Sand is notoriously unstable. We utilize a "Structural Geo-Fabric" and a multi-layered, compacted aggregate base—the Regal Standard—to create a "raft" that floats on the sand. This prevents the pavers from sinking or shifting over time, even with our heavy coastal rains.

For areas with direct sun exposure, we highly recommend Travertine or high-reflectivity light-colored pavers. These materials stay significantly cooler underfoot than traditional brick or concrete, which is essential for barefoot comfort in a Myrtle Beach summer.

Yes, most projects in the City of Myrtle Beach or Horry County require a permit to ensure compliance with impervious surface ratios and runoff regulations. We handle the technical documentation and permitting process for you to ensure your project is 100% legal.

Unprotected concrete can erode over time due to salt crystallization. However, the materials we select for our Myrtle Beach clients are high-density and low-absorption. When paired with our professional Regal Pavers Sealing Services, your hardscape becomes virtually immune to salt-air degradation.

We engineer every project with a specific "pitch" to move water away from your home’s foundation. In low-lying areas of The Grand Strand, we often integrate subsurface drainage pipes and infiltration trenches to handle the high-volume runoff from tropical storms.

Between the intense UV rays and the constant humidity, unsealed pavers in Myrtle Beach fade and grow mold quickly. Our professional sealing service (starting at $1,900) locks in the color and creates a hygienic barrier that makes maintenance as simple as a quick garden-hose rinse.