Abrigo Fire Protection, Inc.

07/03/2019

Happy Fourth!!! Another fire extinguisher remake....another saving from the landfill.

06/21/2019

Our sister company loves to recycle

Canyon Fire Extinguisher’s June recycling project celebrating June Brides♥️...another fire extinguisher recycled and made “new”.

05/12/2019

Mother puts all the fires out! (another fire extinguisher recycled)

HAPPY MOTHER"S DAY - to all you wonderful Mothers to all ends of the earth.

Pink roses:are known as symbols for love and gratitude. These pink flowers also carry undertones of elegance, grace, sweetness, and poetic romance and strongly associated with these positive sentiments. Light pink roses symbolize admiration, gentleness, Fuchsia-toned roses can mean appreciation and gratitude and are traditionally used to express thanks. Thank you Mother for all this.

Green Roses symbolizes richness, abundance, and bounty; green roses are thereby a sign of plenty. Green is life, abundant growth, and constant rejuvenation of the spirit. It signifies cheerfulness and new beginnings. Thank you Mother for this and much much more. I love you

always - love you still - always will -- Martha

04/21/2019

We at Abrigo Fire Protection wish you a Happy Easter.

04/18/2019

Flopsy’s sister....Mopsy

04/16/2019

Another happy makeover created from an aluminum fire extinguisher....

04/16/2019

Our hearts are with the people of France as they witness such a great loss due to fire.

05/20/2018

We would like our community to be aware of a recent recall of Kidde smoke detectors.

Kidde Smoke Alarm Recall US

03/26/2018

A Family Matter...the story of the Abrigo Birdy .http://www.abrigofireprotection.com/index_files/Page672.htm

07/28/2017

New shirts for our techs!!

02/22/2017

http://www.reshareworthy.com/grease-fire-safety-tips/

07/04/2016

Stay safe this Fourth of July. Here is an antique method of fire protection using soda-acid. On display at the Brookshire's Museum in Tyler, Texas. If this peaks your interest go here https://www.google.com/search?q=fire+grenades&espv=2&biw=1659&bih=910&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjmrYXaqtrNAhVBIWMKHV2bB6gQsAQIGw

Glass Fire grenades were used widely for over 40 years. They were manufactured between 1870 and 1910. Glass fire grenades were full of a salt water solution with added bicarbonate of soda or muriate of ammonia. You can read more here http://blog.nj.com/southjerseylife/2008/10/glass_fire_grenades_extinguish.html