The answer75%
A documented regulator inspection found that filter corrosion alone reduced gas flow by 75%.
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Keep your dive gear ready.
Before your next trip, give your equipment the attention it needs. Bring your regulators, BCD, computer, drysuit or cylinders to our Horsham shop for service and clear advice about what comes next.
See common service prices
Common service pricesClear starting points for routine service.
- Complete regulator overhaul
- $95
- BC annual service
- $35
- Computer battery change + pressure test
- $20 + battery
- Visual inspection (VIP)
- $30
- Hydrostatic test
- $60
- Bench time
- $75/hour
- Regulator bench test
- $25
- BC bench test
- $25
Parts and additional repairs are extra when required. We contact you before exceeding the amount you authorize.
Real equipment. Real service findings.
Service & Repair
Brand-certified technicians service equipment in-house or through qualified partners, following current manufacturer instructions, bulletins and recalls. We replace required service parts and get your approval for extra work.
Two ways to service
Choose what works for you.
Shop drop-off
Bring your equipment to us.
Tell us what you noticed, what equipment is included, and when you need it back. We document everything and contact you before work exceeds the amount you authorize.
Get directionsMail-in service
Ship your equipment to us.
Download the service form, include it with your equipment, and follow the packing and shipping instructions provided. Contact us before shipping a cylinder; these are accepted by prior arrangement only.
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“We had our equipment serviced before we left and everything worked perfectly.”
Before you bring it in
Service questions.
Tell us your equipment model, what you noticed and your next dive date.
How often does my equipment need service?
Follow the manufacturer's current requirements for your model. Use, storage and condition also matter; an inspection and a complete overhaul are different services. Our equipment maintenance guide explains the difference.
Can you service my brand and model?
Contact us with the brand and model so we can confirm support and parts availability. Brand-certified technicians work in-house or through qualified partners. If equipment cannot be repaired, we'll explain replacement or upgrade options.
What will it cost, and when will it be ready?
The common prices above are starting points for routine service; parts and additional repairs cost extra. We contact you before work exceeds the amount you authorize. Tell us your trip date when arranging service so we can discuss current timing and parts availability. Need gear for an upcoming dive? See rental options and rates.
Can I mail my equipment to you?
Yes. Include the completed mail-in service form and follow its packing instructions. Contact us before sending a cylinder; cylinder shipments require prior arrangement. See our cylinder service guide for more information.
Service resources
Helpful information for your equipment.
Articles, safety bulletins, manufacturer notices, and practical equipment-care information to help you understand your gear.
Equipment Maintenance
Why preventive maintenance matters across rental gear, cylinders, compressors, filtration, and filling systems.
Read resourceAir Hoses: A Closer Look
Degradation of braided low-pressure hoses, internal liner deterioration, and sudden hose failure.
Read resourceHose Failure: An Unexpected Outcome
An incident where deteriorated hose material migrated through the low-pressure system and obstructed second stages.
Read resourceHow Old Is Too Old? Replacing Dive Computers and BCDs
How aging can affect dive equipment even when it still appears functional.
Read resourceStaying Neutral
Inflators, dump valves, salt and silt buildup, and why BCD mechanisms require periodic professional maintenance.
Read resourceCylinder Safety
The stored energy inside cylinders and the consequences of corrosion, damage, and improper handling.
Read resourceAre 6351-T6 Alloy SCUBA Cylinders Safe to Use?
Sustained-load cracking and why certain older aluminum cylinders require special attention.
Read resourceGear Maintenance: Protect Your Investment and Prevent Dive Accidents
Regulator service frequency, post-dive care, dust-cap use, soaking practices, and manufacturer recommendations.
Read resourceGear Care Guidelines
Consumer-friendly care guidance for BCDs, regulators, hoses, computers, and cylinders.
Read resourceQuestions about your equipment?
Bring it to the shop.
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