Pasco leak problems, in order of frequency
Pasco leaks often start at unions that shifted as newer Broadmoor pads settled, or at jet bodies on older Riverview tubs. We trace from the wet corner back to the source, then test under pump pressure before re-foaming.
Pasco draws from the Columbia much like Kennewick, so hardness lands in the moderate range — but wind-blown dust off the plateau gets into equipment bays here more than anywhere else we work. We work Chapel Hill, West Pasco, Tierra Vida, the Columbia River waterfront and the rest of Pasco (99301, 99302).
What Pasco owners describe on the phone
Pump shaft seal
Water spraying from between wet end and motor; quick to fix if caught before the bearings go.
Wet patch at one corner of the skirt
The puddle shows at the low corner, but the source sits upstream — a union, a jet back or the heater — traced by drying and refilling.
Level drops an inch a day
More than evaporation. Typically a jet body gasket, a slice valve or a pump union.
How the visit runs
- A call half an hour before we arrive
- Written quote after the diagnosis — your go-ahead first
- Every visit includes a look at what hard water is doing
- Anything ordered is usually next business day
- If the tub is not worth fixing, we say so
Our work stops at the spa's own cabinet: everything inside it — pumps, heater, pack, jets, plumbing — is ours; the house panel, feed conduit and installations belong to an electrician or a dealer.
