Myrtle Beach Paving

About Myrtle Beach Paving

Across Crescent Beach, Myrtle Beach Paving focuses on asphalt resurfacing for residential driveways, rental properties and commercial lots with worn top layers. Resurfacing, also known as an overlay, adds a fresh layer of asphalt over pavement whose base remains stable but whose surface has faded or cracked. Ahead of the overlay, crews repair broken areas and clean the old surface so the new asphalt bonds firmly. Crescent Beach is one of the four former towns merged into North Myrtle Beach in 1968, and its residential streets near the ocean face the same heat, salt air and summer storms that wear down asphalt everywhere on the coast. A small driveway receives the same precise surface preparation, layering and finishing as a large commercial parking lot. The result is a smooth new black surface delivered far faster than tearing out and rebuilding the pavement completely. Related services include commercial paving and parking lot paving. Resurfacing work also serves Cherry Grove Beach, Tidewater Plantation and Barefoot Resort.