Fire Extinguisher Supply, Installation and Servicing

Fire Extinguishers Installed and Certified to British Standards

Fire extinguishers are only effective when they are the right type, correctly positioned, and properly maintained. Simply placing extinguishers on site is not enough — selection, installation, and commissioning must reflect the actual fire risks within the building.

We provide fire extinguisher supply, installation, commissioning, and servicing for commercial and residential properties across London, Luton, and Birmingham, ensuring full compliance with current British Standards.

Selecting the Correct Fire Extinguishers

Fire extinguishers must match the fire risks present. We assess building use, layout, and hazards before specifying equipment, including:

  • Water extinguishers for Class A risks
  • Foam extinguishers for mixed Class A and B risks
  • CO₂ extinguishers for electrical and Class B risks
  • Dry powder extinguishers for external or mixed hazards
  • Wet chemical extinguishers for commercial kitchens

Selection and positioning follow the guidance set out in BS 5306-8.

Arrange Fire Extinguisher Installation or Servicing

If you need fire extinguishers supplied, installed, commissioned, or serviced in London, Luton, or Birmingham, contact our team today. We provide compliant, practical fire extinguisher solutions with clear certification you can rely on.

Installation, Positioning and Commissioning

During installation, extinguishers are positioned along escape routes and near identified risks, with mounting heights and visibility set in line with British Standards. Each extinguisher is formally commissioned to confirm it is suitable, correctly installed, and ready for use.
Commissioning and certification are carried out in accordance with BS 5306-3, providing clear documentation for compliance files, inspections, and insurers.

Servicing and Ongoing Compliance

Fire extinguishers must be maintained to remain effective. We provide servicing in line with BS 5306-3, including annual inspections, service labelling, and clear records. Where extinguishers are no longer suitable, practical advice is given on replacement rather than unnecessary oversupply.

Fire Extinguisher Installation

starting from

£77

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)
Water Fire Extinguisher (installation + commissioning certificate)

£110

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)
CO2 & Water Fire Extinguisher (installation + commissioning certificate)

£195

*All inclusive (No hidden Cost)

Our fire extinguisher services are suitable for:

  • Offices and commercial premises
  • Shops, restaurants, and hospitality venues
  • Residential blocks and shared accommodation
  • HMOs and mixed-use buildings
  • Warehouses and industrial units

Each installation is based on the building’s actual fire risk, not a standard package

We provide fire extinguisher installation and servicing across:

  • London – all boroughs (EC, WC, N, NW, E, SE, SW, W, UB, TW, CR, BR, RM, IG)
  • Luton – Luton and surrounding areas (LU1–LU7)
  • Birmingham – Birmingham and the West Midlands (B1–B99)

Since 1 January 1997, all new fire extinguishers in the UK must be red with a maximum of 5% of the body colour-coded to indicate the type of extinguishing agent. This change aligns with British Standard BS EN 3.

Extinguishing Medium

Colour Code (5% of body)

Water

Signal Red

Foam

Cream

Powder

Blue

CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide)

Black

Wet Chemical

Yellow

Note: Extinguishers purchased before 1997 do not need to conform to the new colour standards.

Fire Extinguisher Inspection & Maintenance

Regular checks and servicing are essential for ensuring extinguishers remain effective and compliant. These procedures are guided by BS 5306.

Monthly Visual Inspection (by user)

  • Ensure extinguishers are correctly located.
  • Check for damage, pressure levels, and clear instructions.
  • Confirm the tamper seal is intact.

Annual Service (by a qualified technician)

  • A full inspection must be carried out at least once per year by a trained professional.
  • Includes checking for corrosion, leakage, pressure issues, and operability.

 Test Discharge

  • Carried out every 5 to 20 years, depending on the extinguisher type.
  • Ensures the unit discharges correctly under pressure.

Pressure Testing (Hydraulic Testing)

  • Mainly applies to CO₂ extinguishers.
  • Should be performed by the manufacturer or a certified service provider.

BS 5306-9:2015 – What It Covers

BS 5306-9:2015 outlines best practices for the servicing of portable fire extinguishers. It includes:

  • Guidance on recharging procedures
  • Standards for components, gas cartridges, and refill media
  • Ensures extinguishers meet safety and performance expectations
  • Helps building owners maintain effective fire safety provisions

Different types of fires require different extinguishers. We provide and install all major types, including:

Water Extinguishers – For Class A fires (wood, paper, fabric)
Foam Extinguishers – For Class A and B fires (flammable liquids)
CO2 Extinguishers – For electrical fires and flammable liquids
Dry Powder Extinguishers – Suitable for Class A, B, and C fires
Wet Chemical Extinguishers – Specifically for kitchen and cooking oil fires

Our experts will assess your premises and recommend the correct types and locations for extinguisher placement.

Fire extinguishers must be serviced annually by a competent professional under BS 5306-3:2017 standards. We offer cost-effective servicing plans that include:

  • Full visual inspections
  • Pressure and weight checks
  • Replacement of damaged or expired units
  • Certification and maintenance records for compliance

We also provide on-site fire extinguisher commissioning, which is required when new units are installed.

If you are responsible for any non-domestic property — including:

  • Offices and shops
  • Restaurants and takeaways
  • HMOs and rental properties
  • Schools, nurseries, and healthcare centres
  • Warehouses, factories, and construction sites

 you are legally required to provide appropriate fire-fighting equipment.

Types of extinguishers include

Correct type, placement, and staff training are vital for fire safety and legal compliance.

Water

Class A fires (wood, paper)

Foam

Class A & B (solids and flammable liquids) (5th July outdated)

CO₂

Electrical and flammable liquid fires

Dry Powder

Class A, B, C (multi-purpose)

Wet Chemical

Class F (cooking oils/fats)

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We supply, install, service, and maintain fire extinguishers for businesses, landlords, and public buildings across the UK. Let us help you stay safe, compliant, and prepared.

Your Compliance Partner

Affordable for everyone

Fire Extinguisher Installation Pricing:

Ensure your premises are equipped with the right fire extinguishers:

  • From £77 only
    Includes installation and proper placement per BS 5306 standards.
Terms And conditions:

£5 Parking Charges are applicable in case of paid parking.
£15 Congestion Charge applicable in case the property is in congestion charge zone

FAQs

Yes. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, all non-domestic premises in the UK must have suitable fire-fighting equipment — including fire extinguishers — installed, maintained, and easily accessible.

The type of extinguisher depends on the fire risks in your building:

Water – For Class A fires (wood, paper, textiles)
Foam – For Class A & B (flammable liquids)
CO₂ – For electrical and flammable liquid fires
Dry Powder – For A, B, C fires (multi-purpose)
Wet Chemical – For cooking oil and fat fires (Class F)
We offer expert assessments to ensure the correct type and quantity are installed.

Fire extinguishers should be visually checked monthly and professionally serviced annually as per BS 5306-3:2017 standards. Some extinguishers also require an extended service or replacement every 5 to 10 years.

Yes. Landlords of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) or buildings with shared areas are legally responsible for fire safety in communal spaces. Certification helps demonstrate compliance with the Fire Safety Order and may be required during HMO licensing.

Annual servicing typically includes:

  • Inspection for damage or corrosion
  • Pressure gauge and weight checks
  • Nozzle and pin checks
  • Cleaning and re-labelling (if needed)
  • Updated service record
  • Recommendations for replacement if expired or defective

Yes. Most fire extinguishers have a lifespan of 5 to 10 years, depending on the type. They should be replaced if they show signs of damage, lose pressure, or fail safety checks.

Extinguishers should be:

  • Mounted securely on walls or in stands
  • Clearly visible and accessible
  • Placed near exits, fire alarm points, or high-risk areas (e.g. kitchens, server rooms)

We’ll guide you on compliant placement during installation.

Yes. Under UK law, employees must receive basic fire safety training, including how to use extinguishers safely and when it’s appropriate to do so. We also offer certified fire extinguisher training on request.

While you can purchase extinguishers online, new units must be commissioned by a competent person to meet UK standards. Improper installation may lead to non-compliance and void your insurance.