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We get it, pool problems are a real bummer. At WaterTex Pools, we've seen it all, from tiny leaks to big cracks in pools right here in Granbury. With over 25 years under our belts fixing pools across Texas, we know just what to do.
Granbury is a drive for a lot of pool companies, which is exactly why people out here end up waiting. We already cover Hood and Parker County, so getting to you is not a special trip.
Our specialized services also encompass equipment repairs including pool heater repair, drain sump repair, and pool light repair and replacement.
Cracks and damage in your pool’s structure can turn into major issues. Knowing how to repair these problems is what we do best. Contact us today!
Hard water out in Hood County is rough on salt cells and heat exchangers, and it is the single most common reason equipment here does not last as long as the label says.
Sloping lakefront lots and long equipment runs make leaks harder to place here than on a flat suburban build, which is why locating one properly matters.
We've been repairing pool equipment across Granbury and Hood County for over two decades. Granbury is built around the lake rather than out from a downtown, which means the neighborhoods are spread out and most of them are waterfront or golf communities. It also means a lot of pools sit on sloping lots with long equipment runs, and hard water out here is tougher on cells and heat exchangers than it is closer in to Fort Worth.
Neighborhoods: Pecan Plantation · The Cottages at Pecan Plantation · Park Place · Landings Airpark
Pecan Plantation is effectively its own town: gated, self-contained, sitting on the Brazos southeast of Granbury with two golf courses, a marina, stables and its own airstrip. The pools here range from 1970s originals to recent custom builds, which is a very wide spread of equipment to carry parts for. The older sections are where we do the most full pad replacement work, and the newer Cottages and Park Place builds are mostly automation and heater calls.
Neighborhoods: Harbor Lakes
The golf course community just outside downtown Granbury, and the address we get called to most often out here. Homes run from the mid $200Ks up past a million, so the equipment varies a lot street to street. What they have in common is age: most of Harbor Lakes went in during the 2000s boom, which puts a large number of these pools right at the point where the original pump, heater and light are all reaching end of life within a couple of years of each other.
Neighborhoods: Indian Harbor · Comanche Cove · Comanche Harbor · Catalina Bay · Grand Harbor · Mallard Pointe · Bentwater on Lake Granbury
The lakefront subdivisions ringing Lake Granbury. Waterfront lots mean sloping ground, retaining walls and equipment pads that are often a long way from the pool, and all three of those make a leak harder to find and a pump harder to prime. We also see more corrosion out here than we do inland, because equipment sitting near open water in Texas summer heat does not get an easy life.
Neighborhoods: DeCordova Bend Estates · Canyon Creek · Meander Estates · Josiah Estates · Gemstone Estates
DeCordova is one of the oldest planned communities on the lake and the pools reflect that. A lot of these are original gunite shells with plumbing that has been patched and rerouted over forty years, which is where most of our structural and leak work in Granbury comes from. Canyon Creek and the surrounding estate neighborhoods are newer and larger, usually with a spa and a heater tied into some form of automation.
Recent work from around the lake and the surrounding Hood County area.
Hard water is the quiet killer of pool heaters out here. Scale builds up inside the heat exchanger, the unit has to work harder to move heat into the water, and eventually it starts short-cycling or throwing a fault rather than holding temperature. Catching that before the exchanger is damaged is the difference between a service and a replacement. This one was at a home in Harbor Lakes. Scale is the thing we check for first on any pool heater repair out this way.
Pumps on lake lots often sit further from the pool than they would on a flat suburban build, and a longer suction run is less forgiving of a tired seal or a small air leak. The symptom is usually a pump that struggles to prime in the morning or loses prime part way through a cycle. Working out whether that is the pump or something upstream of it comes first on every pool pump repair we take.
A GFCI that keeps tripping is doing its job. It is telling you current is going somewhere it should not, and on a pool that usually means moisture has found its way into a light fixture or a junction box. Resetting it and hoping is the wrong answer. This Harbor Lakes call started as a nuisance trip and came back to water in the light housing, which is exactly the fault the breaker exists to catch. Water in the housing is the most common cause we find on a pool light repair.
When flow drops off and the equipment checks out fine, the problem is usually in the lines rather than on the pad. Debris packs into a return, a suction line silts up, or a section that has never run properly since it was built finally blocks completely. Blowing the lines clear tells you which one it is, and on this Pecan Plantation pool that was the whole job. Blocked lines are the most common pool plumbing repair we get called out for.
“Jason was quick to diagnose and fix the issue. He was great to chat with. He ensured that everything is working well before he left. I would hire them again even if I am not going through my warranty company.”
“Matt my technician was wonderful. He was courteous, knowledgeable and great at communicating. Much appreciated! And the owner, Jason was extremely flexible and understanding when I needed it. I would most definitely request them again. Thanks !”
“Water Tex replaced the mastic around our pool. Excellent job. Adam, the technician was super nice and professional. We could not be more pleased. Fair price, in fact better than others quoted. Will definitely call them again.”
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Our experienced and certified technicians provide fast, reliable service at competitive prices.
WaterTex diagnoses problems accurately the first time, delivering repairs that last instead of quick fixes that fail.
Decades of hands-on work with pumps, heaters, automation, and filtration systems translate into fast, correct solutions.
Routine checks and tune-ups help prevent breakdowns, extend equipment life, and keep the whole system running smoothly.
You get straight answers, transparent estimates, and repair options that prioritize what’s best for your pool, not upsells.
From automation panels to variable-speed pumps, the team keeps your system running efficiently with current-generation expertise.
When equipment goes down, WaterTex moves quickly to restore heat, circulation, and comfort with minimal disruption.
