Garage Floor Coating in North Myrtle Beach, SC

Four beach towns in one city

North Myrtle Beach was formed in 1968 when Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach and Windy Hill merged, and each part still has its own feel. Building took off after Hurricane Hazel in 1954 opened up large parcels, so the older streets near the ocean carry slabs that are now decades old. In Cherry Grove, inlet channels run behind many streets, with raised homes backing onto the water toward House Creek, while golf communities such as Barefoot Resort sit inland along the waterway.

What beach garages go through

• Sand. It gets tracked in on shoes, beach chairs and tires, and on a weak coating it acts like sandpaper.
• Salt. Salt air and salty water dripping off cars and gear leave a residue that has to be cleaned off before coating, and that a hard top coat resists afterward.
• Golf carts. Many garages here are as much a golf cart bay as a car garage, with chargers, battery drips and constant in and out. See golf cart garage floor coating.
• Sun. A garage door that faces the afternoon sun bakes the front of the floor. A top coat that will not yellow keeps it looking new.

Raised homes and ground level garages

Closer to the water, many homes are built up with the garage and parking at ground level underneath. That slab sees more water than most: wind driven rain and constant damp. A coating on ground concrete with a moisture vapor barrier base is built for damp slabs and hoses clean. No floor coating makes a garage flood proof, so a floor that has been under water should be checked before anything else goes down.

Local, and close by

Clean Floor Coatings is based next door in Little River, so North Myrtle Beach is a short drive. Phil runs every estimate in person, and a full time office manager answers the phone, so a person always picks up. Inland, see Longs; further south, see garage floor coating in Myrtle Beach.

Frequently asked questions