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Check Tub Spout and Overflow

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Shower Leak Troubleshooting For Finding Your Water Leak!

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Prior to cutting into the wall, perform additional visual checks on other common leak points. Inspect the tub spout where it connects to the wall, ensuring there's no water seeping behind it. Similarly, check the overflow drain cover and its gasket for any signs of leakage. Water from these areas can often run down inside the wall and cause damage similar to a valve leak. This comprehensive inspection helps rule out simpler causes before resorting to invasive measures.

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so here's the other thing if we didn't see any water inside here before I went and cut the rest of that out of the bottom I would want to check the tub spout and make sure that it's not leaking back behind and going down into the ceiling below okay and also the Overflow so I like to check all this stuff before I'm going downstairs that's just good troubleshooting when you're trying to locate a leak inside of the wall of a shower so upon a measurement

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