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Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Water damage and mold help in Mount Pleasant

A leak, a flooded room or mold you can see or smell? Send a request from anywhere in Mount Pleasant, from the Old Village and Shem Creek to Park West and Carolina Park. A local restoration company calls you back and gives you a written price before any work starts.

Homes
45,908
Median year built
2007
Flood claims on record
1,988
Ground at ZIP center
13.4 to 18.5 ft

Water or mold help in Mount Pleasant

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About Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant runs along the east side of the Cooper River and the harbor, from the Old Village and Shem Creek out past the IOP Connector to Park West and Carolina Park. The two halves are different places. ZIP 29464, closer to the water, has 1,783 federal flood insurance claims on record and a median home built in 1992. ZIP 29466, to the north, has 205 and a median build year of 2007, so water damage there is more likely to start inside the house than with the tide.

The Ravenel Bridge over the Cooper River at sunset, seen from Mount Pleasant
The Ravenel Bridge from Mount Pleasant. The harbor gauge that measures tidal flooding sits just downstream. Photo: David Martin / Unsplash

Homes and water in Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant has about 45,908 housing units according to the Census ACS 2020-2024, with a median year built of 2007. The housing here is mixed: 7% built before 1980 and 49% in 2000 or later. That means everything from raised older houses over crawl spaces to slab-on-grade houses with plumbing in the slab.

Flood is a real exposure here. The federal flood insurance program has 1,988 claims on record in these ZIP codes, 386 of them since 2015, with $22.1 million paid. Flood water from outside is excluded from standard homeowners policies, so it matters which kind of water got in. Flood cleanup.

The air is the same story across the Lowcountry. Charleston International Airport averages about 140 days a year with a dew point of 65°F or more, nearly all of them from May through October. Wet materials that don't dry within a day or two are where mold starts.

Mount Pleasant ZIP codes

ZIPAreaHomesMedian builtNFIP claims
29464Mount Pleasant27,26919921,783
29466Mount Pleasant (north)18,6392007205

Census ACS 2020-2024; OpenFEMA NFIP claims, all years. Compare all 27 ZIP codes.

Average muggy days (dew point 65°F or higher), by month

Jan: 0.6 daysJanFeb: 0.2 daysFebMar: 0.9 daysMarApr: 2.6 daysAprMay: 14.7 daysMayJun: 25.6 days25.6JunJul: 30.3 days30.3JulAug: 30.4 days30.4AugSep: 23.1 days23.1SepOct: 9.6 daysOctNov: 2.4 daysNovDec: 0 daysDec
Source: NOAA NCEI Global Summary of the Day, Charleston International Airport, 2016-2024 average.

How it works

  1. Tell us what got wet, or what you found. Use the form or text photos. Say how long it has been wet if you know.
  2. A local restoration company calls you back. They ask a few questions and set a time to look at it.
  3. You get a written scope and price before work starts. You decide. If insurance is involved, ask how they document the job.

Questions

Do you cover all of Mount Pleasant?

Yes, including ZIPs 29464, 29466. The company that calls you back will confirm your address is in their service area.

How fast can someone come out?

It depends on the day and how many calls follow a storm. Say in your request if water is still coming in, or if anyone at home has asthma or a weak immune system. The company will tell you when they can come.

Do I get a price first?

Ask for a written scope and price before work starts. With active water, drying often starts on the first visit; ask what the first day will cost and how drying is billed before you sign.

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