Commercial Fire ยท Extinguisher Inspection & Recharge

Fire extinguisher inspection and recharge that's ready when you grab it.

In the seconds a small fire is still small, the last thing you want is an extinguisher that won’t fire.

Acom inspects, services, and recharges your fire extinguishers to NFPA 10, tags each one, and keeps the right type in the right place — so every unit is charged, accessible, and ready the moment someone needs it.

Protect. โ€ข Manage. โ€ข Respond.
โœ“ Serviced to NFPA 10โœ“ Tagged for the AHJโœ“ Certified techniciansโœ“ 50+ years protecting Georgia
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I’ve been with Acom for many years. They come quickly to take care of any issue, the technicians are proficient, and service calls are usually scheduled within a couple of days.
Rosie G.
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The needle is in the green. That is not the same as a working extinguisher.

A gauge measures pressure. Dry chemical caked solid at the bottom of the cylinder reads full every time.

One question worth asking

When did anyone last lift one of your extinguishers off the wall?

An annual service means the unit comes down, gets weighed, and gets inspected inside.

What serviceable actually means
In the green
What the gauge says
Pressure looks right. The tag is punched.
Serviceable
What that leaves out
Correct weight, clear hose, and a hydro date that has not expired.

An extinguisher is the one piece of fire equipment your own staff will have to use. It should work the first time.

Protect. Our report is digital, and every part we inspect is tracked under its own identifier.
Manage. We can do the repair ourselves, so we have no reason to look past a problem.
Respond. You can hand our report to anyone, including another company, and check our work.
From
A building with extinguishers on the wall.
To
A building with extinguishers somebody has actually serviced.
Our Plan

Your service visit, start to finish

The same three steps Acom runs on every system we protect, written for what actually happens on an extinguisher service.

Evaluate

We inventory what you have and where.

Type, size, location, hydro date, and whether each unit even matches the hazard it is sitting next to.

Service

We service every unit, and recharge what needs it.

Down off the wall, weighed, inspected inside and out, then recharged or replaced. Hydrostatic testing handled when the date comes due.

Monitor & Support

We tag, document, and schedule.

Every unit tagged and recorded, documentation you can hand the fire marshal, and your next service already on our calendar.

Solution Education

What we check and service

NFPA 10 sets what every extinguisher needs and when, from a quick monthly check to a full recharge. Here’s what our service covers.

Technician checking pin and gauge on an extinguisher

Annual Inspection & Tag

We perform the required annual service on each unit and apply a dated tag the fire marshal can verify.

Extinguishers in the service shop for recharge

Recharge & Refill

We recharge units that are low, used, or out of date so every extinguisher is at full, ready pressure.

Hydrostatic testing of a fire extinguisher cylinder

Hydrostatic Testing

On NFPA 10’s multi-year cycle, we pressure-test cylinders to confirm they’re safe to keep in service.

Technician holding a tagged extinguisher

Right Class & Placement

We confirm each unit is the correct class for its hazard and mounted where code requires it to be.

Shelves stocked with new extinguishers

New Units & Replacement

We supply, mount, and sign-post new extinguishers, and replace any that are damaged or beyond service life.

Technician recording inspection notes

Documentation & Reporting

You get a complete, dated NFPA 10 report and tags that satisfy the fire marshal and prove every unit was serviced.

How Acom Builds

How a thorough inspection works

NFPA 10 sets the schedule and the scope for portable extinguishers — a monthly quick-check, a thorough annual service, and periodic recharge and hydrostatic testing. It’s not a glance and a new tag. A real service confirms each unit will actually fire, and produces records that hold up with the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Here is how Acom runs it from arrival to report.

1

Inventory & records review

We log every extinguisher, its type and location, and the service history so we know what’s due under NFPA 10.

2

Visual & condition check

We inspect each unit for pressure, damage, corrosion, seals, hoses, and a clear, accessible mounting location.

3

Annual service & recharge

We perform the full annual service and recharge any unit that’s low, used, or out of date back to ready pressure.

4

Hydrostatic testing

On NFPA 10’s multi-year cycle, we pressure-test or replace cylinders so none stays in service past its safe life.

5

Class & placement correction

We confirm the right extinguisher class for each hazard and correct mounting, signage, and travel-distance gaps.

6

Tagging, documentation & scheduling

We tag each unit, deliver an AHJ-ready report, and set your next service so you never miss a required interval.

NDAA Section 889 compliant options UL-listed central-station monitoring SIA-certified design FCC-compliant communications U.S.-manufactured options

From a single storefront to a multi-building enterprise campus, Acom services every extinguisher to the same code discipline — and keeps the documentation that proves it.

FAQs

Questions business owners ask us

NFPA 10 requires a quick visual check monthly and a thorough professional service annually, with recharge as needed and hydrostatic testing on a multi-year cycle. We handle the annual service and testing and can guide your staff on the monthly checks.

An inspection confirms the unit is present, charged, and undamaged. A recharge refills an extinguisher that’s been used, has lost pressure, or is due — restoring it to full, ready condition. We do both as your units require.

Different fires need different agents — a kitchen, a server room, and a warehouse each call for a specific class. We confirm every unit matches the hazard it protects and is mounted within the travel distance code requires.

Hydrostatic testing pressure-tests the cylinder to make sure it’s still safe to hold its charge. NFPA 10 requires it on a multi-year cycle that varies by extinguisher type. We track each unit’s date and test or replace it before it’s due.

Yes. We tag each serviced unit and provide a dated NFPA 10 report that meets your authority having jurisdiction’s requirements — the record you need to show every extinguisher is in compliance.

Yes. We service most commercial extinguishers regardless of where they came from, and we can supply and mount new units where you’re short or need a different class. We’ll take over the whole schedule from your current provider.

An expired tag is an easy citation for an inspector and can affect your insurance or certificate of occupancy. We put your units on a tracked schedule and remind you ahead of each due date so nothing lapses.

Make sure every extinguisher is ready

Schedule an extinguisher service. We’ll inspect, recharge, and tag every unit to NFPA 10, confirm the right class is in the right place, and keep you compliant and inspection-ready.

One Acom

One partner for security, fire, and network

Most providers handle one piece. Acom designs and supports all three โ€” so the systems that protect your business actually work together.

Security

Protect people and property with integrated systems.

  • Intrusion detection
  • Video surveillance
  • Access control
  • Automation & monitoring

Fire

Stay safe and compliant with full life-safety coverage.

  • Fire alarm design & install
  • Sprinkler & suppression
  • Inspection & maintenance
  • Testing & compliance

Network

Keep operations running with secure IT infrastructure.

  • Managed IT services
  • Cybersecurity
  • Backup & disaster recovery
  • VoIP & phone systems

Fewer vendors. One accountable partner.

When your security, fire, and network systems come from one team, thereโ€™s no finger-pointing and no gaps between providers. You get unified support, systems that integrate cleanly, and one number to call when it matters โ€” backed by the same responsive team for the life of every system.