Master-planned neighborhoods, finished garages
Epoxy flooring in Carolina Forest, SC for the attached garages, lanais and pool decks of its master-planned neighborhoods, from Plantation Lakes to Berkshire Forest, with every slab tested and ground before we coat.
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Floors for Carolina Forest homes
Most requests in Carolina Forest start in the garage, then move to the patio or the lanai. Here is every service we offer, with the ones Carolina Forest homeowners ask about most at the top.
Flake floors that turn a builder-grade two-car garage into a clean, finished space.
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Fast-curing coats so your cars and golf cart are back inside sooner.
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Coatings for back patios and lanais that look out over ponds and lakes.
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Metallic finishes for bonus rooms, home gyms and game rooms.
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Slip-resistant coatings for backyard pools and deck edges.
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Fixes for hairline cracks, stains and flaking sealer on newer slabs.
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Cleanable floors for offices, salons and shops near International Drive and US 501.
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Polished concrete for retail spaces and modern home interiors.
Learn moreAbout Carolina Forest
Carolina Forest is the largest master-planned community near Myrtle Beach, laid out by International Paper in the late 1990s on part of an old timber tract between US 501 and International Drive. The 2020 Census counted more than 23,000 residents, and new homes are still going up.
Neighborhoods such as Plantation Lakes, Berkshire Forest, Waterbridge, Indigo Bay and Avalon are built around ponds, golf and community pools. The typical home has an attached two-car garage that also holds a golf cart, bikes and storage.
Builders usually hand over bare or lightly sealed concrete. A flake floor with a polyaspartic topcoat is one of the first upgrades many owners make, and in a planned community it has to look clean from the street when the door is open.
What we check in Carolina Forest
Newer construction brings its own set of floor issues. In Carolina Forest these are the three we plan around.
Fresh concrete keeps releasing moisture for weeks after the pour. In new Carolina Forest phases we check the age of the slab and test it before coating, so the bond is not undermined by water still leaving the concrete.
Many new garages come with a thin clear sealer and small shrinkage cracks. The sealer blocks adhesion, so we diamond grind it off and fill the cracks before the base coat goes down.
A garage that parks two cars and a golf cart sees constant turning, charging and tire heat. A flake floor with a polyaspartic topcoat resists hot tire pickup and scuffs from daily use.
Questions
A coating inside the garage usually does not change the outside of the home, but rules differ by neighborhood. Check your Carolina Forest HOA documents before you book, especially if you also plan to coat a driveway or front walk that can be seen from the street.
It depends on the age and moisture of the slab. On new Carolina Forest homes we test the concrete at the free estimate and tell you if it is ready now or needs more time to dry.
For most Carolina Forest garages that park cars and a golf cart, a flake system with a polyaspartic topcoat is a strong choice: it cures fast and resists hot tire marks. A full epoxy system can cost less when there is no rush to use the garage.
Price in Carolina Forest follows the size of the garage, the condition of the slab and the system. HomeGuide (2026) lists a two-car garage at $1,600 to $5,800 nationally as a market range, not a quote. We measure and price your Carolina Forest floor at no cost.
Yes. Many Carolina Forest homes have a covered lanai or patio facing a pond. Our patio and porch coating systems for Carolina Forest are UV-stable and slip-resistant, built for outdoor concrete.
Where we work
Our crew installs floors throughout Carolina Forest, including:
Nearby service areas
Served from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln, Unit 11, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588.
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Get DirectionsDirections
From Carolina Forest Blvd, take US 501 toward Myrtle Beach, follow SC 31 (Carolina Bays Pkwy) south to SC 544 and turn onto Dick Pond Road. The trip is about 9 miles.
Main roads between Carolina Forest and our location: Carolina Forest Blvd, US 501, SC 31 and SC 544.
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