What to Watch For in Upstate South Carolina

Winter storms tend to reveal things most people don’t notice other times of the year. When the ground stays saturated and the rain keeps coming, water starts finding new paths loosening the soil. We see this every winter across Upstate South Carolina — especially in yards with a lot of clay, slope, or recent site work.

Every morning starts about the same way — the trucks line up, coffee’s still warm, and the crew arriving. You can tell a lot by how a morning feels. Sometimes there’s chatter, sometimes it’s quiet, but everyone knows what needs doing.