Coastal Horry County projects need planning for sandy soil, heavy rain and hurricane season. Describe your property's conditions early so the work is scoped correctly.
Sandy soil changes the groundwork
Horry County's sandy coastal soil drains and compacts differently than inland ground. Driveways, patios and slabs near the coast are planned with that soil in mind.
Tell your contractor what you know about your lot — low spots, standing water after storms, and how the ground behaves.
Plan around storm season
Heavy rain and hurricane season along the coast affect scheduling. Fresh concrete and masonry work is timed to avoid exposure to severe weather.
An experienced crew builds that flexibility into the project conversation from the start.
Work with a crew that knows the coast
Carlos Concrete serves Horry County with over 30 years of experience across South Carolina and North Carolina, and every crew member has at least 10 years of experience.
Learn more about our concrete work or request an estimate. Call (843) 861-0623 to discuss your coastal project.
Frequently asked questions
Do you serve coastal Horry County?
Yes. We serve the Pee Dee region and Horry County, including coastal communities.
How do I start a coastal project?
Call (843) 861-0623 or submit the estimate form with your location and project details.