An expired extinguisher is a liability — and a failed fire-marshal inspection. Y&M provides certified, NFPA 10 compliant fire extinguisher inspections, recharge, and service across Long Island.
From a single office to a multi-tenant building — we keep your extinguishers compliant, ready, and properly tagged.
Full NFPA 10 visual and operational inspection. Each extinguisher is tagged with a dated certification — your proof for the fire marshal and your insurance carrier.
After any discharge — even a partial one — an extinguisher is no longer reliable. We recharge ABC dry chemical, CO₂, and Class K wet chemical units to factory specs.
5-year and 12-year cylinder pressure tests required by NFPA 10. We track your dates so nothing slips and you're never out of compliance.
Need to add coverage, replace expired units, or equip a new build? We supply UL-listed extinguishers sized to your space and hazard class.
Walk-through audits before a fire-marshal visit, lease renewal, or insurance review. We document gaps and fix them on the spot when possible.
One point of contact for every location. We schedule, service, and report on your full portfolio so nothing expires while you're focused elsewhere.
Y&M is run by Mati E., a certified fire extinguisher inspector serving Long Island businesses and property owners. Every site is inspected personally — no rotating subcontractors, no shortcuts.
Your equipment is checked by a licensed professional, not a route driver. Tags are signed by the person who actually did the work.
Dated certification tags, written reports, and a clear paper trail. If you're audited, you're ready.
We remind you before annual, 5-year, and 12-year service comes due. You'll never be caught with an expired tag.
If a unit is fine, we tag it and move on. We replace or recharge only when it's actually required by code.
From a corner deli to a 50-unit apartment building — different occupancies need different extinguisher classes and coverage. We size and certify correctly for each.
Class K for fryers, ABC for dining areas. Common code-violation hotspot — we fix the gaps.
ABC coverage by floor area, plus CO₂ near server racks and electrical panels.
Common-area extinguishers, laundry rooms, mechanical rooms — all NFPA 10 compliant.
Higher-rated units, travel-distance coverage, forklift charging-area protection.
Combustible liquid hazards demand the right rating — we get it right the first time.
Strict inspection requirements, accessible mounting, and clear signage.
Often-overlooked occupancies. We handle annual service quietly and on-schedule.
Temporary coverage, trailer protection, and quick replacements when needed.
Tell us your address, occupancy type, and roughly how many extinguishers are on site. Most quotes go out the same day.
We visit your property, inspect every unit per NFPA 10, and identify any units due for recharge, hydro test, or replacement.
Compliant units get a fresh dated tag. Anything needing service is handled on the spot or scheduled — your call.
You get a written report and a reminder before next year's inspection. You stay compliant without thinking about it.
NFPA 10 requires a quick monthly visual check by the property owner and a thorough annual inspection performed by a certified inspector. Internal maintenance is required at 1, 6, and 12-year intervals depending on extinguisher type.
Yes. New York State Fire Code adopts NFPA 10, which mandates annual inspection and tagging of all commercial fire extinguishers. Failing to keep extinguishers current can result in fines, failed fire-marshal inspections, and voided insurance claims.
Hydrostatic testing is a pressure test of the extinguisher cylinder performed every 5 or 12 years (depending on type) to confirm the shell can safely hold pressure. It's required by NFPA 10 and is one of the most commonly missed compliance items.
It depends on the hazards in your space. Most offices and retail need ABC dry chemical. Commercial kitchens need Class K for cooking oils. Server rooms and electrical areas often want CO₂ to avoid residue. We'll spec it for you on the inspection visit.
Most Nassau County jobs are scheduled within the same week. If you have a fire-marshal visit or insurance deadline, tell us — we prioritize urgent compliance.
Both. Whether it's one storefront or twenty buildings, we handle scheduling, on-site service, tagging, and a single consolidated invoice.
Call or send a quick note — we'll get back to you with pricing and the next available date.
Certified inspections · Licensed & insured · Real local service.
