
Inland from Hudson Beach. Not salt-first. Wells, trees, lots that are not villa patios.
Moon Lake is inland Hudson: larger lots than Beacon Woods, more trees, more wells, less canal. It feels closer to old Pasco than to a beach town.
Sandy, shaded, sometimes low. We avoid the wet corner of the lot even if it looks like a 'natural' waterfall spot.
Well stain and a previous owner who dug a pond that now breeds mosquitoes. People want us to 'just add a pump' to a hole that should be filled.
Fill-and-replace with pondless if they still want water, or a bowl near the house on dry ground.
Moon Lake is not Hudson Beach. If you called because of salt, we will still ask whether you can see water from the kitchen.
A mosquito pond is not a water feature. We will say fill it.
Shade is an asset. We site the basin where the sun does not cook it into pea soup in June.
Power runs on these lots get long. The trench is in the quote.
Moon Lake Road, inland Hudson, toward the Weeki Wachee side of the county without being Hernando.
Pasco. Simple unless you are in a recorded wet area.
If it is sound and you want the maintenance. Many Moon Lake ponds should be filled. We will say which.
We work New Port Richey, Trinity, Odessa, Lutz, and the four counties around them. We come to the lot.
Name, phone, city, what is in the yard. We call back.
Freeze nights, algae, room on the truck. A few times a year. Not a weekly blast.