Hoover Pumping Systems helped the Bellaggio community reduce their number of pump stations from 24 to 10, directly resulting in lower maintenance costs and reduced ongoing costs for irrigation repairs, energy use, sod replacement and fertilizer.
Location: Lake Worth, Florida
Client: Bellaggio | Lake Worth, Florida
Market: Residential Community
lifestyle community set on 560-acres of land with irrigation that wasn't fit for purpose.
An irrigation mainline that kept breaking and sod that had to be replaced year after year. The Board knew they needed help to find a long-term solution.
An intensive audit of the issues to come up with a sustainable irrigation strategy that would improve the irrigation and save money across the board.
Variable Speed Control and Install Automated Pump System Controls
Replace all 24 inefficient pump stations with 10 Hoover Flowguard pump stations. Improve water intake solution to reduce sprinkler problems.
Bellaggio is an active adult lifestyle community set on 560-acres of land.
Water and nature play a large role in the community’s setting, so when the irrigation mainline kept breaking and the sod had to be replaced annually, the Board knew it was time to get the help and they needed to find a long-term solution. They contacted Hoover Pumping Systems and are very happy they did.
Hoover Pumping Systems helped the Bellaggio community reduce their number of pump stations from 24 to 10, directly resulting in lower maintenance costs and reduced ongoing costs for irrigation repairs, energy use, sod replacement and fertilizer.
In 2011, Bellaggio’s Board of Directors set a goal to fix the existing irrigation system’s problems.
The builder installed 24 non-Hoover pump systems, less than 10 years old. A solution was needed to correct pump system and irrigation problems, and to reduce ongoing costs to replace sod.
Sand and sediment were clogging sprinkler heads during dry weather when suction lines pulled sand and sediment from the lake bottom.
Bellaggio no longer wastes $40,000 a year replacing sod.
Hoover proposed a consolidation strategy to install 10 Hoover systems, eliminating wasted horsepower, and adjusted water sources to alleviate water shortage issues during hot, dry periods.
The community’s two key objectives of Variable Speed Control and Automated Pump System Controls were met. Over a two year period, 10 Hoover Flowguard® pump systems replaced the problematic 24 builder-installed pump systems.