Inside the Town of Surfside Beach, strict ~40% (R-1) and ~50% (R-3) impervious lot-coverage caps stop ordinary concrete additions cold. We bring full-size PICP, tumbled paver, and Spray Deck sample kits directly to your driveway.
Our team prepares your Town Stormwater Impervious Worksheet and permit packet, safeguards existing Zoysia turf and irrigation lines, and completes compliant Permeable PICP driveways ($30–$36/sq ft) and golf-cart pads within clean 3–5 day builds—plus rapid 72-hour rental-turnover installs when peak season demands it.
Surfside Beach enforces tighter stormwater and lot-coverage oversight than almost anywhere else in Horry County. Here is how our driveways pass inspection on the first submittal.
Beach cottages and multi-bedroom rental homes along Surfside Drive’s numbered avenues often sit near max roof-and-pool coverage. Certified Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavers (PICP, $30–$36/sq ft) store stormwater directly in washed #57/#2 stone reservoirs so you gain guest parking without violating lot caps.
Installing or expanding any driveway inside Town limits requires the Town of Surfside Beach Concrete/Pavers Application paired with the Town Stormwater Impervious Worksheet. We measure every square foot of roof, pool deck, and pavement on laser survey to verify clean compliance.
Short-term vacation owners cannot afford a torn-up driveway costing a full summer rental week. Unlike poured concrete requiring 7-day cure waiting before heavy SUV parking, permeable PICP ($30–$36/sq ft) and interlocking pavers ($24–$28/sq ft) are 100% drivable the moment compaction finishes inside a 72-hour window.
Along the numbered streets off Surfside Drive between US-17 and Ocean Boulevard, multi-family vacation homes need space for three to six SUVs plus street-legal golf carts. Standard poured slabs create rapid stormwater runoff toward Surfside’s beach swales and exceed R-1/R-3 impervious ratios. Our PICP assemblies ($30–$36/sq ft) pair 80mm pavers with washed #89 granite joint chips and deep open-graded detention stone wrapped in permeable geotextile—eliminating puddles during coastal cloudbursts.
Meanwhile, outside Town limits in Deerfield Plantation, Oceanside Village, and Lakewood, properties follow Horry County engineering and community HOA guidelines. In those neighborhoods, homeowners frequently choose 4,000 PSI wire-grid concrete ($18–$20/sq ft, plus optional +$3.00–$5.00/sq ft 4" compacted #57/ABC stone sub-base upgrade), barefoot-cool Spray Deck Concrete Driveways ($24–$28/sq ft), or architectural pavers ($24–$28/sq ft) set over M288 geotextile, #57 stone, compacted ABC aggregate, and 1" M10 granite screenings.
Locked 2026 pricing for Town-compliant permeable driveways, golf-cart pads, Spray Deck, or county-zone slab replacements. 250 sq ft minimum installation ($4,500 minimum project).
| Surface & Parking Option | Installed Range (/ sq ft) | Typical Beach Rental Scope | Stormwater & Base Assembly | Drive-On Readiness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Permeable PICP Multi-Car Driveway | $30 – $36 | 550 sq ft ($16,500 – $19,800) | Open-graded #89/#57/#2 washed stone reservoir + non-woven filter fabric | Immediate upon compaction (72-hr turn) |
| Permeable Golf-Cart & Tandem Pad | $30 – $36 | 250 – 380 sq ft expansion ($7,500+) | Side-yard detention stone bed engineered for Town coverage credit | Immediate upon compaction |
| Standard Interlocking Pavers | $24 – $28 | 650 sq ft ($15,600 – $18,200) | AASHTO M288 geotextile, #57 stone, compacted ABC base, 1" M10 granite screenings | Immediate (Deerfield / within R-1 cap) |
| Spray Deck Concrete Driveways | $24 – $28 | 650 sq ft ($15,600 – $18,200) | Cool-touch knockdown acrylic over 4,000 PSI 6"x6" steel-wire-grid concrete | 7 days vehicle cure required |
| 4,000 PSI Wire-Grid Concrete | $18 – $20 | 650 sq ft ($11,700 – $13,000) | 6"x6" ASTM A1064 wire grid + micro-fiber; optional +$3–$5/sq ft #57/ABC sub-base | 7 days vehicle cure required |
| Existing Concrete Tear-Out | +$2.50 – $4.00 | 650 sq ft (+$1,625 – $2,600) | Saw-cut removal, piling protection & off-site debris disposal | Included inside 72-hr staging window |
Live-oak root-safe pavers ($24–$28/sq ft) in Prince Creek & Wachesaw plus dual Horry/Georgetown County TMS permitting.
View Murrells Inlet Specs →Market Common Spray Deck courtyards, Socastee boat-pad widenings, and Pine Lakes root-heaved concrete demolition.
View Myrtle Beach Specs →Town ~40% lot coverage compliance ($30–$36/sq ft PICP), Georgetown County LID stormwater credits & Spray Deck concrete.
View Pawleys Island Specs →White Water salt extraction, micronized polymer anti-slip media, and same-day Trident clean & seal application for coastal decks.
View Surfside Beach Sealing →Inside Town of Surfside Beach limits, residential lots face strict impervious lot-coverage caps of approximately 40% in R-1 districts and 50% in R-3 districts. Because home footprints, pools, patios, and walkways often already approach those limits, Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavers (PICP, $30-$36/sq ft) over open-graded washed stone beds let you add vehicle and golf-cart parking without violating Town stormwater caps.
Before installing or expanding pavement inside Town limits, property owners must submit the Town Concrete/Pavers Application along with the Stormwater Impervious Worksheet calculating total lot square footage, structure roof area, and proposed driveway system. Driveway Kings supplies exact survey square-footage calculations and permeable infiltration specs to streamline approval.
Yes. Our 72-hour rental-turnover schedule stages demolition (+$2.50-$4.00/sq ft), open-graded stone compaction, and permeable ($30-$36/sq ft) or interlocking paver ($24-$28/sq ft over #57 stone, ABC base, and 1-inch M10 granite screenings) installation right after Saturday check-out so guests drive onto a finished, drivable surface without losing peak-season bookings.
ZIP code 29575 spans both the incorporated Town of Surfside Beach (requiring the Town Concrete/Pavers Application and Stormwater Worksheet) and unincorporated Horry County communities like Deerfield Plantation, Lakewood, and Oceanside Village where 4,000 PSI wire-grid concrete ($18-$20/sq ft) and cool-touch Spray Deck concrete ($24-$28/sq ft) are popular choices. We verify your parcel jurisdiction first so you apply under the exact right code, and all installations carry a 250 sq ft ($4,500 minimum) project mobilization.
