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1. Premier Floor Coverings

Myrtle Beach, SC31 years in business5 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Premier Floor Coverings works as a hardwood flooring contractor. The business has been operating for 31 years with a team of 5. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include unfinished floors finished on site, stair tread and riser installation, floating hardwood floors, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors and wide-plank flooring. Premier Floor Coverings is also listed for carpet installation, handyman, hardwood floor refinishing and interior painting. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Premier Floor Coverings on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

2. Herring Services LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC26 years in business2 employees

Herring Services LLC provides hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 26 years with a team of 2. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include engineered hardwood over concrete, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, herringbone pattern floors, unfinished floors finished on site and transition strips and thresholds. Herring Services LLC is also listed for carpet installation, furniture assembly, handyman and junk removal. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Herring Services LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. The Tile Master

Myrtle Beach, SC26 years in business

The Tile Master provides tile installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. It has been in business for 26 years. Tile work covers floors, walls, backsplashes, and showers. The installer prepares a flat, stable substrate, lays out the pattern to balance cuts at each wall, sets tile in thinset mortar, and finishes with grout and flexible caulk at inside corners and changes of plane where movement happens. Common requests for tile installation include shower niche installation, regrouting, tub surround tiling, cracked tile replacement and fireplace surrounds. Kitchen or bath remodels, a dated backsplash, or a switch from carpet to a hard floor in an entry or mudroom commonly lead homeowners to hire a tile setter. Mention whether tile is already purchased, the planned height of wall tile, and whether the floor is a concrete slab or wood framing. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send The Tile Master a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

4. Sabino Construction

Myrtle Beach, SC25 years in business6 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Sabino Construction works as a hardwood floor installer. A team of 6, the business has been operating for 25 years. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include wide-plank flooring, baseboard and shoe molding reinstall, solid oak plank installation, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors and unfinished floors finished on site. Sabino Construction is also listed for carpet installation, countertop installation, furniture assembly and handyman. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Sabino Construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

5. Rocha construction

Myrtle Beach, SC21 years in business2 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Rocha construction works as a tile contractor. The business has been operating for 21 years with a team of 2. Tile work covers floors, walls, backsplashes, and showers. The installer prepares a flat, stable substrate, lays out the pattern to balance cuts at each wall, sets tile in thinset mortar, and finishes with grout and flexible caulk at inside corners and changes of plane where movement happens. Typical jobs for tile installation in Myrtle Beach include tile over cement backer board, shower wall tile, cracked tile replacement, entryway tile floors and large-format porcelain floors. Hollow sounds when tapping a tile floor or mold along grout lines in a shower often mean the installation underneath needs attention. Include the layout pattern, such as straight, offset, or herringbone, and details like niches, benches, curbless entries, or trim pieces for showers. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for tile installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. Request a quote from Rocha construction on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

6. MP Flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC19 years in business

MP Flooring provides hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. It has been in business for 19 years. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. On their profile, MP Flooring lists install type: laminate, luxury vinyl flooring, engineered hardwood, solid wood and tile; property type: residential and commercial. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Share the target timeline, any known squeaks or soft spots, and how rooms connect so transitions to tile, vinyl, or carpet can be planned ahead of time. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from MP Flooring on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

7. JR Pro Cleaning

Myrtle Beach, SC18 years in business4 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, JR Pro Cleaning works as a hardwood floor installer. The business has been operating for 18 years with a team of 4. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include herringbone pattern floors, floating hardwood floors, engineered hardwood over concrete, transition strips and thresholds and old carpet removal before install. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Share the target timeline, any known squeaks or soft spots, and how rooms connect so transitions to tile, vinyl, or carpet can be planned ahead of time. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send JR Pro Cleaning a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

8. C & D Construction LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC17 years in business7 employees

C & D Construction LLC is a tile contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 17 years with a team of 7. Good tile starts under the surface. In wet areas, the installer uses cement backer board and a waterproofing layer before setting any tile. On floors, the base is checked for flex and flatness so tiles and grout lines do not crack later, and large-format tile gets extra attention to lippage. Typical jobs for tile installation in Myrtle Beach include bathroom floor tile, shower wall tile, tile over cement backer board, large-format porcelain floors and kitchen backsplashes. C & D Construction LLC is also listed for countertop installation. Cracked or loose tiles, crumbling grout, or water getting behind a shower wall are signs that tile needs repair or replacement before the damage spreads. Mention whether tile is already purchased, the planned height of wall tile, and whether the floor is a concrete slab or wood framing. Showers and mosaics take more time than open floors. Natural stone sealing, custom niches, and many cuts around fixtures and outlets raise the price. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for tile installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal and Zelle. To get started, send C & D Construction LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

9. ABREU SOLUTIONS

Myrtle Beach, SC14 years in business3 employees

ABREU SOLUTIONS is a hardwood flooring contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 14 years. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include subfloor leveling, solid oak plank installation, engineered hardwood over concrete, transition strips and thresholds and unfinished floors finished on site. ABREU SOLUTIONS is also listed for carpet installation, hardwood floor refinishing and tile and grout cleaning. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal and Zelle. To get started, send ABREU SOLUTIONS a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

10. Dunivin's Flooring, LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC11 years in business3 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Dunivin's Flooring, LLC works as a carpet repair technician. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 11 years. A carpet repair visit usually starts with checking the padding and tack strips along the walls. Loose carpet is re-stretched with a power stretcher rather than a knee kicker, damaged edges are trimmed and rebound, and metal or wood transitions at doorways are secured. Common requests for carpet repair include patches from closet remnants, carpet transition repair, burn spot patching, carpet stretching and rippled carpet fixes. Dunivin's Flooring, LLC is also listed for carpet installation. Pet chewing, burns, stains that will not lift, or seams coming apart are common reasons for carpet patching in Myrtle Beach homes. Share the room size for stretching jobs and whether furniture needs moving. Mention stairs if any steps are part of the repair. Repair type, number of damaged areas, and room size drive most carpet repair prices. Stretching a whole room costs more than one patch. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for carpet repair. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. To get started, send Dunivin's Flooring, LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

11. The Little Man Flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC11 years in business2 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, The Little Man Flooring works as a carpet removal service. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 11 years. Leftover staples, adhesive, and tack strip are what slow down the next flooring install. A careful removal job clears these completely, notes subfloor damage such as rot or stains, and leaves surfaces swept so installers or refinishers can start right away. Common requests for carpet removal include staple removal from subfloor, basement carpet tear-out, carpet haul-away and disposal, subfloor cleaning after removal and glued-down carpet scraping. The Little Man Flooring is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Allergy concerns, a musty smell from old padding, or a basement leak that soaked the carpet also lead to removal requests. Mention if the carpet is glued down, what flooring you expect underneath, and whether furniture needs to be moved out of the rooms. Wet or contaminated carpet, heavy adhesive scraping, and multi-story removal with long carries usually cost more than a simple single-room job. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send The Little Man Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

12. INTERNATIONAL FLOORING LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC8 years in business8 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, INTERNATIONAL FLOORING LLC works as a tile installer. A team of 8, the business has been operating for 8 years. Good tile starts under the surface. In wet areas, the installer uses cement backer board and a waterproofing layer before setting any tile. On floors, the base is checked for flex and flatness so tiles and grout lines do not crack later, and large-format tile gets extra attention to lippage. Typical jobs for tile installation in Myrtle Beach include shower niche installation, kitchen backsplashes, entryway tile floors, regrouting and tile over cement backer board. INTERNATIONAL FLOORING LLC is also listed for carpet installation, countertop installation and hardwood floor refinishing. Kitchen or bath remodels, a dated backsplash, or a switch from carpet to a hard floor in an entry or mudroom commonly lead homeowners to hire a tile setter. Include the layout pattern, such as straight, offset, or herringbone, and details like niches, benches, curbless entries, or trim pieces for showers. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for tile installation. To get started, send INTERNATIONAL FLOORING LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

13. C&S Home works

Myrtle Beach, SC8 years in business4 employees

C&S Home works provides hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 8 years. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include solid oak plank installation, transition strips and thresholds, wide-plank flooring, herringbone pattern floors and subfloor leveling. C&S Home works is also listed for exterior painting, handyman and interior painting. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send C&S Home works a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

14. Floor Coverings International of Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach, SC7 years in business15 employees

Floor Coverings International of Myrtle Beach is a hardwood flooring contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 7 years with a team of 15. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. On their profile, Floor Coverings International of Myrtle Beach lists install type: laminate, luxury vinyl flooring, engineered hardwood, solid wood and tile; property type: residential and commercial. Floor Coverings International of Myrtle Beach is also listed for carpet installation. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. Request a quote from Floor Coverings International of Myrtle Beach on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

15. Surfside Remodeling

Myrtle Beach, SC7 years in business8 employees

Surfside Remodeling is a hardwood floor installer serving Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 8, the business has been operating for 7 years. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, herringbone pattern floors, solid oak plank installation, transition strips and thresholds and unfinished floors finished on site. Surfside Remodeling is also listed for handyman and hardwood floor refinishing. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Surfside Remodeling a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

16. LB Renovations, LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC7 years in business6 employees

LB Renovations, LLC provides tile installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 7 years with a team of 6. Tile work covers floors, walls, backsplashes, and showers. The installer prepares a flat, stable substrate, lays out the pattern to balance cuts at each wall, sets tile in thinset mortar, and finishes with grout and flexible caulk at inside corners and changes of plane where movement happens. Common requests for tile installation include entryway tile floors, shower wall tile, cracked tile replacement, tile over cement backer board and kitchen backsplashes. Hollow sounds when tapping a tile floor or mold along grout lines in a shower often mean the installation underneath needs attention. Include the layout pattern, such as straight, offset, or herringbone, and details like niches, benches, curbless entries, or trim pieces for showers. Tile size, material, and pattern complexity drive labor on most tile jobs. Demolition, waterproofing, and substrate repair add to the scope and the price. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send LB Renovations, LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

17. Silverback Flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC7 years in business3 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Silverback Flooring works as a hardwood flooring contractor. The business has been operating for 7 years with a team of 3. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, solid oak plank installation, stair tread and riser installation, subfloor leveling and baseboard and shoe molding reinstall. Silverback Flooring is also listed for carpet installation. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Share the target timeline, any known squeaks or soft spots, and how rooms connect so transitions to tile, vinyl, or carpet can be planned ahead of time. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Silverback Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

18. Dasilva Flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC6 years in business4 employees

Dasilva Flooring is a hardwood floor installer serving Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 6 years. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include old carpet removal before install, solid oak plank installation, transition strips and thresholds, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors and unfinished floors finished on site. Dasilva Flooring is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Request a quote from Dasilva Flooring on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

19. Brazilian flooring llc

Myrtle Beach, SC6 years in business3 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Brazilian flooring llc works as a tile installer. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 3. A tile job in Myrtle Beach usually begins with measuring and choosing a layout, then demolition of old surfaces down to a sound base. Tile is set, left to cure, grouted, and cleaned. Trim pieces, edge profiles, and sealing of natural stone or cement grout complete the job. Common requests for tile installation include shower niche installation, large-format porcelain floors, tub surround tiling, shower wall tile and mosaic accent walls. Brazilian flooring llc is also listed for carpet installation, countertop installation and house cleaning. Cracked or loose tiles, crumbling grout, or water getting behind a shower wall are signs that tile needs repair or replacement before the damage spreads. Include the layout pattern, such as straight, offset, or herringbone, and details like niches, benches, curbless entries, or trim pieces for showers. Showers and mosaics take more time than open floors. Natural stone sealing, custom niches, and many cuts around fixtures and outlets raise the price. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for tile installation. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Stripe and Zelle. To get started, send Brazilian flooring llc a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

20. D&C company flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC6 years in business3 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, D&C company flooring works as a hardwood flooring contractor. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 6 years. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include stair tread and riser installation, old carpet removal before install, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, engineered hardwood over concrete and transition strips and thresholds. D&C company flooring is also listed for carpet installation, countertop installation and hardwood floor refinishing. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. To get started, send D&C company flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

21. Jmv flooring&cabinets LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC5 years in business2 employees

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, Jmv flooring&cabinets LLC works as a hardwood flooring contractor. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 5 years. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. Common requests for hardwood floor installation include unfinished floors finished on site, transition strips and thresholds, herringbone pattern floors, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors and solid oak plank installation. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Jmv flooring&cabinets LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

22. Premium DB Flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC5 years in business2 employees

Premium DB Flooring provides hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 5 years. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include old carpet removal before install, transition strips and thresholds, herringbone pattern floors, engineered hardwood over concrete and unfinished floors finished on site. Premium DB Flooring is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Premium DB Flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

23. Revolutionary flooring

Myrtle Beach, SC5 years in business2 employees

Revolutionary flooring is a hardwood floor installer serving Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 5 years. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, old carpet removal before install, floating hardwood floors, stair tread and riser installation and unfinished floors finished on site. Revolutionary flooring is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. To get started, send Revolutionary flooring a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

24. CL FLOORING SERVICES

Myrtle Beach, SC5 years in business

Based in Myrtle Beach, SC, CL FLOORING SERVICES works as a hardwood floor refinisher. It has been in business for 5 years. Before any sanding in Myrtle Beach, furniture comes out, adjoining rooms are sealed off, and dust containment goes up. After sanding and vacuuming, stain and finish coats go down with drying between each, and the rooms stay off limits until the finish has cured. Typical jobs for hardwood floor refinishing in Myrtle Beach include stair tread refinishing, carpet adhesive residue removal, gap filling between boards, border and inlay refinishing and buff and recoat. Dark pet stains, boards that feel rough underfoot, and a dull finish that cleaning no longer brightens suggest a sand or recoat. Mention pets, when the rooms can be fully emptied, and whether you prefer a water-based or oil-based finish, if known. Buff and recoat jobs cost less than full sanding, while color changes, pet stain repairs, and furniture moving add to the total. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor refinishing. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. Request a quote from CL FLOORING SERVICES on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

25. Brothers tile solutions

Myrtle Beach, SC3 years in business

Brothers tile solutions is a hardwood flooring contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 3 years. Homeowners choose between solid hardwood, which can be sanded many times, and engineered boards, which handle basements and concrete slabs better. The installer helps match product to the space, lets the wood acclimate inside the home, and plans layouts that avoid awkward slivers at doorways and hallways. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include herringbone pattern floors, stair tread and riser installation, baseboard and shoe molding reinstall, floating hardwood floors and transition strips and thresholds. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Request a quote from Brothers tile solutions on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

26. Flexile

Myrtle Beach, SC3 years in business

Flexile provides hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 3 years. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include old carpet removal before install, transition strips and thresholds, stair tread and riser installation, wide-plank flooring and solid oak plank installation. Squeaky or uneven subfloors, water-damaged sections, or a remodel that opens up walls between rooms are common triggers for new hardwood installation. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Removal and disposal of old flooring, furniture moving, and trim work affect the total, along with the number of rooms, closets, and cuts involved. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Check. Request a quote from Flexile on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

27. Jose godinho

Myrtle Beach, SC3 years in business

Jose godinho is a tile contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC. It has been in business for 3 years. Good tile starts under the surface. In wet areas, the installer uses cement backer board and a waterproofing layer before setting any tile. On floors, the base is checked for flex and flatness so tiles and grout lines do not crack later, and large-format tile gets extra attention to lippage. Common requests for tile installation include mosaic accent walls, entryway tile floors, cracked tile replacement, kitchen backsplashes and tub surround tiling. Jose godinho is also listed for handyman, hardwood floor refinishing and interior painting. Cracked or loose tiles, crumbling grout, or water getting behind a shower wall are signs that tile needs repair or replacement before the damage spreads. Mention whether tile is already purchased, the planned height of wall tile, and whether the floor is a concrete slab or wood framing. Showers and mosaics take more time than open floors. Natural stone sealing, custom niches, and many cuts around fixtures and outlets raise the price. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for tile installation. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Jose godinho a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

28. Thor Contracting

Myrtle Beach, SC2 years in business

Thor Contracting is a hardwood flooring contractor serving Myrtle Beach, SC. It has been in business for 2 years. Expect furniture to be moved, old flooring pulled, and the subfloor fixed where it squeaks or dips. Installation then moves room by room, with cuts around vents and door casings, followed by thresholds, stair nosing, and molding for a clean finished edge where the floor meets other surfaces. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include wide-plank flooring, unfinished floors finished on site, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, solid oak plank installation and floating hardwood floors. Thor Contracting is also listed for cabinet installation, carpet installation, handyman and interior painting. Worn carpet, damaged laminate, or a planned sale often prompts a switch to hardwood, especially in living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms that see daily foot traffic. Share the target timeline, any known squeaks or soft spots, and how rooms connect so transitions to tile, vinyl, or carpet can be planned ahead of time. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Check. Request a quote from Thor Contracting on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

29. Felipe’s Construction

Myrtle Beach, SC1 year in business3 employees

Felipe’s Construction provides hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 1 year. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. On their profile, Felipe’s Construction lists install type: laminate, linoleum, vinyl sheet, luxury vinyl flooring and engineered hardwood; property type: residential and commercial. Felipe’s Construction is also listed for handyman. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Photos of each room, the chosen wood species or product, and whether furniture moving and old floor removal are needed help an installer quote accurately. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Besides Myrtle Beach, homeowners in Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can reach out for hardwood floor installation. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. To get started, send Felipe’s Construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

30. HORIZON FLOORS PROS

Myrtle Beach, SC1 year in business3 employees

HORIZON FLOORS PROS is a hardwood floor installer serving Myrtle Beach, SC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 1 year. Hardwood installation starts with checking the subfloor for flatness and moisture, then laying underlayment and planks in the right direction for the room. Boards are nailed, glued, or floated depending on the product, and trim is set last to cover the expansion gaps left along the walls. Typical jobs for hardwood floor installation in Myrtle Beach include transition strips and thresholds, baseboard and shoe molding reinstall, nail-down floors over plywood subfloors, floating hardwood floors and subfloor leveling. HORIZON FLOORS PROS is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Allergies, pets, or a desire for a floor that can be sanded and refinished later lead many homeowners to replace soft flooring with real wood. Provide square footage for each room, the current flooring type, and whether stairs are included. Note if the floor sits on a concrete slab or a wood subfloor. Wood species, plank width, and solid versus engineered construction set the material cost. Subfloor repair, stairs, and pattern layouts like herringbone add labor. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. Request a quote from HORIZON FLOORS PROS on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

31. Crown Coatings

Myrtle Beach, SC1 year in business2 employees

Crown Coatings provides epoxy flooring in Myrtle Beach, SC. The business has been operating for 1 year with a team of 2. Emptying the garage and protecting the lower walls are the first steps of a coating job in Myrtle Beach. After grinding and repairs, coats are rolled or squeegeed on in sequence, and the floor is left to cure before foot traffic and vehicles return. On their profile, Crown Coatings lists property type: residential and commercial. Peeling paint on concrete, salt damage from winter driving, or oil spots that never come out often lead to a coating upgrade. Share the floor's square footage, photos of its current condition, and whether it has any existing paint, sealer, or coating. Pricing depends on square footage, the condition of the concrete, how much grinding and crack repair is needed, and the coating system chosen. Customers in Myrtle Beach and nearby areas such as Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island and Conway can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and Zelle. To get started, send Crown Coatings a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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