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Stormwater ponds, once you notice them, you see them everywhere....

Stormwater Ponds: Why Are They Everywhere in Horry & Georgetown Counties? — SCDrainageReport.com A Common Sight with a Critical Purpose If you've driven through a new subdivision or commercial development in Horry or Georgetown County , you've probably noticed stormwater ponds —those engineered basins with sloped sides and often little to no water in them on a dry day. While they might lo

If you own a home in the coastal plain, you should consider getting a CDR.

Who Needs a CDR? — SCDrainageReport.com Who needs a CDR… and why do they need one? Any homeowner can benefit from having a CDR. It is a snapshot of the current drainage parameters of your home. Those parameters can change over time. The CDR establishes the baseline, so that any changes, due to whatever reason, can be tracked over time. ...

Roadside drainage makes a huge difference in your drainage patterns...

How Driveway & Roadside Drainage Works (And Why You Should Care) — SCDrainageReport.com The Overlooked Role of Driveway and Roadside Drainage When homeowners think about drainage, they often focus on soggy yards or water near the foundation. But driveways and roadways play a huge role in how water flows through your property—and how it leaves it. In Horry and Georgetown Counties

This is a great event that actually does make a difference.

Our next Household Hazardous Waste collection is coming up on April 12! Please keep in mind we have limited capacity. Materials are accepted on a first-come first-served basis.

Wet, soggy yard?

Why Is My Yard Always Wet? Common Causes & What It Means — SCDrainageReport.com Constant Moisture Is a Common Problem in Coastal South Carolina If your yard stays wet for days after it rains—or even when it hasn’t rained at all—you’re not alone. Homeowners in Horry and Georgetown Counties often struggle with persistent wet spots, soggy lawns, and standing water , especi...

Soils play a huge role in determining how well your property drains.

Common Soil Types in Coastal South Carolina & How They Affect Drainage — SCDrainageReport.com Understanding Coastal South Carolina’s Soils The Coastal Plain of South Carolina , which includes Horry and Georgetown Counties , has a diverse range of soil types that significantly impact drainage, stormwater management, and land use . Whether a property experiences nuisance flooding, slow

Drainage easements are a good thing... help keep them clear of debris.

Understanding Your Property’s Drainage Easements & Responsibilities — SCDrainageReport.com What Is a Drainage Easement? There are two main types of drainage easements: Public Drainage Easements – Managed by counties or municipalities, these include roadside ditches, storm drains, and detention basins designed to control runoff. Private Drainage Easements – Established on in

FEMA Flood Zones can be so confusing sometimes.

What to Know About FEMA Flood Zones & Home Insurance in Coastal South Carolina — SCDrainageReport.com Understanding FEMA Flood Zones in Coastal SC For homeowners in Horry and Georgetown Counties , flood risk is a major concern. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) designates flood zones to assess the probability of flooding in different areas. These zones play a critical role in i

Poor drainage can hurt you at resale time.

How Drainage Issues Can Affect Your Home’s Value in Horry and Georgetown Counties — SCDrainageReport.com The Hidden Impact of Drainage on Property Value When evaluating home value, most people think about curb appeal, kitchen upgrades, or square footage. However, drainage issues are an often-overlooked factor that can negatively impact a property’s worth . In Horry and Georgetown Counties , wher