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Dive Equipment, Dive Suits and Accessories:
Drysuits, Wetsuits and Accessories:
Tanks and Weights:
Cameras, Lighting and Accessories:
Care and Maintenance:
Gear on Sale:
Garage Sale Special:
Consignment Sales:
Snorkel Gear
Swim & Triathlon Gear
Swim & Triathlon Gear
- Download our Service and Repair form, print and fill out to send or bring with your equipment for repairs and service.
Service and Repair Form
Service & Repair Prices:
Please use the below prices as a reference only. Prices may vary when additional labor and cleaning or unforeseen replacement parts are needed.
Tanks:
- Visual Inspection - $18 - Includes: air fill and new neck o-ring
- Hydrostatic Test & More - $48 - Includes: visual inspection, air fill and neck o-ring
- Nitrox Cleaning – Complete - $40 - Includes: Nitrox sticker, content sticker and Nitrox VIP Sticker, O-rings changes to Vitons and O2 clean inside of tank followed by rust inhibitor as needed.
- Nitrox Cleaning – Annual - $25 - Includes: O2 cleaning of inside of tank followed by rust inhibitor as needed, replace neck o-ring and Nitrox VIP sticker
- Air fills:
Regular Fill - $6
Top-off (<1000 psi) - $3
Paint Ball Tank - $3.50
10 Air Fill Card (Save 15%) - $51
20 Air Fill Card (Save 20%) - $96
- Specialized Gases:
Oxygen: (for Nitrox and Trimix) per cu.ft. - $0.45*
Helium: per cu.ft. - $0.86*
Argon: per cu.ft. - $1.00*
* Based on the market value as of June 2010 and subject to change.
Regulators and Buoyancy Compensator Vests:
- Manufacturers: We work on Aqua Lung, Scubapro, Atomic, Apex, Sherwood, and Mares equipment.
- Labor Charges: $30/hour - billed in 15 minute ($7.50) increments. A complete overhaul of a first stage, primary second stage and octopus regulator averages between 1-2 hours depending on the corrosion and how dirty it is.
- Parts:
- Limited Lifetime Warranties:
To extend a Limited Lifetime Warranty on a piece of scuba equipment, you are responsible for having it serviced yearly (+/- 30 days from the date of purchased). Labor cost is not covered under the warranty; however, most internal parts are free of charge, which will save you significant money! Please review the warranty terms and requirements as they vary greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer. Include proof of warranty documentation when you bring in an item for servicing. Without proof, you will be responsible for the cost of all replacement parts.
- Non-Warranty Items:
The majority of replacement parts come from manufactures in a ‘kit’, for example a Aqua Lung Titan Regulator will have a first stage kit AND a second stage kit. First stage kits can cost $20-$40 depending on the manufacturer and model. A second stage kit for primary and octopus systems runs $12 - $27 each. Neither kit includes replacing hoses our mouthpieces which are done on an as need basis.
- Older Equipment:
In 1943, Jacque Cousteau and Emile Gagnan invented the first regulator. If you purchased a reg shortly after that period, please don’t expect us to service it. Seriously, any system that is 1970’s vintage or older is 30-40 Years Old and it is Your Life Support! Now is the time to retire it. I know what you’re thinking….. ‘I don’t dive that much.’… ‘It’s always served me well in the past.’….. ‘Nothing has ever gone wrong with it before.’ And again I will say to you, a regulator is your life support and after 30 years of usage, it’s time to put it to bed. If you can’t afford a new system then rent one until you can. It is far cheaper to rent a regulator than trying to breathe life into an antiquity. Besides, repair parts for obsolete equipment are hard to find and trained technicians for such systems are even harder to find.
How to Maintain Your Gear:
How to Clean Your Mask
Avoid Mask Fogging
How to Maintain Your BC Vest
Avoid the Funk Smell in Your Wetsuit
Wetsuit Seam Rips
Wetsuit Holes and Tears
Drysuit Repair & Maintenance
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