Walkthrough and written price
We look at the wood surfaces, talk through stain and finish options, and give you a written price before any work starts.

Stain and Varnish
EH PRO refinishes interior wood for homes across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand, staining and sealing trim, doors, cabinets, railings and wood flooring so new work matches what is already there and older wood gets a real second life.
EH PRO stains and finishes wood in Myrtle Beach, from surface prep and sanding through stain, sealant and finish coats, on decks, fences, trim and cabinets. You get a written price before any work starts, and the same crew that quotes the job sees it through to the final walkthrough.

A stain or sealant applied over dirty, weathered or unsanded wood fails fast no matter how good the product is. We clean and sand wood properly before any color or protective coat goes on.
A deck or fence needs weather-rated products built for sun and moisture, while interior trim and cabinets need a finish built for daily contact and cleaning. We choose the right product for where the wood actually is.
Cracked, splintering or rotted wood gets repaired before staining, since a fresh finish over damaged wood does not fix the underlying problem.
Wood finishing needs different prep depending on whether it is inside or outside. 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 wood surfaces, talk through stain and finish options, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Surfaces are cleaned of dust, oils or old finish before sanding begins.
Wood is sanded smooth and even so stain absorbs consistently.
Stain color is matched to existing finishes or chosen fresh, tested on the actual wood before full application.
Stain is applied evenly for consistent color and grain visibility.
A protective topcoat or sealant is applied to guard against daily wear, moisture and scuffing in the room.
We walk the finished work with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.

A set of trim and a full kitchen of cabinets are not the same job. Here is what actually moves the number.
More trim, more cabinet doors or more floor area means more material and more time.
Wood with old finish, dents or heavy wear needs more prep than wood that is already in good shape.
Color matching and staining generally take more time than a clear protective sealant.
A full kitchen of cabinet doors and drawer fronts takes longer than a single set of trim.
Some products and colors need more than one coat for even, lasting coverage.
Cabinet doors and drawers often need to be removed and rehung, which adds labor a fixed surface does not.
Most stain and varnish jobs we take on in Myrtle Beach start with one of these.
A refinish restores wood without the cost of full replacement.
Fresh wood needs to be sanded, stained and sealed before it goes into daily use.
We test color on the actual wood before full application so new work blends with what is already there, or intentionally contrasts if that is what you want.
A refinish can restore the look of a wood floor without a full replacement.
Refinishing existing cabinets costs less than replacing them and can look just as sharp.
Fresh, well-kept wood trim and cabinets stand out to buyers walking through the home.
Licensed and insured on every stain and varnish job across South Carolina, so you are covered start to finish.
Wood repair, painting and staining handled by the same crew when a project needs more than one, not scheduled around separate companies.
45+ years of combined crew experience and 20+ years of combined leadership, so the people on your project have done this before.
Wood is cleaned, sanded and prepped correctly before stain or sealant goes on, not applied over a dirty or dusty surface.
Durable, low-odor finishes suited to daily traffic on trim, cabinets and floors, not a generic one-size finish.
EH PRO is family owned and father and son led, so the name on the quote is accountable for the work.
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.

“I can't say enough good things about Melvin personally & his hard working crew...remodeling and painting from top to bottom, even wood & paneling.”
James M.It depends on traffic and sun exposure through windows, but trim and cabinets in a well-used kitchen or hallway are often refinished every several years to stay looking current rather than worn.
Stain adds color and soaks into the wood grain, while varnish sits on top as a clear protective layer. Many finishing jobs use both, a color coat followed by a protective topcoat.
Yes, we test stain color on the actual wood before full application so it matches or intentionally contrasts with existing finishes as you prefer.
Timing depends on square footage, wood condition and the number of coats, whether the project is in Murrells Inlet, Conway or Myrtle Beach itself. We give you a specific written timeline before work starts.
Yes, interior wood flooring is refinished using the same sanding, staining and sealing process as trim and cabinets.
Structural repairs to damaged or rotted wood need to be handled before finishing begins. We can flag what needs repair during the walkthrough so it gets addressed first.
New construction trim, doors and cabinets in growing areas like Carolina Forest and the Market Common usually arrive unfinished or with a factory coat that does not match the rest of the home, so staining and sealing is often one of the last steps before move-in. We test color on the actual wood first so it matches or intentionally contrasts with what is already there.
The same four stages on every stain and varnish job, whether it is a deck, fence, trim or cabinets.
We look at the wood with you, talk through stain and finish options, and give you a price in writing before anything is scheduled.
Surfaces are cleaned, sanded and repaired as needed before any product is applied.
Stain or sealant is applied evenly, with color tested on the actual wood first.
We walk the finished work with you before we consider the job done, not just before we send the invoice.
Ready to Stain or Refinish Wood in Your Myrtle Beach Home?
Call and we will look at your wood in person, explain exactly what affects your price, and give you a written quote before anything starts.
Call (843) 455-2707We stain and finish wood in Myrtle Beach and these nearby towns.
Yes, deck and fence staining is one of our core stain and varnish services, using weather-rated products built for coastal exposure.
Yes, interior trim and cabinet finishing is available as part of our stain and varnish service.
It depends on square footage, wood condition and whether it is interior or exterior work. We give you a specific timeline in writing before work starts.
Mainly surface area, wood condition, and whether it is interior or exterior. We give every project a written price after seeing it in person rather than a generic estimate.
No. Stain and varnish costs vary too much for a phone number to mean anything. We look at the wood in person and give you a written price before any work starts, so the number you get is the number you pay.
Yes, cracked, splintering or rotted wood is repaired before staining when needed.
Yes, we test stain on the actual wood before full application to match or adjust the color as you prefer.
Yes. We stain and finish wood in single family homes, condos, rental properties and small businesses across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand.
Sun exposure, salt air and humidity break down wood finishes faster near the water than inland, which is why proper prep and product selection matter more here.
Call or reach out and we will look at your wood, talk through stain and finish options, and give you a written price before any work begins.