Drainage first
Low ground near Lake Conway makes water management the priority.
Inspecting in Mayflower
Proximity to water and low-lying ground makes drainage the first thing I want to understand here. Grading, gutter discharge, crawlspace moisture, and how the lot sheds water in a hard Arkansas rain matter more in Mayflower than they do on higher ground.
I can tell you what I observe about moisture and grading, but I can't tell you your flood zone — that's a FEMA determination. Look your address up on the FEMA Map Service Center before you close, especially if you're near the lake or a creek.
About 10 miles from Conway — roughly a 14-minute drive. Every inspection includes a photo-documented report within 24 hours, a walk-through on site, and a standing invitation to call with questions afterward.
Mayflower at a glance
Low ground near Lake Conway makes water management the priority.
Common on lower lots — I go under and photograph what's there.
Flood zone is a FEMA determination, not an inspection finding.
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