Can turf that flooded in Conway be saved?
Usually, yes. A post-flood cleanup clears debris, flushes silt out of the infill with a high-volume rinse, treats the organic matter floodwater left behind, and walks every seam that standing water may have lifted. On Conway's poorly draining Meggett loam soil, low areas hold water longest, so we check those spots first. Post-flood visits are quoted on site.
The river, not just the rain
Florence's eye passed over Conway in September 2018 and the Waccamaw stayed above flood stage for weeks; Matthew did the same in 2016. Silt settles into the infill, and seams may float loose. A post-flood cleanup clears debris and flushes silt.
Soil that holds the water longest
What a post-flood visit includes
We clear debris, flush silt from the infill, treat the organic buildup and re-secure any lifted seam or edge, quoted on site once we've seen the extent. See water pooling on turf. Conway's stormwater ordinance requires accidental discharges reported by the next business day.
Free quote, priced by square foot. You approve any add-on before we do it.