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Red Zeppelin is on a mission to simplify fire safety compliance for businesses of all sizes. No more scheduling calls, no more expiring tags. Just safety, on autopilot.
Founded in 2025 by the owner of a chain of retail stores in Austin, TX, the company was born from real frustration with unpredictable annual certification costs—$75+ site visit fees, surprise recharge and hydro-testing charges—and the constant worry of expired tags, failed inspections, or fines. We make fire safety simple, predictable, and completely worry-free for busy owners of salons, insurance offices, dental practices, professional spaces, and small retail shops.
As a new business owner, I was shocked when we got our first fire extinguisher annual maintenance bill. The following year, we shopped around and switched to a local competitor that was a bit cheaper but it became clear that business model of traditional fire safety companies isn't well suited to serve small business owners. Their bread and butter is servicing large commercial buildings, hospitals and manufacturing plants—not small businesses with 1-2 fire extinguishers where to make money, they must charge $75-$125 site visit fees in addition to the maintenance work just to break even. I knew there was a better way.
I created Red Zeppelin to eliminate the hassle of fire extinguisher maintenance, surprise charges and inconvenient site visits to help small and multi-location businesses maintain compliance for less. Red Zeppelin is a subscription-based service that centralizes fire extinguisher maintenance and delivers NFPA 10 certified extinguishers to your door via UPS. Our service features custom reusable boxes with prepaid return labels for the return of your expired extinguishers, automated renewals, digital compliance records in your customer portal, and a five year price lock guarantee.
Zeppelin is also the name of our wonderful rescue dog and company mascot
Join the many businesses that trust Red Zeppelin. Get started with 5-year locked pricing and never worry about fire extinguisher compliance again.