From Overlake and Downtown Redmond to the manufacturing and light-industrial businesses of Southeast Redmond, every business with portable fire extinguishers needs them inspected and tagged once a year. We come to you, inspect every unit to NFPA 10, and leave you with a dated tag and a digital report.
By the numbers: Redmond ZIP codes 98052 and 98053 are home to about 2,900 business locations, and about one in six employs 20 or more people (U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 ZIP Code Business Patterns).
Your Redmond Smart Route Day
All of Redmond is on one weekly route:
- 98052, 98053: Monday Smart Route
On your route day we are already working nearby, so the $35 trip fee is waived.
Pricing
- Inspection & tag: $15 per extinguisher for the first 5, then $12 each for units 6–20, $10 each for 21–50, and $8 each beyond that.
- Base fee: $34 per visit.
- Trip fee: $35 – waived on your Smart Route day.
- Book 10+ days ahead and there is no short-notice charge.
Your exact total, line by line, is shown in the instant quote before you book. No phone call needed.
Ready for Your Redmond Fire Inspection
The Redmond Fire Department’s Fire & Life Safety inspection program covers commercial properties within city limits, and current fire extinguisher service tags are one of the things inspectors check. An expired tag is an easy finding to avoid.
Book your annual inspection before your building’s inspection month and every extinguisher will carry a current dated tag, backed by a digital report you can show the inspector.
Not sure when your tags are due? Take a photo of your extinguisher and its tag and use our free photo check. It reads the dates for you and shows what is due.
What’s Included
- Annual NFPA 10 inspection and a new dated tag on every extinguisher
- Checks of pressure, seals, pins, hoses, labels, mounting, and access
- A digital report and compliance certificate (PDF) for your records, landlord, or insurer
- A reminder before next year’s inspection is due
Who Enforces Fire Code in Redmond
Fire prevention in Redmond is handled by the Redmond Fire Department’s Fire Prevention Division, which runs the city’s inspection and fire permit programs.
Washington adopts the International Fire Code, which requires portable extinguishers to be inspected and maintained under NFPA 10: a quick visual check every month, and an annual inspection by a certified technician. Our technician holds the Seattle Fire Department FEX-1 certification (#S-10191).
Nearby Areas We Serve
We also cover Bellevue, Woodinville, and Bothell.
Have a question? Ask us.
Fire code, tags, pricing, what your building needs — ask and we'll reply personally by email or phone, usually within one business day. Prefer to text? (360) 474-7097