Pool leak repair · Naples

Spa jet leak repair in Naples

A Naples spa was leaking around its jets and one return, the kind of leak that is often patched with epoxy and comes back. Our repair crew fixed each fitting properly.

By Pro Pool Team, state-licensed pool contractor CPC1460553 · October 6, 2026

Draining the spa

The crew put the control panel in service mode so nothing would turn on, then drained about 300 gallons from the spa into the pool. The pool itself didn't need to be lowered.

Opening up the fittings

They cut out the surface around each spa jet and the leaking return, down to where the fitting meets the spa wall. That is where these leaks start, and why epoxy on the surface doesn't last. See why epoxy is not a permanent fix.

Sealing and patching

Each fitting was sealed with hydraulic cement, then the crew patched the plaster around it. We do our best to match the color and texture, but a new patch will always show a little.

Refilling

The spa could be refilled right away, and the crew cleaned up before leaving.

Spa jet in a spa bench with the surface cut out around it — A jet opened up for the repair.

Two spa jets in glass tile with the area around them cut out — Opening the area around the jets.

Drained spa with jets and a return opened up — The drained spa during the repair.

Spa jets in glass tile after the patch — The jets after patching.

Finished spa with the repaired jets — The finished spa.

Losing water in Naples?

Call or text (239) 533-5935 or request service. Leak detection starts at $295.

Pool losing water? Get a straight answer.

Leak detection from $295. Non-commissioned leak techs. Florida license CPC1460553.

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