Regulator servicing

[Matt B]

It’s time to get the regulators serviced. LDS that I use sometimes sends everything off to be serviced. I can do that myself. Any recommendations on a good and reliable shop? I am in Central Texas.
Thanks

 

[Bigbella]

It’s time to get the regulators serviced. LDS that I use sometimes sends everything off to be serviced. I can do that myself. Any recommendations on a good and reliable shop? I am in Central Texas.
Thanks

I knew a number of folks who swore by Scubatoys (I know -- that name doesn't inspire much confidence), out of Carrollton, who service a number of brands . . .

 

[tbone1004]

which brand?

Air Tech in Raleigh can service quite literally anything, but @rsingler can do quite a few and he would be my first call.

 

[BoltSnap]

I would contact @rsingler if I were you.

What brand/model regulator do you have?

 

[Divin'Papaw]

which brand?

Air Tech in Raleigh can service quite literally anything, but @rsingler can do quite a few and he would be my first call.

Except Dive Rite. Back when I owned a Dive Rite reg I had to send it to Dive Gear Express.

I do use Air Tech for all of my Aqua Lung regulators. They are fantastic. Their techs do reg service full-time, day-in-day-out as their occupation. They know what they're doing, they do it regularly, and they do it well. That is the type of tech I want servicing my regs.

 

[Matt B]

I would contact @rsingler if I were you.

What brand/model regulator do you have?

Atomic for me and Scubapro for my wife