The commercial parking lots, walkways, exterior entries, and the site infrastructure that businesses across Charleston, Summerville, and the surrounding Lowcountry communities depend on for the safe arrival and departure of every customer, employee, and vendor carry the accumulated safety conditions that the South Carolina Lowcountry's hot, humid subtropical climate, the afternoon thunderstorm pattern's concentrated summer precipitation, the coastal salt air's atmospheric contact on surface materials, the biological growth the regional warm season activates on shaded and moisture-adjacent commercial surfaces, and the hurricane season's storm surge and significant rainfall events all together create between annual maintenance intervals in ways that distinguish the Lowcountry coastal commercial exterior safety context from both the northern markets where sustained cold and road salt create the predictable deterioration those climates produce and the moderate southern markets where biological growth represents a less aggressively sustained safety concern than the subtropical coastal summer creates.
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