Our home base on the Intracoastal Waterway
Epoxy flooring in Socastee, SC, installed from our own location on Lafon Ln: garage floor coatings, porch and pool deck coatings and commercial floors for the neighborhoods around SC 544 and SC 707.
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What we install in Socastee
Our location is in Socastee, so a free on-site estimate here is usually easy to schedule. These are the floors we coat for Socastee homes, waterfront lots and the shops along the highway corridors.
Flake systems for attached garages in established subdivisions and newer builds off SC 707.
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Slip-resistant coatings for back patios and screened porches that face the waterway breeze.
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Textured coatings over repaired pool deck concrete in backyards and community pools.
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A UV-stable topcoat for garages that stay open to the afternoon sun.
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Repairs for older Socastee slabs with cracks, pitting or spalled edges.
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Seamless floors for shops, offices and service bays along SC 544.
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Swirled metallic finishes for bonus rooms, home bars and living areas.
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Ground and polished concrete for warehouses and showrooms in the area.
Learn moreLiving on the waterway
Socastee is an unincorporated part of Horry County built around the junction of SC 544 and SC 707, with the Intracoastal Waterway running right through it. The historic Socastee Swing Bridge still pivots open for tall boats, and plenty of homes here back up to the water or sit a few streets away.
The housing is a mix of large single-family neighborhoods, townhome communities and waterfront lots with private docks. Many garages hold boats, kayaks and fishing gear as often as cars, so a garage floor coating here has to handle wet hulls, trailer tires and dropped tools.
Our location sits at 5082 Lafon Ln, Unit 11, off Dick Pond Road. That short distance lets us check a Socastee slab, run a moisture test and come back for the install without a long drive in between.
What we see on Socastee slabs
Low ground near the waterway, older subdivisions and busy work garages shape the condition of concrete in Socastee. These are the three issues we check for first.
Parts of Socastee sit low beside the Intracoastal Waterway, and neighborhoods such as Rosewood took on water after the 2015 flood, Hurricane Matthew, Hurricane Florence and Tropical Storm Debby. A slab that has been wet can push moisture up under a coating, so we test before we quote a system.
Socastee began as a bedroom community for the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, which closed in 1994, so many garage slabs here are decades old. They often show shrinkage cracks, oil stains and worn sealers that must be ground off and repaired before any coat goes down.
Boat trailers, outboard motors and wet gear bring salt water, fuel and sand onto the floor. A full-broadcast flake system with a chemical-resistant topcoat cleans up with a hose and hides the grit between washes.
Questions
Our location is at 5082 Lafon Ln, Unit 11, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588, off Dick Pond Road in Socastee. Call (843) 960-3710 and we can set up a free estimate at your Socastee home or business.
Often, yes, but the slab gets checked first. In Socastee we test garages near the waterway for moisture, grind away residue the water left behind and repair any damage. If the reading is high, we recommend a moisture-tolerant base or wait for the slab to dry before coating.
A Socastee garage floor coating price depends on the square footage, cracks or spalling to repair and the system you pick. HomeGuide (2026) puts epoxy floors at $4 to $10 per square foot installed nationally; that is a market range, not a quote. We give you an exact price after we measure your Socastee garage.
Yes. In a Socastee garage that stores a boat or fishing gear, flake adds grip, hides sand and handles drips from the trailer. A polyaspartic topcoat adds UV and chemical resistance when the door stays open on sunny days.
Yes. We install commercial epoxy flooring and concrete polishing for Socastee shops, offices and service bays, and we can plan phased or after-hours work so the business stays open.
Service area and map
We install floors across Socastee and the communities that surround our location, including:
Nearby service areas
Epoxy Floor Installation Myrtle Beach
5082 Lafon Ln, Unit 11, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
(843) 960-3710 · Open 24/7
Get DirectionsDirections
Lafon Ln sits just off Dick Pond Road, a short turn from SC 544. Here is how to reach us from three nearby communities.
Take Carolina Forest Blvd to US 501, follow SC 31 (Carolina Bays Pkwy) south to SC 544, then head toward Socastee and turn onto Dick Pond Road and Lafon Ln. About 9 miles.
Take Surfside Dr to US 17 Business, turn west on SC 544 (Dick Pond Road) and continue past SC 707 to Lafon Ln. About 6.5 miles.
Leave downtown on US 501 Business, pick up SC 544 east toward Socastee and follow it to Dick Pond Road and Lafon Ln. About 12 miles.
Main roads our crew uses around Socastee: SC 544, SC 707, SC 31 (Carolina Bays Pkwy) and the US 17 Bypass.
We are minutes away. Call or send the form for a free on-site estimate.
