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Septic Services in Conway, SC

Looking for reliable septic services in Conway, South Carolina? SepticWorkz provides professional septic tank pumping, inspections, repairs, and installations for homes and businesses in Conway and the surrounding Horry County area. Licensed and insured, with honest upfront pricing on every job.

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Did You Know? — Horry County

In the 1860 census, Horry County was the poorest county in South Carolina. By the early 1900s, it had reinvented itself as the state's top tobacco-producing county. Then came tourism — today, Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand welcome over 14 million visitors annually, making Horry County home to one of the most visited destinations on the East Coast.

Zip codes served:295262952729528
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Septic Service Pricing in Conway, SC

ServiceStarting Price
Septic Tank PumpingCrust Buster agitation, hydro-vac, inspection included$599
Septic Inspections (3 levels)Level 1: $500 | Level 2: $750 | Level 3: $1,000From $500
Septic Repairs24/7 emergency service availableCall for Quote
Warranty Program3-15 year maintenance plansFrom $199/yr

Why Conway Homeowners Choose SepticWorkz

  • Licensed and insured septic professionals
  • Septic tank pumping starting at just $599
  • Same day pumping & 24/7 emergency service
  • 3 to 15 year warranty maintenance programs
  • Serving Conway and all of Horry County
  • Crustbuster agitation process — not just a pump-out
  • Real estate inspection specialists (3 levels from $500)
  • SCDES-compliant disposal at approved facilities

About Horry County — What Affects Your Septic System

Water Table

Horry County Water Table and Septic Considerations

Horry County has some of the shallowest seasonal high water tables in the Pee Dee region, with many areas seeing saturation within 6 to 18 inches of the surface during the wet season. The county's flat topography and proximity to the coast mean that water has limited ability to drain, and tidal influences can push groundwater even higher in eastern areas near the Intracoastal Waterway. Mound systems and low-pressure pipe systems are commonly required across much of Horry County, and homeowners should plan for higher installation costs compared to counties with deeper water tables.

Source: USGS Ground-Water Levels in South Carolina; Horry County Stormwater Management Design Manual

Local Statistics

Horry County by the Numbers

Horry County is one of South Carolina's fastest-growing counties with a population exceeding 370,000 residents and over 219,000 housing units across 1,255 square miles. Growth has been explosive — the population increased nearly 4% in a single year. While the Grand Strand beach communities are largely on municipal sewer, inland and rural areas of Horry County still rely heavily on septic systems. Lot sizes vary dramatically from compact oceanfront parcels to expansive inland acreage.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2023 ACS

Common Issues

High Water Table and Coastal Density Issues in Horry County

Horry County's porous sandy soils and high water table — especially around the Myrtle Beach area — create significant septic challenges. Rapid development has placed many septic systems close together in low-lying, wet areas, meaning the soil never fully recovers between absorption cycles. Rising sea levels are pushing the water table even higher, shrinking the vertical separation between drain fields and groundwater and allowing partially treated wastewater to reach nearby waterways.

Source: SC Sea Grant Consortium; Post and Courier Investigation 2023

SCDES Regulations

SCDES Septic Permit Requirements for Horry County

Horry County septic permits are issued by SCDES under Regulation 61-56, with the local office reachable at (843) 915-8801. Due to the county's high water table and coastal location, many sites require alternative system designs such as mound systems (System Standard 420/421) or elevated infiltration systems (System Standard 601). Standard setbacks apply: 75 feet from private wells, 100 feet from public wells, 75 feet from surface water and tidal critical area lines, and 5 feet from property lines. The $150 site evaluation fee is required with the permit application.

Source: SCDES Regulation 61-56

Proud Supporter of Local Youth Sports

SepticWorkz proudly supports the Atlantic Collegiate Armada, the Conway Tigers, the Green Sea Floyds Trojans, and youth athletics across Conway and Horry County. We believe in giving back to the communities we serve.

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