properly – in case they are ever needed for emergencies. However, if your fire sprinkler system has not received proper maintenance and care while it stays idle, waiting for action, there is a good…
How to Prevent Property Loss in a Fire
As Fire Prevention Week is approaching, it is important to recognize some fire safety tips. When it comes to fire safety, it is important that you are completely prepared for the worst. It’s easy to take that first step – make your escape plan. In a fire, seconds count. Fire…
Fire Sprinkler Tax Incentives
Fire Pros Will Help You Save This Season! Many buildings are required to have automatic fire sprinklers installed under state or local law. For those that don’t, it’s easy to put this addition on the backburner. However, recent tax reform makes it more appealing for small business owners to add…
How to Read a Carbon Monoxide Detector
Over 20,000 Americans visit the ER each year due to carbon monoxide poisoning, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While installing carbon monoxide detectors in your home is smart, their effectiveness depends on you being able to read them. Fortunately, our fire protection contractors will be more than happy…
What if My Carbon Monoxide Detector Goes Off?
You can’t see, smell, or taste carbon monoxide. Fortunately, we can help you find the best carbon monoxide detector for your home or commercial building. We understand that your family’s safety is a priority, which is why we encourage you to install carbon monoxide detectors (as well as smoke detectors) on every level of your home and…
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