FES Indiana specializes in comprehensive fire extinguisher services, including annual maintenance and inspection, 6-year maintenance service, and 12-year hydrostatic cylinder tests. Our goal is to ensure that your fire extinguishers are always in optimal condition, ready to protect your business and comply with safety regulations.

Regular maintenance ensures that your fire extinguishers are ready to use in an emergency, compliant with local and insurance requirements, and capable of safeguarding lives and property. It's not just about meeting regulations; it's about proactive safety measures to protect your future.

Absolutely. Our services are designed to ensure that your fire extinguishers meet all local government requirements and insurance company protocols. Our thorough inspections and maintenance are performed to keep you compliant and your property safe.

Fire extinguishers require an annual inspection and maintenance service to stay current with safety standards. Additionally, a more detailed internal inspection is necessary every 6 years, and a hydrostatic cylinder test is required every 12 years for most portable ABC fire extinguishers.

ABC fire extinguishers are multipurpose devices designed to tackle most common fires, including those involving ordinary combustibles (Class A), flammable liquids (Class B), and electrical equipment (Class C). They use a dry chemical powder, monoammonium phosphate, which smothers the fire by interrupting the chemical reaction of the fire triangle (fuel, heat, and oxygen). Due to their versatility, ABC extinguishers are ideal for offices, homes, schools, and commercial spaces, making them a crucial part of any fire safety plan. Regular maintenance ensures they are ready for use in an emergency.

A Low Pressure Hydrostatic Cylinder Test is a safety verification process for fire extinguishers to ensure their pressure vessels are leak-free and structurally sound. This involves visually inspecting the cylinder, filling it with water, pressurizing it beyond its normal level, then checking for leaks or deformations. If successful, the extinguisher is drained, reassembled, refilled, and certified as safe to use. This test, often required every 12 years, confirms the extinguisher's reliability and compliance with safety standards.

A fire extinguisher is considered "still good" if it falls within its maintenance and inspection schedule, has a readable pressure gauge indicating the proper pressure, and shows no signs of physical damage, corrosion, or obstruction. Regular inspections by a professional, like those provided by FES Indiana, can confirm its readiness and compliance with safety standards.es, our team of certified technicians is equipped to inspect and maintain a wide range of fire extinguisher types, ensuring that regardless of the specific needs of your business, we can provide expert service.

Yes, we offer a 10% discount for new customers on their first service. It's our way of welcoming you to the FES Indiana family and demonstrating our commitment to your safety.