What We Service
Service for the equipment you depend on underwater.
Regular inspection and maintenance can uncover wear, corrosion, leaks, and performance issues before they interrupt a dive.
Regulators
Inspection, cleaning, adjustment, leak checks, and complete service when appropriate.
- First and second stages
- Alternate air sources
- DIN and yoke systems
BCDs & Inflators
Functional checks of buoyancy systems, inflators, valves, hoses, and air retention.
- Inflator service
- Valve inspection
- Leak and function testing
Cylinders & Valves
Routine cylinder and valve services based on cylinder type, condition, and service needs.
- Visual inspections
- Valve maintenance
- Hydro coordination
Technical Systems
Service support for equipment configured for sidemount, doubles, stage, and decompression use.
- Stage regulators
- SPGs and hoses
- Technical configurations
Why Service Matters
Working is not always the same as working properly.
A regulator may still breathe and a BCD may still inflate while showing signs of wear, contamination, corrosion, or declining performance. A professional evaluation looks beyond basic operation.
Service timing varies by manufacturer, model, use, storage conditions, and dive environment. Follow the current manufacturer recommendations for your specific equipment.
- Identify wear and corrosion
- Verify operating performance
- Inspect seals and moving parts
- Check for leaks and damage
- Prepare equipment for travel
Bring your gear in early enough to allow for evaluation, parts availability, service, and final testing.
What to Expect
A straightforward service process.
Every job starts with understanding the equipment, its service history, and the concern you want addressed.
Drop Off & Intake
Tell us about the equipment, its history, any symptoms, and upcoming travel.
Evaluation
We inspect the gear and determine the appropriate service or repair path.
Service
Approved work is completed using procedures and compatible parts appropriate to the equipment.
Final Testing
Applicable function, adjustment, and leak checks are completed before release.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before you bring in your gear.
Contact us with the brand, model, and service needed if you are unsure whether we can work on a particular piece of equipment.
How often should scuba equipment be serviced?
Intervals vary by manufacturer, model, use, and storage conditions. Follow the current manufacturer guidance, and bring equipment in sooner if performance changes, damage occurs, or its history is unknown.
Can you service every brand and model?
Service capability depends on technician authorization, parts availability, equipment age, and manufacturer support. Contact us with the brand and model before drop-off so we can confirm.
How long will service take?
Timing depends on the work requested, current workload, parts availability, and equipment condition. Bring gear in as early as possible before an upcoming trip.
Should unused equipment still be inspected?
Yes. Seals, lubricants, hoses, valves, and other components can age during storage. Equipment with a long or unknown storage history should be evaluated before use.