Peach State Fire, Inc

10/05/2026

🔥 IT’S FIRE PREVENTION WEEK! 🔥
This year’s theme is “Charge into Fire Safety™: Safe Charging Is a Superpower.” ⚡🦸

Lithium-ion batteries power so many things we use every day—from phones and laptops to power tools, e-bikes, and more. Smart charging habits can help prevent battery fires and protect the people and places that matter most.

During Fire Prevention Week™, October 4–10, join NAFED and NFPA in spreading the word about making safe choices every time you plug in.

⚡ Use your charging superpower. Charge smart. Stay safe.
👉 Learn more about lithium-ion battery safety and Fire Prevention Week at https://www.nfpa.org/events/fire-prevention-week

10/01/2026

Is your business actually fire extinguisher compliant - or do you just think it is?

There's a big difference, and this month's newsletter is here to help! We're covering the most common compliance mistakes we see in the field every day - from expired service tags to blocked extinguishers - and how to fix them before a fire marshal does it for you.

Link to the full newsletter is in the comments! Also available in Spanish. / ¡También disponible en español!

09/19/2026

09/09/2026

The boss is waiting for yall to visit us and allow us to assist you with your fire suppression needs

09/01/2026

The AIM Act is already changing the fire safety industry - and it affects YOUR equipment.

This month's newsletter dives into everything you need to know about the AIM Act and its impact on clean agent fire extinguishers and suppression systems. From new recordkeeping requirements to annual reporting deadlines, we've got it all broken down in simple, straightforward language so your business can stay ahead of the curve.

Read the full newsletter using the link in the comments!
Also available in Spanish! / ¡También disponible en español!

08/03/2026

Does your team know what to do in a fire emergency?

Having a fire plan isn't just for large corporations - every business, big or small, needs one. And the good news? It doesn't have to be complicated!

This month's Peach State Fire newsletter walks you through some simple, practical steps to create a fire safety plan that actually works for your team - from mapping out evacuation routes to assigning staff roles and building your emergency contact list.

Check out the full article using the link in the comments - it could make all the difference!

# SmallBusiness

07/27/2026

UL Solutions just put out a warning about Zinshine water-based extinguishers (model ZEF600) floating around online marketplaces - turns out they're wearing a UL Certification Mark they never actually received. Tranlate: nobody's tested whether these extinguishers actually work when you need them to.

If you're not sure what's hanging in your kitchen, garage, or breakroom, don't wait to find out the hard way. Give us a shout and we'll take a look! Better safe than sorry when it comes to fire safety.

Would you recognize a fire extinguisher with an unauthorized UL Certification Mark?

UL Solutions has issued a public warning about certain water-based fire extinguishers that were sold online and display unauthorized UL Marks. If you're responsible for purchasing, inspecting, or servicing fire extinguishers, this is an important notice you shouldn't miss.

👉 Read the full alert:
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260630150077/en/UL-Solutions-Warns-of-Unauthorized-UL-Marks-on-Water-Based-Fire-Extinguishers

07/06/2026

🔥 Quick fire safety question for you: what do you do AFTER you've used a fire extinguisher?

If you said "put it back on the wall and move on," you're not alone — but that's actually not the right move. Even if it feels like there's agent left inside, a used extinguisher needs to be recharged or replaced before you can count on it again.

That's just one of the questions we're tackling in this month's newsletter, along with:
✅ What type of extinguisher you actually need for your kitchen or garage
✅ How often extinguishers need to be inspected (the answer surprises a lot of people!)
✅ Whether a dropped or damaged extinguisher is still safe to use
✅ When to fight a fire yourself vs. when to just get out

We also sat down with Nick Whitmire, one of our System Install Technicians, for this month's Employee Spotlight — plus a couple of fun facts about the history of firefighting.

👇 Full newsletter is linked in the comments. Give it a read — it might change how you think about that extinguisher in your garage!

**Edit: If you have a fire extinguisher related question that was not covered in the newsletter, drop it in the comments and we will get you the answer!**

07/02/2026

We will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to assisting you during normal operating hours on Monday July 6th. In the event of an emergency you can reach us at our Emergency Line (770) 654-0260.

06/04/2026

Due to limited staffing levels today, we will be closing up at 2pm. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to helping you during normal business hours tomorrow. If you need emergency assistance, please reach out to our emergency line. (770-654-0260). Thank you for your understanding.