COMMERCIAL FIRE · SUPPRESSION – DESIGN & INSTALL · EXTINGUISHER INSTALL & SALES

Fire extinguisher coverage placed where code, and common sense, says it should be

We know an extinguisher that’s expired, blocked, or too far from the fire doesn’t help anyone when it matters.

Acom surveys your building, selects the right extinguisher type for each hazard, and installs a fully code-compliant coverage plan.

NFPA 10 Compliant · State Licensed · Serving Georgia Since 1973

“We had the best experience with Matt and Tyler. They were so professional and easy to work with. I highly recommend them for any installation needs.”

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Protect. Manage. Respond.

Having extinguishers is easy. Having the right ones, in the right places, is the part that gets missed.

Most buildings buy extinguishers once and mount them wherever there was wall space. Type, size, and travel distance are all rules, and all three get broken quietly.

Present
What a walk-through sees
There are extinguishers on the wall.
Correct
What that leaves out
Right class for the hazard, right size, within the required travel distance.

An extinguisher on the wall satisfies a glance. It does not satisfy the code, and it may not fight your fire.

What actually goes wrong

A standard unit ends up next to a fryer that needs a kitchen-rated one. A shop grows and the walk to the nearest extinguisher doubles. Shelving gets built in front of one. A unit gets mounted too high to lift down.

All of it passes a look around the room. None of it passes an inspection, and none of it helps at two in the morning.

One question worth asking

Is there an extinguisher within seventy-five feet of everywhere your people work?

Travel distance is measured the way a person walks it, around racking and through doorways, not as a straight line across the floor plan.

Extinguishers are the one piece of fire equipment you are asking your own staff to pick up. It is worth getting the details right.

We survey the hazards first and choose class and size from those, not from a price list.
We mount, sign, and document every unit, so a location is never in question.
We service and recharge what we sell, so the same team stays accountable.
50 years in Georgia · Top 1% of alarm companies nationwide · Certified fire technicians
From
A building with extinguishers on the wall.
To
A building where the right extinguisher is always within reach.
Our Plan

Your extinguishers, start to finish

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

Evaluate

We survey your hazards and your layout.

What could burn, where people work, and how far they would have to walk. Class, size, and count all come out of that.

Install

We supply, mount, and document every unit.

Correctly rated units, mounted at reachable height, signed so they can be found, and recorded by location.

Monitor & Support

We service, recharge, and keep you current.

Annual service, hydrostatic testing when it comes due, and your next visit already on our calendar.

SOLUTION EDUCATION

The right extinguisher for every hazard in your building

Different hazards call for different extinguisher types, and code sets exactly where they need to be.

ABC Dry Chemical

The all-purpose extinguisher for most office, retail, and warehouse space.

Class K Kitchen Extinguishers

Required alongside hood suppression for commercial cooking fires.

CO2 Extinguishers

Clean, residue-free protection for server rooms and sensitive electronics.

Water Mist Extinguishers

A safer option for spaces with electrical equipment and delicate materials.

Cabinet & Signage Placement

Code-compliant mounting height, signage, and travel-distance coverage.

Extinguisher Sales & Replacement

New units, replacements, and upgrades for aging or non-compliant extinguishers.

HOW ACOM BUILDS

A coverage plan built on a hazard survey, not a guess

Extinguisher placement looks simple until an inspector fails you on travel distance or the wrong class for a hazard. We survey your building room by room and design coverage that holds up under inspection.

1

Hazard survey & travel-distance mapping

We walk every area of your building to identify hazard classes and measure travel distances against NFPA 10 requirements.

2

Extinguisher class selection

The right agent, ABC dry chemical, CO2, water mist, or Class K, matched to each hazard we find.

3

Code-compliant placement & mounting

Extinguishers mounted at the correct height and spacing so every point in the building is within code-required reach.

4

Signage & documentation

Clear signage and inspection tags installed so your team and inspectors can confirm compliance at a glance.

5

Staff walkthrough

We walk your team through extinguisher locations and basic use so they know what’s available and where.

6

Ongoing inspection & recharge

Once installed, our Inspection & Maintenance team keeps every unit current with the monthly and annual checks NFPA 10 requires.

NFPA 10 Compliant
State Licensed
UL Listed Extinguishers
ADA-Compliant Mounting

From a single-suite office to a multi-building warehouse and distribution campus.

FAQS

Questions facilities managers ask us

It depends on square footage, hazard class, and travel distance requirements under NFPA 10. We survey your building and give you an exact count and placement plan, not a rule of thumb.
NFPA 10 requires a monthly visual check and an annual maintenance inspection, with hydrostatic testing on a longer cycle depending on the extinguisher type. Our Inspection & Maintenance team can handle this on a set schedule.
ABC dry chemical extinguishers cover most common fires including wood, paper, flammable liquids, and electrical equipment. Class K extinguishers are designed specifically for commercial kitchen fires involving cooking oils and fats, and are required alongside hood suppression.
Yes. We handle replacement of expired, damaged, or non-compliant units as part of installation or as a standalone service.
Yes. Cabinet and bracket mounting height, travel-distance spacing, and required signage are all part of the coverage plan we design and install.
Often some existing units are still serviceable. We assess what you have during the site survey and only recommend replacement where it’s actually needed.

Find out if your building is covered before an inspector does

Get a free assessment of your extinguisher coverage from Georgia’s only integrated fire, security, and network provider.

ONE ACOM

One partner for security, fire, and network

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

Security

Protect people and property with integrated systems.

Fire

Stay safe and compliant with full life-safety coverage.

Network

Keep operations running with secure IT infrastructure.

Fewer vendors. One accountable partner.

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