Firehawk Service Testing, LLC

09/17/2025

Fun fact as we tested 3 truck the other day I had to crunch some numbers. If my calculations are correct we flowed approximately 175,810 gallons of water. The cool thing about how we test is that we only put 6,300 gallons on the ground. The reason we had to do that is when recycling the water, it heats up and we have to change it out with cooler water so we don't over heat the pump.

09/12/2025

What a gorgeous day to be outside! So why not flow some water.
Excited today, and those of you that know me know that don't happen often. But today we are using our new to us trailer for the first time, and let me tell you it makes things so much easier. Also excited for a new customer. Wagram FD/North Scotland.

Thank you for all of our customers that have allowed us to grow and serve you and your community better.

08/30/2025

Prayers go out to Dunn Emergency Services Inc. And hoping for a speedy recovery to Chief Eason!

06/09/2025

We love all of our customers! But those with 1750gpm and larger hold a special place in my ❤️. Lol

Here is what 2000 gallons per minute looks like yall.

06/09/2025

Off the a sweaty start this morning, but a good clear day to push some water around at Spring Lake Fire Department.

05/14/2025

It was a great day hanging out with our friends at Westarea Fire Department today! Thank you for trusting us with your trucks.

04/08/2025

What a beautiful day to be outside! Hanging out with Rockingham Fire Department making sure they are ready for the next big one.

02/21/2025

I've always heard of this but never seen it. After testing a truck for a Department we found a lot of brass shavings in the tank. The pump didn't have any abnormal sounds or come up short on performance, but the access shavings was a massive cause for concern. After further investigation the tank to pump check valve let loose and caused havoc on the pump.

02/13/2025

Hanging out with Dunn Emergency Services Inc. today getting them taken care of for the year. A little wet but better than what next week is looking like.
Thank you for trusting us with your equipment!

We had a redesign run today that worked very well. At one point there was 3000 gallons per minute being run through one tank.

12/24/2024

Wishing all a Merry Christmas!

12/24/2024

Sending Prayers!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 23, 2024
Chief A. Jarvis
Spout Springs Emergency Services

Firefighter Injured Responding To Brush Fire

On Monday, December 23, 2024, at approximately 3:21 p.m., members of Spout Springs Emergency Services were dispatched to a brush fire on Cameron Hill Road. At approximately 3:29 p.m., while responding, and with lights and sirens activated, a vehicle collided with the Brush Truck at the intersection of Delaware Lane and NC 24. The collision caused the Brush Truck to roll over, trapping the driver.

The driver of the Brush Truck was extricated from the vehicle and was MEDEVAC to a hospital to receive treatment. He is currently in stable condition.

For questions, please contact the Spout Springs Emergency Services Public Information Officer, Alexandria Pecia, via email at apecia@spoutspringsfire.org.

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11/26/2024

Hanging out in Vass today! Dodging rain drops.