Tellico Village · Rarity Bay · Vonore
Tellico Lake Dock Builder
Tellico Lake was formed when Tellico Dam closed on the Little Tennessee River in 1979. It is a lake of long, deep coves, and much of its shoreline is in planned communities like Tellico Village and Rarity Bay, with more private frontage around Loudon and Vonore.
Every dock here starts with your cove: its depth, its width and how the lot meets the water. We handle the TVA permit, and we’re happy to assist with any additional POA or HOA approvals your neighborhood requires.
“They completed and submitted our permit paperwork to TVA and quickly got it approved for us. The process was seamless. Taylor was awesome to work with and his crew constructed one of the most stable and beautiful docks on Tellico Lake!”
Our work on Tellico Lake
Questions
Do I need a permit to build a dock on Tellico Lake?
Yes. Boat docks and shoreline work on Tellico Lake need a TVA Section 26a permit before construction starts. We prepare and submit the application for you at no charge; the only cost is TVA’s own application fee.
My cove is deep and narrow. Does that limit the dock?
Usually it shapes the layout more than the size. We measure depth and width at your lot and set the dock’s length and slip orientation to suit.
Planning a dock on Tellico Lake?
Tell us about your shoreline. We’ll walk the site, talk through options and apply for the TVA permit for you.
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