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Fire Extinguisher
Sales & Installation

New extinguishers sized, classed, and mounted correctly the first time, from a single unit to a full property fit-out.

Sizing & Installation

What Goes Into Getting the Right Extinguisher

Picking an extinguisher isn’t just grabbing whatever’s cheapest. The process follows NFPA 10’s hazard classification and travel distance rules.

  • Site assessment to identify hazard classification (Class A, B, C, K) for each area of the property
  • Correct agent type selected: ABC dry chemical, CO2, Class K wet chemical, clean agent, or water
  • Unit sized to the property’s floor area and NFPA 10’s maximum travel distance requirements
  • Mounting height and bracket placement set to code, not just wherever’s convenient
  • Accessibility checked so the unit isn’t blocked by furniture, inventory, or equipment
  • New unit tagged with installation date and documentation left on file

A property with the wrong extinguisher type for its hazard class fails inspection even if the unit itself is brand new. Getting the classification right at install avoids that.

Setting up a new property or replacing outdated units? Get a same-visit sizing assessment and quote.

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Extinguisher Types We Carry

The right type depends on what’s actually in the space, not a one-size-fits-all default.

ABC Dry Chemical

General-purpose coverage for ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, and electrical fires. The most common commercial choice.

CO2

Leaves no residue, making it the right call for server rooms, electrical panels, and sensitive equipment.

Class K Wet Chemical

Built for commercial kitchen fires involving cooking oils and fats, required alongside hood suppression systems.

Clean Agent & Water

Clean agent for sensitive electronics where residue is a problem, water units for Class A-only environments.

Not sure which class your property needs? A quick site assessment settles it before anything gets ordered.

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Where We Serve

Fire Extinguisher Sales Across Fort Myers

Service is available throughout Fort Myers and the surrounding Lee County communities.

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Common Questions

Fire Extinguisher Sales FAQs

Size depends on the hazard classification and floor area of the space, following NFPA 10’s travel distance rules. This is assessed on site rather than guessed at.
Yes. Single-unit orders for a home kitchen or small office are handled the same as multi-unit commercial installs.
Most installations for in-stock units are completed same day or the next business day, depending on order size.
Yes. A new unit starts its own 12-month inspection clock from the installation date, same as any other extinguisher.
Each class matches a type of fire: A for ordinary combustibles, B for flammable liquids, C for electrical, K for cooking oils. Multi-class units like ABC dry chemical cover more than one at once.

Reviewed by the Fort Myers Fire Extinguishers team. Content reflects current NFPA 10 requirements and Florida fire code standards. Last updated: July 2026.

Get the Right Extinguisher, Installed Right

Request a quote and we’ll assess what your property actually needs. Most installations are completed same day or next business day.