Mount Pleasant is the fast-growing Charleston County town across the Cooper River from downtown Charleston, a place of marsh-front neighborhoods, boat landings, and families who keep years of photos on phones and laptops. Salt air, hurricane season, and tidal flooding all wear on electronics here. When a device fails in Mount Pleasant, we recover it by mail: confirm online, print a free prepaid label, and ship it from any carrier location in town.
Mount Pleasant sits on low ground between the Cooper River, Charleston Harbor, and the salt marsh, so hurricanes and tropical storms are the headline risk from June through November. Storm surge and heavy rain can flood garages and ground floors where desktops, NAS units, and boxes of old drives are often kept. Before a storm, move computers and external drives off the floor, unplug them, and put a current backup in a waterproof bag that leaves with you if you evacuate. If a device does get wet, do not power it on to check it.
Even on calm days, the warm, humid, salty air along Shem Creek and the waterfront slowly corrodes connectors and circuit boards, especially on devices kept on porches, boats, or in unconditioned garages and storage units. Summer afternoon thunderstorms bring frequent lightning and short power interruptions as well. Keep computers and drives in air-conditioned rooms, use a UPS with surge protection for desktops and network storage, and wipe down cameras and phones that spend time near the water. A drive that starts making noise after a storm should be shut down rather than retried.
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