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How Granbury Homeowners Can Help Keep Lake Granbury Clean — And How the Honey Do Daddy Can Help


The spotted Granbury Cow Fish. Just because you haven't caught one, doesn't mean they don't exist.
The spotted Granbury Cow Fish. Just because you haven't caught one, doesn't mean they don't exist.

Lake Granbury is more than just a beautiful backdrop for our homes and weekends—it's the heart of our community.


But as reports about elevated pollution levels and increased salt contamination circulate, many residents are wondering:


"Is Lake Granbury safe, and what can I do to help?"


Let’s break down what’s going on, how you can be a solution, and why The Honey Do Daddy is stepping up to protect our lake, one home at a time.


💧 Is Lake Granbury Contaminated?


Fight the lake pollution any way you can!
Fight the lake pollution any way you can!

The Truth About Runoff, Sewage & Salt Contamination


Lake Granbury has experienced challenges related to:


  • Stormwater runoff (carrying fertilizers, pet waste, and oil)


  • Failing septic systems (a common issue for lakefront properties)


  • Natural limestone influence (which contributes to salt and mineral deposits)


  • Water softener discharge and construction debris


Studies from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) have flagged high total dissolved solids (TDS) and periodic bacteria surges in some coves.


While not always dangerous, these are signs the lake is under pressure.


🧠 What You Can Do as a Granbury Homeowner


Maintain Your Septic System

  • Pump it every 3–5 years

  • Avoid dumping grease, wipes, and chemicals

  • Schedule inspections regularly


Stop Stormwater Runoff

  • Clean gutters and extend downspouts away from the lake

  • Install French drains to capture and redirect rainwater

  • Use rain barrels or eco-friendly landscaping


Control Lawn Chemicals

  • Use phosphorus-free fertilizer

  • Avoid fertilizing before storms

  • Switch to native plants or xeriscaping


Secure Your Shoreline

  • Use native vegetation to prevent erosion

  • Avoid clearing too much vegetation near the water


Clean Smart

  • Sweep driveways instead of hosing them

  • Use biodegradable cleaning products


🛠️ How the Honey Do Daddy Helps You Help the Lake


As a local Granbury handyman, I see firsthand how small home improvements can make a big environmental difference.


Here’s How My Monthly Honey Done Subscription Helps:


🧰 Gutter Cleaning & Downspout Extensions

Redirect rainwater to gardens or drains, not the lake.


🧰 Septic System Scheduling Assistance

I’ll remind you and help coordinate regular cleanings.


🧰 French Drain Installation & Yard Grading

Prevent puddles, erosion, and dirty runoff.


🧰 Eco-Friendly Power Washing

Clean your deck or siding without harmful chemicals.


Cut down on energy use and indoor moisture problems.


🧰 Exterior Maintenance Inspections

Spot leaks, broken irrigation, or drainage issues early.


You’re not just getting help around the house—you’re joining a movement of responsible homeowners who care about Lake Granbury's future.


🏞️ The Future of Lake Granbury


TCEQ and local water authorities are actively:

  • Monitoring and testing water quality monthly

  • Educating residents on proper septic use

  • Encouraging rainwater management

  • Improving public reporting of pollution events


But they can’t do it without us.


🙌 Granbury’s Clean Lake Starts With You


This water is filthy and draining into Lake Granbury.
This water is filthy and draining into Lake Granbury.

Everything we do flows downstream - Whether you live directly on the water or 10 miles from the shore,


You're protecting our most valuable local treasure by keeping your home in top shape.


So, if you’re ready to:


✔ Prevent pollution


✔ Maintain your home


✔ Make Granbury even greater


👉 Call The Honey Do Daddy today at 817-857-6224


or visit



Let’s keep Lake Granbury beautiful, together.

 
 
 

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