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Horry County

Water damage & mold help in Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle Beach sits on South Carolina's Grand Strand. Hurricane Florence in 2018 brought record flooding to Horry County as rivers rose for weeks, and Hurricane Hugo struck in 1989. Hurricanes, heavy rain, humidity and thousands of vacation rentals and condos drive most water damage.

Palm trees bending in strong hurricane winds

Areas served

Downtown · The Market Common · Carolina Forest · Surfside area · North Myrtle Beach area

ZIPs include 29572, 29575, 29577, 29578, 29579, 29588

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Myrtle Beach homes and water damage

Many homes and condos near the beach are vacation rentals. Carolina Forest and the Market Common have mostly 2000s–2010s slab homes. Many homes and condos near the beach are short-term rentals that change guests weekly, and leaks can run for days before the next guest or cleaner notices. Condo towers share plumbing stacks, so one leak can reach several units below. Carolina Forest homes have attic AC and water heaters that can overflow into ceilings.

Hurricane flooding

Florence's 2018 rain flooded homes across Horry County for weeks.

Hurricane wind damage

Strong winds tear off shingles, letting rain inside.

Condo leaks

Leaks in beachfront condos travel down to units below.

Vacation rental leaks

Leaks in rentals left empty can run for days before anyone notices.

Humidity and mold

Coastal humidity grows mold quickly on wet materials.

AC condensate overflows

Air conditioning runs most of the year, and clogged drain lines spill into ceilings and closets.

Common calls in Myrtle Beach

Also available: emergency water damage and all restoration services.

Myrtle Beach at a glance

County
Horry County
Neighborhoods
Downtown, The Market Common, Carolina Forest, Surfside area
ZIP codes
29572, 29575, 29577, 29578, 29579, 29588
Nearby
Charleston, SC, Columbia, SC, Greenville, SC, Spartanburg, SC, North Charleston, SC, Florence, SC

Myrtle Beach questions

Do I need a permit for repairs in Myrtle Beach?

Cleanup and drying don't. Structural, plumbing and electrical repairs need permits from the City of Myrtle Beach Construction Services or Horry County.

Do I need flood insurance in Myrtle Beach?

Homeowners policies exclude flood. Florence flooded many homes outside high-risk zones.

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