Walkthrough and written price
We look at the space, talk through flooring options, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Flooring Installation
Flooring Installation in Myrtle Beach, SC
EH PRO installs flooring for homes across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, prepping and leveling subfloors properly before any material goes down instead of installing over problems that show up later.
What does flooring installation from EH PRO include?
EH PRO installs flooring in Myrtle Beach, from subfloor repair and leveling through final installation, coordinating flooring with any remodel work happening in the same space. You get a written price before any work starts, and the same crew that quotes the job sees it through to the final walkthrough. For LVP or tile specifically, see our dedicated LVP Flooring and Tile Installation pages.
How it works
Flooring built on a solid subfloor
One Crew, Floor to Finish
Flooring often needs to line up with other work in the same space, whether that is a kitchen remodel, a bathroom update or new drywall. EH PRO handles flooring alongside those trades as one job instead of scheduling a separate flooring company around everyone else.
What Is Underneath Matters More Than What Is On Top
A beautiful new floor over a damaged or uneven subfloor will not stay beautiful for long. We check and repair the subfloor before any material goes down, which is the step that gets skipped when a job is rushed.
Flooring Choices That Account for Coastal Humidity
Some flooring materials handle Myrtle Beach humidity better than others, particularly in kitchens, bathrooms and lower levels. We talk through material trade-offs with you during the walkthrough rather than assuming one material fits every room.
- Subfloor repair and leveling
- LVP, tile and other flooring installation
- Whole-home and single-room flooring
- Flooring as part of a larger remodel
What is included
What Does Flooring Installation in Myrtle Beach Include?
Flooring is only as good as what is underneath it. Here is what that looks like on an EH PRO job in Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and the surrounding Grand Strand.
Old flooring removal
Existing flooring is removed and disposed of before the subfloor is inspected.
Subfloor repair and leveling
Damaged, uneven or water-affected subfloor is repaired and leveled before anything is installed on top of it.
Material delivery and staging
Flooring is acclimated and staged properly so it performs the way it is supposed to once installed.
Installation
Flooring is installed to manufacturer specifications, whether that is LVP, tile, laminate or another material.
Transitions and trim
Transition strips and baseboard or trim work are finished to match the new flooring.
Cleanup
The space is cleaned of installation debris before we call the job done.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished floor with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.
Flooring Pricing
What Changes the Price of a New Floor
Material choice moves the number more than anything else. Here is what else factors in.
Square footage
More square footage means more material and more installation time.
Material selected
LVP, tile, laminate and hardwood all install differently and carry different material costs.
Subfloor condition
A subfloor that needs repair or leveling adds real cost that installing over a sound subfloor does not.
Old flooring removal
Removing and disposing of existing flooring, especially tile or glued-down material, adds labor.
Room layout and cuts
Rooms with lots of corners, closets or transitions take more time than one open rectangular room.
Trim and transitions
Baseboard removal and reinstallation, plus transition strips between rooms, add to the scope.
Is it time
How Do You Know Your Myrtle Beach Home Needs New Flooring?
Most flooring jobs we take on in Myrtle Beach start with one of these.
Flooring is warped, buckled or lifting
Moisture and humidity are common causes of flooring damage in coastal homes, and warped flooring usually will not lie flat again once it starts.
Floors feel soft, uneven or squeaky
Subfloor issues often show up as a feeling underfoot before they show up visually.
You are updating a kitchen or bathroom
New flooring is often part of a larger remodel rather than a standalone project.
Carpet is worn, stained or outdated
Replacing old carpet with a durable material is one of the most requested updates we see.
You are prepping to sell or rent
Updated flooring is one of the first things buyers and renters notice.
You are renovating an addition or new space
New construction and additions need flooring installed as part of finishing the space.
Why EH PRO
Why Homeowners Trust EH PRO With Their Flooring
Licensed and insured
Licensed and insured on every flooring job across South Carolina, so you are covered start to finish.
One crew, every trade
Flooring, drywall and paint handled by the same crew when flooring is part of a bigger remodel, not scheduled around a separate company.
Experienced crew
45+ years of combined crew experience and 20+ years of combined leadership, so the people in your home have done this before.
Subfloor prep done right
Subfloors are checked, repaired and leveled before flooring goes down, not installed over an uneven or damaged base.
Built for coastal homes
Flooring choices and installation methods that account for Myrtle Beach humidity, not generic inland specs.
Family owned, father and son led
EH PRO is family owned and father and son led, so the name on the quote is accountable for the work in your home.
1 year warranty
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.
Real reviews
“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.
Flooring, in detail
What Do Myrtle Beach Homeowners Ask About Flooring Installation?
What flooring holds up best in a humid coastal home?
Luxury vinyl plank and porcelain tile generally handle Myrtle Beach humidity better than solid hardwood or carpet, especially in kitchens, bathrooms and lower-level rooms. See our LVP Flooring and Tile Installation pages for more on each.
Do you repair the subfloor before installing new flooring?
Yes. We check the subfloor for damage or unevenness and repair or level it before any new flooring goes down, since flooring installed over a bad subfloor fails early.
How long does flooring installation take in Murrells Inlet or Conway?
A single room can often be finished in a day or two, while a whole-home installation takes longer depending on square footage and subfloor condition, whether the job is in Murrells Inlet, Conway or Myrtle Beach itself. We give you a specific written timeline before work starts.
Can you install flooring as part of a kitchen or bathroom remodel?
Yes. Flooring is commonly scoped in as part of a kitchen or bathroom remodel and installed alongside cabinets, tile and other finish work by the same crew.
What is the difference between LVP and laminate flooring?
LVP is generally more water resistant than laminate, which is why it is a common choice for coastal homes, kitchens and bathrooms, while laminate can be a reasonable choice in drier living areas.
Do you install flooring in condos and rental properties near Little River?
Yes. We install flooring in single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across the Grand Strand.
Can you match new flooring to what is already in the rest of the house?
We will talk through material, color and plank or tile size options with you during the walkthrough so new flooring fits with what is already installed elsewhere in the home.
What should I look for in a flooring contractor in Myrtle Beach?
Look for a crew that checks and repairs the subfloor rather than installing straight over it, and that can coordinate flooring with other remodel work. That is how our 14 person team runs flooring jobs across Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Conway and Little River.
Do I need to move out during flooring installation?
Most homeowners stay in the house during flooring installation, though you should expect no access to the rooms being worked on. We will walk you through what to expect for your specific project.
How do I know if my subfloor needs repair before new flooring goes in?
Soft spots, squeaks, visible unevenness or past water damage are signs the subfloor may need attention. We check this during the walkthrough before recommending a flooring plan.
Does sand and humidity near Surfside Beach and Garden City affect what flooring you recommend?
Yes. Homes close to the water in Surfside Beach and Garden City deal with more sand tracked in and more humidity swings than a home further inland in Carolina Forest, which affects how certain materials expand, contract and wear over time. We factor that into what we recommend, not just what looks good in a showroom.
How the job runs
Your Flooring Project, Start to Finish
The same four stages on every flooring job, whether it is one room or a whole home.
1
Walkthrough & Written Price
We walk the space with you, talk through material options and scope, and give you a price in writing before anything is scheduled.
2
Removal & Subfloor Check
Old flooring comes out and the subfloor is inspected and repaired or leveled as needed.
3
Installation
New flooring is installed to manufacturer specifications, with transitions and trim finished to match.
4
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished floor with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.
Ready to Install New Flooring in Your Myrtle Beach Home?
Call and we will walk your space in person, explain exactly what affects your price, and give you a written quote before anything starts.
Call (843) 455-270714+
Skilled crew members
45+
Years of combined crew experience
20+
Years of combined leadership experience
100%
Licensed and insured in South Carolina
Flooring installation across the Grand Strand
We install flooring in Myrtle Beach and these nearby towns.
Before you call
Flooring installation questions
Do you repair the subfloor before installing flooring?+
Yes. Subfloor repair and leveling are checked and handled before any new flooring goes down.
How long does flooring installation take?+
It depends on square footage and subfloor condition. A single room moves faster than a whole home. We give you a specific timeline in writing before work starts.
What determines the cost of flooring installation?+
Mainly square footage, the material you choose, and subfloor condition. We give every job a written price after seeing it in person rather than a generic estimate.
Will you give me a price over the phone?+
No. Flooring costs vary too much for a phone number to mean anything. We walk the space in person and give you a written price before any work starts, so the number you get is the number you pay.
What flooring types do you install?+
We install LVP, tile and other flooring materials as part of remodels and standalone flooring projects. See our dedicated LVP Flooring and Tile Installation pages for more detail on each.
Do you handle homes in condos and rental properties?+
Yes. We install flooring in single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand.
Can flooring be installed as part of a bigger remodel?+
Yes, flooring is commonly coordinated with kitchen, bathroom or whole-home remodel work by the same crew.
Do you remove and dispose of old flooring?+
Yes, removal and disposal of existing flooring is part of the installation process.
What happens if you find subfloor damage once old flooring is removed?+
We will show you what we find and talk through the repair before proceeding, so there are no surprise costs added without your knowledge.
Get in touch
Ready to Install New Flooring in Myrtle Beach?
Call or reach out and we will walk your space, talk through material options and subfloor condition, and give you a written price before any work begins.