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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA BRANCH
468 Yolanda Ave. Suite 201
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
707-575-9117


SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BRANCH
9087 Arrow Route #130
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
909-476-0085


TEXAS BRANCH
712 N. General Bruce Dr.
Temple, TX 76504
254-481-0087

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Orders placed on the weekend will be processed the next following business day.


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About Fire Safety Supply

Since 1999, Fire Safety Supply has been the go-to for fire suppression products, serving restaurants, industrial dry chemical systems, high and low-pressure CO2, vehicles, and clean agents.

Our expert team is factory-trained across all our product lines. Do you have a technical question about a special hazard system? Our knowledgeable staff is just a call away! With extensive industry resources, we are here to help you tackle any fire suppression challenge.

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Protect Your Winery from Fire

Protect Your Winery from Fire

Wildfires in Northern California are a constant threat to the Wine Industry. Inherently wineries carry a multitude of combustible materials that can potentially make even a small fire get out of control FAST. Be protected from the unexpected and stay educated on how to protect your winery from fire. Call Fire Safety Supply for more information or to schedule and evaluation of your facility. (800)-498-3473

Winery Threats during 2016 in Northern California Fires

Wildfires raging in California threaten some of the state's largest wine-producing regions, further jeopardizing a multibillion-dollar business already hit by drought. By Tuesday, a large blaze had burned 67,000 acres, mostly in Lake County, but also in Napa and Sonoma counties -- the heart of California wine country 90 miles north of San Francisco. The blazes come at the peak of harvest season, which is between a third to 50 percent finished. The fire -- 15 percent contained and covering 100 square miles -- had destroyed about 585 homes and hundreds of other structures, according to Daniel Berlant, information officer at the California Department of Foresty and Fire Protection. It appeared headed to rank among the "top five of the most destructive wildfires in California's history," Berlant said. The flames destroyed a winery in Middletown in Lake County along with a building on Langtry Estate, which produces wines under the Langtry and Guenoc labels.

 

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