It is critical to have the necessary equipment to protect yourself, your house, and your business from fire. While fire sprinklers and fire alarms reduce the likelihood of house fire mortality by roughly 80% and 50%, there are other devices you should have in place to preserve your life in the case of a fire.

The fire extinguisher is an essential defense tool. When there’s a fire, your first goal should always be to find an escape, get out as quickly as possible, and phone the fire brigade. However, you may require a fire extinguisher to help you evacuate the building. We place your safety at a priority. For all of your fire extinguisher maintenance needs, contact A Team Fire.

A Team Fire provides fire extinguisher services to keep your facility compliant, assure equipment readiness, improve insurance eligibility, and safeguard people and property. We inspect fire extinguishers and provide routine service and maintenance by local, state, and national laws, including necessary six-year and twelve-year services. We also provide emergency fire extinguisher service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Although not all fire extinguishers are made equal, the A Team Fire team of specialists can assist you in determining which type and model are best for the threats you need to safeguard. In addition, we can conduct a comprehensive audit of your facility to ensure that you have the required number of extinguishers and that they are properly placed throughout. We also provide top-of-the-line fire extinguisher cabinets in a variety of colors, materials, and styles to suit your needs.

Some of the most crucial safety items in your business are emergency lights, exit signs, and panic doors. Exit and emergency lights are designed to assist you and your staff to safety in the case of an emergency, similar to how fire alarm systems communicate an emergency and fire sprinklers destroy fires. All business buildings must have emergency and evacuation route lighting, which is particularly designed to save lives. Your staff will use the emergency and exit lights to go to safety in the case of a power outage or other service interruption.

A Team Fire provides life safety programs in compliance with the National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) Life Safety Code 101. When called upon, your illumination must work for at least 90 minutes, according to the fire code. Along with a monthly quick check of your units, documents proving that this test has been done are necessary. The majority of our customers at A Team Fire complete this fast check themselves and then have us perform the 90-minute inspection and provide the necessary documentation to assure that their lighting will operate when they need it most. We check and service emergency exit lighting and panic alarm equipment at each location, either alone or in conjunction with our outstanding annual fire extinguisher maintenance program.

Exit lights, kitchen hood systems, and fire extinguishers are all inspected and repaired by our professionals. Contact us to have all of your fire alarm, sprinkler, suppression, kitchen hood, fire extinguisher, and exit & emergency lighting inspections completed at once.

Backflow prevention valves are an important aspect of the fire protection industry’s role in protecting the water supply. Backflow preventers prevent tainted or harmful water from entering a municipality’s water supply.

Give the specialists at A Team Fire a call if your backflow preventers need to be inspected. Our highly trained personnel will test your backflow prevention system to guarantee that it is capable of protecting your business in the case of a fire.

The reversal of the flow of a liquid, gas, or suspended solid—in this case, water from a fire suppression system—is referred to as backflow. A backflow preventer is a mechanical device that is put on water piping and has check valves, air inlets, and relief valves to prevent pressured water from flowing into the public water supply from the fire suppression system. When there isn’t enough vertical clearance or physical room to install an air gap, or when a pressurised operation or other reasons restrict the use of an air gap, specialised backflow preventer valves are employed.

Backflow prevention systems are designed to keep contaminated sprinkler water out of your drinking water supply. For these devices to function properly, they must be tested and maintained regularly, and the tests must be performed on an annual basis to verify that they satisfy the system’s demands. Your backflow preventer must pass two types of tests, according to NFPA 25:

For your backflow protection systems, A Team Fire offers both forward flow and backflow testing. If you’re looking to schedule backflow preventer tests in Florida, give us a call now!

Contact A Team Fire if you need a reputable company to evaluate and test the backflow preventers in your commercial establishment’s fire suppression system.