Walkthrough and written price
We look at the whole exterior, talk through colors and scope, and give you a written price before any work starts.

Exterior Painting
EH PRO handles exterior painting for homes across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, prepping siding, trim and surfaces properly so paint holds up to sun, salt air and humidity instead of failing early.
EH PRO handles exterior painting in Myrtle Beach, from pressure washing and surface prep through priming and finish coats, using paint and prep chosen to hold up to coastal sun and salt air. You get a written price before any work starts, and the same crew that quotes the job sees it through to the final walkthrough.

Exterior paint fails fastest exactly where wood is already damaged, which is usually why it goes wrong when the repair and the painting are handled by two different companies. EH PRO handles wood repair, prep and painting as one job, so damaged trim never means waiting on a second company before color can go on.
Pressure washing, scraping, sanding and priming take longer than painting itself, and they are the reason one exterior paint job lasts twice as long as another. We do not skip steps to move faster.
Certain exterior paint lines and primers hold up better than others to Myrtle Beach sun, salt air and humidity. We talk through product options with you during the walkthrough so the paint job holds up, not just looks good on day one.
Exterior paint takes more punishment on the coast than almost anywhere else. Here is what that looks like on an EH PRO job in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and the surrounding Grand Strand.
We look at the whole exterior, talk through colors and scope, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Siding, trim and surfaces are washed to remove salt film, dirt, mildew and chalking paint before any prep begins.
Failing paint is scraped and sanded back to a sound surface before anything new goes on.
Rotted or soft wood is repaired or replaced before painting.
Gaps around windows, doors and trim are caulked and sealed to keep wind driven rain out.
Bare wood, repairs, stains and major color changes get primed so the finish coat holds.
Hardie board, wood, vinyl, stucco and brick, each with the primer and coating that surface actually needs.
The edges that take the most sun and rain, prepped and painted in a durable exterior finish.
The details people see first from the street, cleaned, sanded and finished to match or accent the house.
Porch ceilings, posts and railings painted to stand up to heavy use and weather.
We walk the finished exterior with you and fix anything you point out before the job is closed out.

We do not publish a flat price because two homes are rarely the same job. Here is what actually moves the number.
A larger home or a second story means more surface area, more prep and more time on ladders or lifts.
Vinyl, wood and stucco all prep and paint differently, and each carries its own cost.
Rotted trim, fascia or siding that needs to be repaired or replaced before painting adds real cost a cosmetic repaint does not.
Higher-grade exterior paint built for coastal conditions costs more up front but holds up longer.
Painting trim, shutters and doors alongside the main surface adds detail work.
Heavy scraping, sanding and priming on failing paint takes longer than a light prep on paint that is just faded.
Most exterior painting jobs we take on in Myrtle Beach start with one of these.
Sun and salt air break down exterior paint faster near the coast than inland, and chalking paint that rubs off on your hand is usually a sign it is past due.
Soft or crumbling wood around windows, doors or fascia needs repair before paint, not paint over the problem.
Cracked or missing caulk lets moisture behind the siding and trim, which gets worse the longer it sits.
Recurring mildew after cleaning usually points to a surface that needs proper prep and a mildew-resistant coating, not just another wash.
A fresh exterior is one of the first things buyers notice from the curb.
Exterior paint on the coast typically needs attention sooner than the same paint would inland.
Licensed and insured on every exterior painting job across South Carolina, so you are covered start to finish.
Wood repair and exterior painting handled by the same crew, so rotted or damaged trim does not mean scheduling a second company before paint can go on.
45+ years of combined crew experience and 20+ years of combined leadership, so the people on your home have done this before.
Pressure washing, scraping, sanding and priming done correctly before any color goes on, not painted over chalking or peeling paint to save a step.
Paint and prep chosen to hold up to Myrtle Beach sun, salt air and humidity, not generic inland specs.
EH PRO is family owned and father and son led, so the name on the quote is accountable for the work on your home.
EH PRO backs its workmanship with a full 1 year warranty on the areas we complete, covering issues from workmanship or product failure and limited to repainting or reworking that area.

“Melvin and his crew did a great job transforming our 20 yr old house into a lovely new feeling home! The new floors and paint are beautiful!”
John W.Homes near the coast typically need exterior repainting more often than inland homes, often in the range of five to eight years depending on siding material, sun exposure and paint quality, rather than the ten-plus years a similar home might get further inland.
Higher-grade exterior acrylic paints formulated for coastal or marine exposure generally outperform standard exterior paint near the water. We will talk through product options and their trade-offs during the walkthrough.
Timing depends on the size of the home, how much wood repair is needed, and weather, whether the job is in Murrells Inlet, Conway or Myrtle Beach itself. We give you a specific written timeline before work starts, not a generic range.
Yes. Rotted or damaged wood trim, fascia and siding get repaired or replaced before we paint, since paint over damaged wood fails quickly.
Shaded areas, poor drainage and consistently high humidity are the most common causes of recurring mildew on coastal siding. Proper cleaning and a mildew-resistant coating help, but the underlying moisture source matters too.
Condo and rental exteriors in Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach sometimes come with HOA rules on color and process. We have painted exteriors on single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across the Grand Strand and can work within those requirements.
Yes. Exterior paint needs the right temperature and dry conditions to cure properly, so scheduling around Myrtle Beach weather is part of how we plan the job, and we will be upfront if conditions push a start date.
Look for a crew that repairs wood and preps surfaces properly rather than painting over problems, and that handles repair and painting under one roof. That is how our 14 person team runs exterior painting jobs across Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Conway and Little River.
Most exterior jobs need at least a primer coat on repaired or bare areas plus two finish coats for full, even coverage, though the exact number depends on the existing color, the new color and the condition of the surface.
Exterior painting can cover stucco, brick trim and siding depending on the home, each requiring different prep and paint products. We will assess your specific surfaces during the walkthrough.
Yes. Communities like Grande Dunes, DeBordieu Colony and Tidewater Plantation often have HOA guidelines on approved colors and finish standards, and we work within those before we start. We also try to time exterior work around hurricane season when we can, since a fresh coat holds up better going into storm season than coming out of one.
Spring and fall are the best windows here. March through May and September through November usually bring mild temperatures, lower humidity and fewer afternoon storms, which gives paint the dry hours it needs to cure. Summer work is still possible with early starts, and we schedule around pop up storms and hurricane forecasts.
Yes. Most Carolina Forest neighborhoods and many Surfside Beach communities require approval before an exterior color change. We give you the exact color names and codes for your HOA application and start once the approval is in hand.
Yes. Oceanfront and second row homes take salt spray, blowing sand and full sun, so we wash off salt film before prep and use coatings rated for coastal exposure. A home in Carolina Forest or Conway, a few miles inland, sees less salt and more heat and pollen, and we prep for that instead.
The same four stages on every exterior we paint, whether it is a full house or a section that needs attention.
We walk the exterior with you, talk through colors, scope and any repairs needed, and give you a price in writing before anything is scheduled.
Surfaces are pressure washed, failing paint is scraped and sanded, and any wood repair happens before priming.
Repaired and bare areas are primed, then siding, trim and doors are painted to the agreed finish.
We walk the finished exterior with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.
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Call (843) 455-2707We paint exteriors across Horry County, Georgetown County and just over the line in Calabash.
Yes. Pressure washing is part of the prep on every exterior painting job, to remove dirt, mildew and loose or chalking paint before any repair or priming begins.
It depends on the size of the home, how much repair is needed, and weather. We give you a specific timeline in writing before work starts.
Mainly square footage, siding material, how much wood repair is needed, and the paint quality you choose. We give every home a written price after seeing it in person rather than a generic estimate.
No. Exterior painting costs vary too much for a phone number to mean anything. We walk the home in person and give you a written price before any work starts, so the number you get is the number you pay.
Yes. Rotted or damaged wood is repaired or replaced before painting as part of the same job.
Yes. We paint exteriors on single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand.
Sun exposure, salt air and humidity break down exterior paint faster near the water than inland, which is why proper prep and paint selection matter more here, not less.
Yes, we can color match from your existing paint or a sample so touch-ups and partial repaints blend with the rest of the home.
Deck and fence staining is handled separately under our Stain and Varnish service, so ask us about combining both if you need the full exterior addressed.
Hardie board, wood, vinyl siding, stucco and brick, each with the primer and products that surface actually needs for a long lasting finish.
No. Pressure washing before painting is included in the price, not billed as an add-on.
Call or reach out and we will walk your home, talk through colors, prep and any repairs needed, and give you a written price before any work begins.