At A to Z Fire, our mission goes beyond fire protection—we’re here to serve, support, and stand with our community. That’s why we were proud to be a Gold Sponsor at this month’s Rock the Rocks live music and market event at Crabby Bill’s in Indian Rocks Beach! With thousands of attendees coming through for great music, food, local vendors, and community connection, we saw the perfect opportunity to do something special. 🔥 Hundreds of FREE residential fire extinguishers were given away —because safety starts at home. While these 2.5lb extinguishers aren’t designed for commercial compliance, they’re perfect for home kitchens, vehicles, RVs, and other personal spaces. One per household went out with a smile, and we couldn’t be more thrilled with the turnout. We also had code-compliant 5lb and 10lb fire extinguishers available for purchase —both new and reconditioned—at some of the lowest prices ever offered , making this event not only a celebration, but a serious boost to fire safety in our neighborhoods. 💬 From families and first responders to business owners and local leaders, we had the chance to connect, share safety tips, and spread awareness ahead of hurricane season—a crucial time to make sure homes and businesses are protected. A special thank you to The Original Crabby Bill’s and Tiffany for the opportunity to sponsor such a meaningful event. It’s days like this that remind us why we do what we do. Whether you're a longtime customer or just discovering us for the first time, we’re here when you need us—with reliable service, honest pricing, and a commitment to keeping Florida safe. Stay safe, stay ready—and we’ll see you at the next event!  —The A to Z Fire Team

When it comes to fire safety, most people focus on the fire extinguisher itself—and that’s a good start. But too often, the protection for the extinguisher gets overlooked. That’s where fire extinguisher cabinets come in.

It’s easy to ignore a beeping fire alarm panel—just press “silence,” and the noise stops. Problem solved… right? Wrong. That warning signal is your system’s way of saying, “Hey, something’s not right.” Silencing the panel only stops the sound; it doesn’t fix the issue—and worse, it could leave your property unprotected. Here are the top five reasons your fire alarm panel might be in trouble—and what you should do about it:

April is here, bringing the saying we all know: “April showers bring May flowers.” But while we prepare for rainy days, it’s a good time to think about another essential system designed to protect us— fire alarm systems . Just like you wouldn’t ignore a leaky roof in a storm, you shouldn’t neglect your fire alarms. A well-maintained fire alarm system can mean the difference between a minor incident and a major catastrophe.

St. Patrick’s Day is all about luck, but when it comes to fire safety, luck won’t protect you— being prepared will. This month, we’re putting a fun spin on fire prevention with a simple rule: If your fire extinguisher is in the green , you’re good to go. If not, it’s time to call us! A working fire extinguisher could be the difference between a minor incident and a major disaster. As you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, take a moment to check your extinguisher’s gauge. If the needle isn’t in the green, don’t push your luck—get it serviced or replaced today.

March Fire Safety Specials: Protect Your Home & Business for Less

Fire safety isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach. While a standard 5lb ABC fire extinguisher is a common choice, it may not always provide the level of protection your business needs. Different environments require different types of extinguishers to stay code-compliant and truly fire-safe.

January is here, and while Florida might not face the same winter risks as other states, there are unique fire safety considerations to keep in mind this time of year. Cooler, drier weather and increased indoor activities make it a crucial time to assess your fire safety readiness. Here are some practical tips to start the new year with safety in mind:

As we move through December, we wanted to share a few updates about our operations, some recent fire incidents in the Tampa Bay area, and a reminder about fire safety during the holidays.