I stopped by this morning and had a good chat with the people there. Writing this from memory so please excuse any omissions or mistakes.
Shop facilities: modern, minimalist shop as is the style today, with most of the stock in the back so as not to clutter things up. I spotted jetfins (or equivalent) in multiple colors on the wall, Santi and DUI drysuits, Scubapro wetsuits and regs, Fourth Element, Halcyon, Shearwater, Divesoft, some DPVs, etc... a fair bit of nice gear. Rentals included a rack of backplates with red/blue halcyon wings for rental, try suits both wet and dry, and tanks. Banked gas, at least 32% and 50% if I recall correctly (trimix available, I think), and for at least up to 32% you can pull up to the rear door and they'll fill your tanks directly in your vehicle. Malibu Scuba Repair is setting up shop in the back, if your regs need service. Big coffee machine behind the front counter.
The front section also has a big glass-walled conference room (photos online), for teaching, planning, events. They are officially GUE (branded truck out front and logo on some name tags) along with NAUI and PADI, have an instructor team, and are aiming to keep class sizes small (max 3). There are also associated freelancers if you're interested in something else (TDI came up for sidemount, for instance).
Sounds like a big part of what they're trying to do is build a community space. There's plans to start running trips, of course. These will be local while COVID lasts, but possibly more off-the-beaten-path type things, say things like diving+camping or sierra lakes. They also plan to start a club and run activities, and said people are welcome to stop by to hang out. If you have a club or an expedition and need a meeting space, the conference room will be available to be booked.
TLDR, my impression is of a hybrid shop/meeting space, w/ nice people, facilities, and gear. Definitely worth checking out.
