Destination Home Myrtle Beach

A big thank-you to the Surfside Beach business community for featuring Destination Home! We truly appreciate the support and everything this committee does to connect and promote local businesses.

They meet at the Dick M. Johnson Civic Center on the second Tuesday of every month at 10:00 a.m., and meetings are open to the public. They also host a Business Social on the first Thursday of each month.

We’re proud to be part of such a supportive local business community! 🏡🤝

What a weekend! 🌀 Huge thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth at this weekend's Hurricane Preparedness Event. We loved meeting so many of our Grand Strand neighbors and talking through how to get your home ready before storm season peaks.

If you grabbed one of our hurricane prep sheets, stick it on the fridge! It has our number and a QR code with everything you need if a storm hits, all in one place.

And remember: if the worst happens, Destination Home is your local, IICRC certified restoration and mitigation team. Water, wind, or storm damage, we respond fast and we treat your home like it's our own.

📞 Save our number now, before you need it. When storm season gets real, we're ready.

Proud to have been part of something bigger than business last week! Our Business Development Representative, Rich Coombs, joined volunteers at the post-Memorial Day beach cleanup at Garden City Beach and it was truly a special morning.

Thank you to Jolene Selwa of Crescent Realty for making us aware of this event and getting us involved. A special shoutout to Heather Tenney, VP of Member Services at the Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors, for her responsiveness and for making Rich feel so welcome. And a big thank you to Joe of Myrtle Serve and Renee of Assisted Living Locators Myrtle Beach-Florence, SC for being great teammates out there on the beach!

At Destination Home, doing our part for the environment and showing up for our community is something we take seriously. We look forward to more opportunities like this.

So inspiring! Huge shout-out to the Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors for organizing a fantastic post-Memorial Day cleanup at Garden City Beach! 🏖️

Love seeing our community, the South Carolina Aquarium, and the bright students from Seaside Elementary come together to protect our coastline and learn about the Loggerhead Sea Turtle! 🐢 What a wonderful way to give back.

Happy to be part of our clean-up crew trio with Joe of Myrtle Serve and Rich of Destination Home Myrtle Beach!

Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and energy to keep our beaches pristine!

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HVAC companies across the Grand Strand trust Destination Home, Inc. when HVAC issues turn into water damage or mold concerns.

We provide:

💧 Water Mitigation
🦠 Mold Remediation
🔥 Fire Restoration
🔨 Repairs & Reconstruction

✔ Fast Response
✔ Professional Service
✔ 24/7 Emergency Response

Helping your customers while making your company look good.

📞 843-315-9572
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Destination Home, Inc.
“Where We Bring You Back Home”

Crawl spaces. Attics. The places in your home you haven't been since you moved in.
We go there.
Full hazmat gear, flashlights, and absolutely no hesitation. Mold mitigation means getting to where the mold actually is, not just what you can see. Our team handles the spaces most people don't even want to look at, much less work in.
If something smells off, feels damp, or you just haven't checked the crawl space in a few years... give us a call. We'll take a look so you don't have to.
📞 843-315-9572
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Most Major Water Damage Starts as a Small Leak.

In many cases, the real issue is the moisture you cannot see.
Especially here along the Grand Strand, rising heat and humidity can quickly turn a small leak into:
• mold growth
• odor issues
• damaged drywall and flooring
• indoor air quality concerns
• larger reconstruction costs
Many major restoration projects begin as something that initially seemed minor:
a slow plumbing leak, HVAC overflow, roof intrusion, or small area of discoloration.
The biggest difference we see between a manageable repair and a major restoration loss is often response time.
The first 24–48 hours after water intrusion are critical for:
→ proper drying
→ moisture detection
→ documentation
→ helping prevent further damage
As we move further into storm and humidity season, this is a good reminder for property owners, managers, Realtors, and maintenance teams to stay proactive with inspections and maintenance.
At Destination Home, we focus on fast response, clear communication, proper documentation, and helping property owners minimize long-term damage and disruption.
Licensed & insured | 24/7 emergency restoration services
Water mitigation • Mold remediation • Fire damage • Reconstruction

If your home floods, what you do in the first 24 hours determines whether it’s a quick cleanup or a major repair.

Here’s a quick guide we put together for Myrtle Beach homeowners:

Article | Destination Home Blog Expert restoration insights and home safety guides from the Myrtle Beach damage recovery professionals.

Neighbor note
We recently helped a homeowner who suddenly started finding water in her unit and couldn’t figure out where it was coming from.
At first it appeared the problem might be inside the home, but after investigating further we discovered the source was actually a supply line in a neighboring unit.
Situations like this can become complicated quickly because they often involve multiple units, insurance questions, and HOA coordination.
We stayed involved through the entire process, documenting the damage, communicating with family members helping manage the home, coordinating with the neighboring unit, and assisting with the insurance documentation so everything could move forward properly.
Thankfully the issue was identified and handled before it had the chance to spread further.
A small reminder for neighbors: when water shows up somewhere unexpected, the source isn’t always where it first appears.
— Destination Home

🌤️ As Temperatures Rise: A Quick Home Check

With temperatures warming back up after the recent freeze, now’s a good time to do a quick walk-through around your home.

A few things worth checking:
• Damp spots under sinks or near walls
• Drips or water stains you didn’t notice before
• Lower-than-normal water pressure
• Sounds of running water when nothing’s on

Frozen pipes don’t always show issues right away — small leaks can sometimes appear as things thaw.

Hopefully everything looks good and that’s the end of it. Just sharing this as a heads-up so nothing catches you off guard.

Stay safe and warm,
— Destination Home

❄️ Freeze Coming This Weekend – Quick Reminder ❄️

Freezing temperatures are expected this weekend, especially overnight. It’s a good idea to keep an eye on your home once the cold sets in.

Watch for things like:
• Little or no water pressure
• Damp spots, stains, or pooling water
• Sounds of running water when nothing’s on

Catching an issue early can make a huge difference—especially once things start to thaw.

Hopefully you won’t need us, but if something does pop up, we’re local and ready to help.

Stay warm and safe this weekend.

— Destination Home