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I don't know about where you live but most fire extinguisher companies do hydros. You can also ask the local fire fighters where they get their tanks hydro'd. Good luck.
I get my tanks hydroed at SimplexGrinnell on Fairbanks in Anchorage. 561-1911. They told me they will not rate a tank a + (steel cylinder) if that matters to you. I started taking mine there on the advice of a dive shop owner.
Its a hydro shop run for divers by divers. Give a call or email. Until the 18th email is best since the owners are in guam diving until then and cell dosent work.
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Originally Posted by akdeepdiver
