How do you clean Myrtle Beach turf after a storm?
After a storm we clear debris, blow off loose material, and flush salt and sand through the infill before it bonds, checking every seam a surge could lift. In Myrtle Beach that rinse water follows the city's stormwater ordinance: solids bagged, treatments left to dwell rather than flushed to the curb. Post-storm cleanups start from $199.
Rentals need it on a calendar, not just after a storm
The rental overlay covers 114 blocks east of Kings Highway, turning over guests through hurricane season. A pre-season clean in late May clears pollen before it turns to algae; a post-storm check keeps the next check-in presentable. Myrtle Beach managers can run both on one schedule.
Salt and sand on a short clock
What the city's storm drains will and won't take
The city's stormwater ordinance (Chapter 18, §18-5) bars sand, discolored water and debris from the storm system. We bag solids, let treatments dwell, and skip pressure washers, which strip infill along with debris. Storm and seasonal cleanup starts at $199.
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