NFPA 10 Certified Service

Fire Extinguisher Inspection in Texas

E&R Ibukun LLC provides certified fire extinguisher inspection in Texas, covering annual inspections, 6-year internal examinations, hydrostatic testing, on-site recharging, and employee PASS training across all of Texas. Every unit tagged and certified.

Reg. No. SCR-G-3451926NFPA 10 CompliantOn-Site RechargingAll of Texas

What Our Texas Fire Extinguisher Inspection Includes

More than just a tag. Fire extinguisher inspection in Texas covers every service interval required by NFPA 10, with documentation for every unit at your facility.

Annual Inspection

Full NFPA 10 annual inspection with professional tagging and certification. We verify gauge pressure, agent weight, pin and tamper seal, and physical condition. You get a tag dated and signed by a certified technician.

6-Year Internal Examination

Disassembly, internal inspection, parts replacement, and reassembly. Required every 6 years for stored pressure extinguishers under NFPA 10. Ensures the cylinder and internal components are still serviceable.

Hydrostatic Testing

Pressure testing the cylinder to verify structural integrity. Required every 5 or 12 years depending on extinguisher type. Prevents catastrophic failures from cylinder fatigue or corrosion.

On-Site Recharging

Same-day recharging at your location after a discharge or pressure loss. We carry the most common agents on our trucks. No need to drop off equipment at a shop.

PASS Employee Training

On-site hands-on training for your staff. Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. 30 minutes of training that gives your team confidence to stop a small fire before it spreads.

Compliance Assessment

We assess your building against NFPA 10 requirements: correct extinguisher types for each hazard class, proper placement and spacing, mounting height compliance, and signage.

Fire extinguisher inspection and certification Texas

NFPA 10 Service Schedule

Texas Fire Extinguisher Inspection Intervals

NFPA 10 sets required service intervals that most Texas facility managers do not have time to track. We manage the schedule for fire extinguisher inspection in Texas and remind you when service is due, so you are never out of compliance.

MonthlyVisual check by your staff (no technician required)

Verify in place, gauge in green, pin intact, no visible damage

AnnualProfessional inspection and certification

Full NFPA 10 inspection, certified tag, pressure check, agent weight

6 YearsInternal examination

Disassembly, internal inspection, parts replacement, reassembly, recharge

5 or 12 YearsHydrostatic testing

Cylinder pressure test to rated working pressure (varies by extinguisher type)

How Our Texas Fire Extinguisher Service Works

Schedule, inspect, certify, and document. We come to your Texas facility and handle everything on-site.

01

Schedule

Call or text. We confirm your location, unit count, and what service is needed. We can often fit annual inspections into a single site visit.

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Inspect and Service

Certified technician inspects every unit on site. Recharges, parts replacements, and hydrostatic testing are completed the same day where possible.

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Tag and Certify

Every serviced unit gets a dated certification tag. Deficient units are documented with a recommended action and timeline.

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Documentation

You receive a full service report listing every unit, its serial number, service completed, and next service due date. File it for your fire marshal records.

Fire Extinguisher Inspection in Texas: FAQ

Common questions about fire extinguisher inspection and maintenance in Texas.

How often do fire extinguishers need to be inspected in Texas?

NFPA 10 requires an annual fire extinguisher inspection in Texas by a certified professional. In addition, your staff should perform a quick visual check monthly to confirm the extinguisher is in place, the pin is intact, and the gauge is in the green. After any use or discharge, the extinguisher must be inspected and recharged before being returned to service.

What is the 6-year fire extinguisher maintenance?

Every six years, stored pressure extinguishers must have an internal examination and all mechanical parts replaced as needed. We disassemble the unit, inspect the internal cylinder walls, replace the o-rings, valve stem, and any worn components, then reassemble and recharge. The 6-year service tag documents that this was completed.

What is hydrostatic testing and when is it required for Texas fire extinguishers?

Hydrostatic testing fills the cylinder with water under pressure to verify the shell can handle its rated working pressure without failure. Most portable extinguishers require hydrostatic testing every 5 or 12 years depending on the extinguisher type. Cartridge-operated dry chemical units require 12-year testing. We perform testing on-site or at our facility.

Can you recharge a fire extinguisher after it was used?

Yes. We recharge fire extinguishers on-site with the correct agent and pressure. After a discharge, we also inspect the unit before recharging to confirm the cylinder and valve are still serviceable. A discharged extinguisher returned to service without recharging provides no protection.

What types of fire extinguishers do you service across Texas?

We service ABC dry chemical, CO2, wet chemical (Class K for commercial kitchens), halon replacement clean agents, and water-based extinguishers across Texas. We also service wheeled units and fixed suppression systems with portable backup extinguishers.

Do you provide PASS training for employees at Texas businesses?

Yes. We offer on-site PASS training for your staff at Texas businesses. PASS stands for Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. Most employees have never actually operated a fire extinguisher. Training takes about 30 minutes and gives your staff the confidence to respond to a small fire before it grows.

How many fire extinguishers does my Texas building need?

NFPA 10 sets minimum requirements based on occupancy class and floor area. A light hazard office needs one extinguisher for roughly every 3,000 square feet. A commercial kitchen with Class K hazards needs a wet chemical unit within 30 feet of the cooking equipment. We assess your building and tell you exactly what you need to be compliant with Texas fire code.

Get a Texas-Certified Fire Extinguisher Inspector

Serving all of Texas for fire extinguisher inspection, from Houston to Dallas to El Paso. We come to your facility, inspect and service every unit, and leave you with certified tags and full documentation.