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Concrete across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand

Myrtle Beach is home base — all four quarters of it. From there we cover Carolina Forest, North Myrtle Beach, Conway, Socastee and Burgess, Surfside Beach and Garden City, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Litchfield, Little River and Longs, Loris and Aynor, and Red Hill — Horry County and the Georgetown County side of the Strand.

Aerial view of the Grand Strand with rows of beach homes, dunes, the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean

Myrtle Beach neighborhoods

Every part of the city: the north end around Grande Dunes, Arcadian Shores and the Dunes Club; the oceanfront, downtown and Pine Lakes; the Market Common and the south end on the old Air Force base; and the west side through Forestbrook to the Waterway. Inside the city the apron is the city's six-inch, 3,000-psi, fiber-mesh spec with a Construction Services permit and two inspections; outside it, the county's and SCDOT's.

Grande Dunes
Arcadian Shores
Dunes Club
Kingston Plantation
Briarcliffe Acres
Pine Lakes
Ocean Boulevard
Downtown
Withers Swash
The Market Common
Seagate Village
Withers Preserve
Prestwick
Forestbrook
Myrtlewood
Fantasy Harbour
Kings Highway
US-501 corridor
Intracoastal Waterway side
Myrtle Beach International Airport area
Broadway at the Beach area

Towns and communities we serve

Stamped concrete patio in an ashlar slate pattern with a warm sand-colored integral color behind a Grand Strand home

Grande Dunes & Arcadian Shores

The north end's architectural committees, marine-exposure mixes a block from the beach.

North end →

Technician injecting polyurethane foam through small holes to lift a sunken concrete driveway slab at a coastal home

Oceanfront & Pine Lakes

The oldest concrete in the city: sunken aprons, rental parking, the six-inch spec.

Central →

Concrete golf cart pad and narrow path beside a raised beach house with a golf cart parked on it, dune grass behind

Market Common & the south end

The old Air Force base's 2008–2020s neighborhoods, cart pads, HOA matches.

South end →

Reinforced concrete generator pad and shed slab formed and poured in a sandy backyard with a standby generator beside it

Forestbrook & West Myrtle Beach

City, county and SCDOT roads street by street; boat pads; Waterway flood zones.

West side →

Broom-finished concrete patio being poured off a screened porch at a Carolina coastal home with live oaks and Spanish moss

Carolina Forest

23,000 people, fifty HOAs, a plat with every application, Carolina bay soils.

Carolina Forest →

Curved broom-finished concrete walkway with a smooth border leading to the stairs of a raised coastal home with palmettos

North Myrtle Beach

Raised houses, rental parking on the lot, the eight-inch fill rule, Barefoot's reviews.

North Myrtle Beach →

Reinforced concrete footing and stem wall forms with rebar in sandy coastal ground, water pumped from the trench, ready for a pour

Conway

River clay that heaves, a record 21-foot crest, the county seat's own permits.

Conway →

New concrete driveway apron crossing a roadside drainage ditch on a culvert pipe with poured end sections on a Horry County road

Socastee & Burgess

Wet sandy flats, county ditches and culverts, the Waterway's edge.

Socastee →

Concrete crew screeding a new broom-finish driveway at a raised coastal home with palmetto palms in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Surfside Beach & Garden City

The Family Beach's own permit desk; the town Hugo rebuilt; salt a block away.

Surfside →

Crew pouring a concrete golf cart path through longleaf pines in a Grand Strand golf community

Murrells Inlet

Two counties, the marsh edge, Prince Creek and Wachesaw's committees.

Murrells Inlet →

Pawleys Island & Litchfield

Raised cottages, the town's own approvals, OCRM on both sides, live oaks.

Pawleys →

Little River & Longs

The north county's growth corner: first driveways, SCDOT aprons, boat pads.

Little River →

Loris & Aynor

Acreage drives, shop and barn slabs, clay, and the wettest rain gauges in the state.

Loris →

Red Hill

Where beach sand meets river clay; 544 and 501; first and second driveways.

Red Hill →

Not on the list? If you're anywhere in Horry County — Green Sea, Galivants Ferry, Bucksport — or across the line in Georgetown County down to Georgetown itself, call. We can usually get there.