Hopkins County Fire Extinguisher

Hopkins County Fire Extinguisher We specialize in fire safety services. We install fire extinguishers, sprinkler systems, inspections, and vent-a-hoods in residential or commercial areas.

For all your fire extinguishers and fire alarm equipment needs, call Hopkins County Fire Extinguisher Co of Sulphur Springs, TX. We provide sales and maintenance services for your fire extinguisher and alarm equipment. Our team of skilled technicians guarantees expert services at affordable rates. Fire problems are a huge inconvenience no matter when they happen. We understand how important respon

se time is when you have a fire or safety emergency. Our same-day service as well as emergency service will handle all of your fire and fire-safety related problems effectively and promptly each time you need us. We realize you have many choices for fire-related service providers. Our history of timely and reliable service sets us apart from our competitors. We take pride in the people we hire to represent our company. Our highly trained service technicians are among the best in their field. They are knowlegeable, skilled, professional and courteous. They will take the time to explain your repair options and costs to you before they begin the repair. At Hopkins County Fire Equipment your satisfaction is our number one priority.

08/06/2024

All small business owners: I will be posting weekly the link to a small business on my personal page and on the Hopkins County Fire Extinguisher page. Message me a link to your business page and what you want the post to say. With the holidays approaching, let’s get you some business!!!

Hopkins County Fire Extinguisher

07/19/2024

Hopkins County Fire Extinguisher is currently seeking a Fire Extinguisher Technician (will train). This position requires the ability to service, inspect and repair fire extinguishers and kitchen systems on a scheduled basis. Job duties include conducting service calls, testing and inspections, performing on-site service and or repairs, and identifying code issues and non-conformance issues.

Qualifications: High School Diploma/ GED required, TEXAS FEL-B or K License (will train), Minimum 2 years of experience in inspections and/or service, Knowledge of applicable fire codes and regulations, must have a valid drivers license and good driving record, will use company vehicle.

Job Description: Primary focus will be on extinguisher and system inspections, testing and maintenance. Perform on-site routine maintenance and service.

Required education:

High school or equivalent

Required licenses or certifications:
Valid Drivers License
FEL-B or K License

Will train if wanting to get into this field of work.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: 18-23 hourly while being trained. Will discuss pay after getting license (1099)

No medical benefits

Commission pay if licensed 50% (1099)

Message us to apply!!

01/12/2024

🔥🚒 Attention‼️ As the temperatures drop, we want to remind everyone to stay safe when using space heaters. Keep heaters at least 3 feet away from anything that can burn! Always turn them off when leaving the room or going to bed. Check for frayed wires and never use extension cords. Test your smoke alarms regularly to ensure they’re working. Let’s keep our homes and families safe this winter! 🚨

12/07/2023

Tips from a Fire Fighter-
Even everyday electrical equipment like power strips can be a safety risk when not maintained or used properly. Follow these best practices to stay safe when using power strips, surge protectors and extension cords, not just during the Holiday’s, but throughout the year.

• Power strips, surge protectors and extension cords are NOT a substitute for permanent wiring.

• Power strips are meant for INDOOR use only (unless specially designed for outdoor use).

• Keep children and pets AWAY from all electrical cords and power strips.

• At no time should a power strip or surge protector in your home be exposed to MOISTURE.

• Power strips should be plugged into a GROUNDED wall outlet. Do not plug a power strip into an existing surge protector, power strip or extension cord.

• Never plug a SPACE HEATER into an extension cord or power strip. Space heaters should be plugged directly into a wall socket.

• There should only be ONE power strip or surge protector plugged into a double wall outlet.

• Only use power strips for LOW – VOLTAGE electronics. Overloading a power strip can create a fire hazard.

• Keep all power strips and surge protectors UNCOVERED so that air around it may circulate freely.

• If a power strip is HOT to the touch, unplug and remove it immediately.

• Power strips and surge protectors do not have expiration dates, though over time, they may STOP WORKING as designed. Once a strip hits the four or five-year mark, it’s time to start considering replacing them.

• Check power strips and surge protectors REGULARLY to ensure they are not damaged.

If you feel unsafe or unsure about your electrical system, we would be happy to come out and do an inspection. We’ll let you know of any concerns to watch for and where your home is at compared to the safety standards of a new home.
W3 Electric
972-783-0733
CallW3.com

Look at these ballers!! 🥎🥎 So glad to be able to sponsor local!!
05/13/2023

Look at these ballers!! 🥎🥎 So glad to be able to sponsor local!!

02/02/2022

Just saying “freeze” can make a Texan flinch. We remember last winter. But you can take steps to protect your home before temperatures drop. For starters, wrap indoor pipes with insulation. Wrap your attic pipes first. And when a freeze happens, you can run water through your indoor faucets – ...

04/08/2021

A homeowner had a close call this morning here in Kaukauna. Overloaded outlets and misuse of extension cords and adapters are common causes of residential and commercial fires.

Help reduce your risk by:

*Avoid using extension cords when possible. If you must, remember they are for temporary use only and always ensure they are rated for the application in which you are using it. Never tack to a wall or run under rugs.

*Never use extension cords with appliances or space heaters. Plug them directly into wall outlets.

*There should only be one surge protector or power strip plugged into a single duplex electrical outlet.

*Do not connect one extension cord or power strip to another.

01/17/2021

This is what happens when you try to burn a Christmas tree in a home fireplace. This is from a fire we responded to this morning. Please dispose of trees properly!

DO NOT DO THIS!!!!
12/13/2020

DO NOT DO THIS!!!!

10/06/2020

This is VERY TRUE! We have seen it time and time again. Closed doors save lives! Sleep with it shut!

Address

452 S Hillcrest Drive
Sulphur Springs, TX
75482

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

+19038859037

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