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Hurricane Damage in the Grand Strand

24/7 emergency response, certified technicians, and clear insurance documentation support — from first call to final restoration.

Hurricanes and tropical systems are a fact of life on the South Carolina Grand Strand. Storm surge, wind-driven rain, downed trees, and flooding can leave a home exposed to the elements in a matter of hours, and the damage rarely stops when the wind dies down. Water that gets inside through a compromised roof or broken window keeps soaking framing, insulation, and drywall, and in our warm, humid coastal climate mold can take hold within 24 to 48 hours. Acting quickly is the single most important factor in limiting loss and protecting your family's health.

Clean Sweep Enterprises has been responding to coastal storms across Horry and Georgetown counties since 1991. When a storm passes and authorities give the all-clear, our IICRC-certified crews mobilize fast to secure the property: emergency tarping, board-up, water extraction, and structural drying to stop further damage before it spreads. From there we manage the full path back to normal, including demolition of unsalvageable materials, mold prevention, and complete reconstruction. We are available 24/7 with live answering, so a real person picks up when you need help, day or night.

We also know that a hurricane claim is often the most complex insurance situation a homeowner will ever face, with wind and flood damage sometimes falling under separate policies. From your first call, we document everything with detailed photos, moisture readings, and written scopes of work, and we communicate directly with your adjuster throughout the project. Our goal is to keep the restoration documentation clear and complete so you can focus on your family while we focus on your home.

What Our Hurricane Damage Service Includes

  • 24/7 emergency response and same-day property securing
  • Emergency roof tarping and structural board-up
  • Truck-mounted water extraction and flood cleanup
  • Structural drying and dehumidification with commercial equipment
  • Tree and storm debris removal from the structure
  • Tear-out of unsalvageable drywall, insulation, and flooring
  • Mold prevention, antimicrobial treatment, and remediation
  • Full reconstruction and repairs back to pre-storm condition

Common Causes

  • Hurricane & tropical storm surge
  • Wind-driven rain intrusion
  • Roof & window failures
  • Coastal & tidal flooding

Our Process

1
Emergency response & safety assessment
2
Roof tarping & water extraction
3
Debris removal & structural drying
4
Reconstruction & insurance coordination

Cost & Timeline

Typical cost: Varies widely by storm severity; typically insurance-covered. Timeline: Immediate response; reconstruction varies with scope. See the full Hurricane Damage cost guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

Wait until the storm has fully passed and local authorities give the all-clear before returning. Watch for downed power lines, standing water, and structural hazards, and do not turn on electricity in a flooded area. Once it is safe, document the damage with photos and video, then call us. We will secure the property with tarping and board-up and begin water extraction before further damage sets in.
We maintain 24/7 live answering and mobilize as soon as it is safe to travel after a storm passes. We serve the entire Grand Strand including Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Surfside Beach, Conway, and Georgetown. Because demand spikes after a major hurricane, calling early helps get your home into our queue ahead of secondary damage like mold.
It depends on how the damage occurred and which policies you carry. Wind and wind-driven rain are typically covered under a standard homeowners policy, while damage from storm surge or rising water usually requires separate flood insurance. Many coastal Grand Strand homes carry both. We document the cause and extent of damage thoroughly and coordinate directly with your carriers so the right policy covers the right loss.
This distinction matters a great deal on the coast. Wind damage — a torn-off roof or a broken window — falls under your homeowner or windstorm policy. Flood damage from storm surge or overflowing water falls under a federal flood policy. After a hurricane both can happen to the same house, which is why detailed documentation is critical. We photograph and record the damage thoroughly so the source of each type of loss is clearly documented for your carriers.
In South Carolina's warm, humid coastal climate, mold can begin to grow within 24 to 48 hours of water exposure. That is why rapid extraction and professional structural drying are so important after a hurricane. We use commercial-grade dehumidifiers and air movers to bring moisture levels down quickly, and we apply antimicrobial treatments to help prevent mold from taking hold.
Yes. Clean Sweep manages the entire process under one roof, from emergency response and water mitigation through demolition, mold prevention, and full reconstruction back to pre-storm condition. Working with a single team means a clearer timeline, consistent communication with your adjuster, and no gap between cleanup and repairs where additional damage can occur.

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