In Part 1 of our two-part warranty blog series, we outlined the differences between the “Manufacturer’s Warranty” and “Parts and Service Program”.  Since there are so many nuances to the general warranty of scuba equipment depending on the manufacturer, piece of equipment, type of malfunction, or age, we are focusing on the free-parts program inRead more about Scuba Equipment Warranty Series: Part 2 – What is a ‘free parts program’?[…]

In this two-part blog, we’re going to break down equipment warranties. To start things off, we’re going to go over the basics of equipment warranties and what type of information you should keep regardless of your manufacture. These basics are generalizations of the major brands we primarily see and might not cover every single scubaRead more about Scuba Equipment Warranty Series: Part 1 – What paperwork should you keep?[…]

An obvious question? For an obvious question, there would be an obvious answer, right? Of course, you service your dive equipment before you need to dive. You service it after it has been sitting for a few years. And you service it based on the manufacturer’s recommendations, usually in year intervals. But of course, it’sRead more about When’s the best time to get your dive equipment serviced?[…]

We’re as excited to ring in 2021 as you are! It’s not only nice to say goodbye to 2020, but also nice to welcome the changes and fresh starts a new year brings. AirTech is bringing in some new changes as well, including a new course offering. We’re relaunching our AirTech Introduction to Regulator ServiceRead more about Welcome 2021 and the relaunch of our Intro tech course![…]

The 4 parts Our dive equipment normally consists of 4 main parts. The 1st stage: This attaches to the tank and provides air to the 2nd stages and BCD The primary 2nd stage: This is the regulator you normally breathe off of The alternate 2nd stage: This is often called your octopus and can be on a normal hoseRead more about What is a bench test?[…]

From those that dive hundreds of times a year to those that occasionally pop in the water, we all have guidelines we must follow to keep ourselves and our dive buddies safe. As fun as diving is, your equipment is supporting your life and should be treated with such importance! Think of your dive gearRead more about Why you should get your gear serviced[…]

As we step into the new year, we’re also moving through a re-branding transition. We’ve been in business for over 20 years and have found the need to shake things up – to freshen up just a tad and present a new look. The first step is a new website. Including the first release ofRead more about New online look, same great service[…]