Spa Wall Fitting Repair on a Raised Rock Spa in Manvel, TX – Before & After
A raised spa built into a rock wall is one of the harder things to repair well. The shell, the fittings, the plumbing and the stonework are all stacked on top of each other, and reaching a failed fitting usually means opening more than one of them. This Manvel spa was losing water down to a level just below its jets and then holding — the classic sign that the leak sits at that height rather than in the floor or the plumbing below it.
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Reading the level before opening anything
Where a spa stops draining is information. Water only escapes while there is water above the opening, so a spa that settles just under its jet line and then holds is pointing at the fittings on that line. We confirmed it before draining:- Dye testing around each jet and wall fitting with the system off
- Isolating the spa circuits from the pool circuits at the equipment pad
- Pressure testing the spa return and jet lines separately

