Air fills are $8 per cylinder, filtered and blended on site. Before any fill, we check the cylinder’s visual inspection sticker and hydrostatic test date. A visual inspection is required every twelve months and costs $15; a hydrostatic test is required every five years and we send cylinders out for it, $45 plus the visual. We will not fill a cylinder that is out of test or missing its current sticker. Not for a regular, not for a one-time walk-in, not ever - that rule does not bend for anyone, and it is the reason divers trust the air coming out of our compressor.
Regulator servicing follows the manufacturer’s schedule, generally annual or every hundred dives, whichever comes first: full teardown, new soft parts from a sealed kit, intermediate pressure and cracking effort set on a bench, then a dry and wet test before it goes back to you. $85 for a single first/second stage set, turnaround is usually three business days, longer during the pre-summer rush.
BCD inspection and bladder leak test, $25. Dive computer battery replacement with pressure test, $20. None of this is optional maintenance dressed up as an upsell - a regulator that free-flows at sixty feet or a cylinder that fails at pressure is not a warranty claim, it is an emergency, and the schedule above is how we keep it from becoming one.
