Residents near Boone Lake are all too familiar with the recent discovery of the water seepage around the lake’s dam. TVA is implementing necessary measures to repair the problem, it will take some time to complete and for the lake to return to its full capacity.
Residents have flocked to the Boone Lake area to purchase their dream home. Enjoying Boone Lake has been a major component of everyone’s lifestyle who lives near it. Unfortunately, the recent water seepage is slowly draining the dreams of homeowners who much enjoy the lake for its beauty and recreational benefits. Not to mention, many homeowners rely on Boone Lake as a water source for their irrigation system. Without water from Boone Lake, how will you maintain your landscape and operate your irrigation system? What does this mean as a homeowner and what can you do to help?
As a homeowner, your home, including your landscape and surrounding amenities is a major investment, and preserving those investments is obviously important. If your irrigation system currently operates using a pump to collect water from Boone Lake, you have the option of switching your irrigation system over to the city’s water supply.
Promier Landscapes conveniently provides a service to connect your irrigation system to the city’s water supply, which provides you with a stable water source for your watering needs. Once the lake is back up and functioning at full capacity again, you can always have your irrigation system switched back over to a pump system that collects water from Boone Lake once more. In the meantime, you can protect your landscape investment by calling Promier Landscapes to connect your irrigation system to the city’s water supply.