Regulator Servicing

It is important to remember that your regulator is your life-supporting equipment. Manufacturers recommend that they are serviced by qualified technicians every twelve months or 100 dives (whichever comes the sooner). If your equipment is subject to heavy and frequent use it is recommend to have an intermediate service every six months to maintain peak performance.

All the technicians at the Diving Centre are manufacture trained and approved. Only manufactures kits are used on a service and swivel pins in gauges are included in the service

We work on a turnaround time of approx 7 days we can offer an express service for an additional charge. (booking required)

Manufactures we service: Apeks, Aqua-Lung, Beuchat, Cressi, Poseidon, Mares, Scubapro, Seac, TUSA 

Cost

Please note regulators which are in poor state of repair will incur an extra charge of £15.00 for the extra time involved in the cleaning process.

* Does not include mouthpieces, hoses, or other non-service items.

Miflex Hoses 10% off

Why not upgrade your regulator when they are in for a service and receive 10% off miflex hoses. They are lightweight, flexible and available in a wide variety of colours and lengths.

Equipment Servicing

A lot of divers are guilty of not keeping up with servicing on other pieces of dive equipment. The truth is, most pieces of your dive gear would benefit from being looked over by a professional.

Many of us don’t think of our BCDs as a piece of important safety equipment in the same way we do with our regulators. However, if your BCD can’t stay fully inflated at the surface, or your inflator button is at risk of getting stuck and causing a rapid ascent, is it really keeping you safe? Your BCD should be serviced along with your regulators at least once a year. A thorough service means checking the inflate and deflate functions (hoses, dump valves, inflator button), ensuring it’s holding air and the bladder isn’t degraded, and disinfecting the inside of the bladder with a cleansing solution.

Now is also the time to ensure that inflate and deflate valves on drysuits are also fully operational for both safety and comfort.. a drysuit can and will squeeze in the most uncomfortable of places imaginable!