When replacement is the right scope
If the existing flooring is leaking, the grout and waterproofing are failing, the subfloor is dated or cracked, or you simply want a different look, replacement typically lands in the $9,000–$17,000 range for an LVP system or $14,000–$30,000 for tile across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand. Oceanfront and second-row condos add HOA / condo-association approval and building-water-shutoff scheduling on top.
- Failing waterproofing or visible leaks behind tile (especially in oceanfront condos with stacked plumbing, long-tenure Pine Lakes / Dunes Club / Arcadian Shores / Forest Dunes / Seagate Village stock, and inland Conway / Aynor crawlspace stock)
- Cracked or chalky fiberglass subfloor from the 70s–90s in oceanfront and second-row condos and inner Conway / Surfside Beach / North Myrtle Beach cottages
- Outdated builder-grade tile in 90s–2000s Carolina Forest, Forestbrook, and other phases
- Persistent mold from undersized or salt-air-degraded moisture barriers (common on oceanfront and second-row condos and in older inland stock)
- Worn primary-suite flooring in long-tenure Pine Lakes, Dunes Club, Arcadian Shores, Forest Dunes, Seagate Village, and downtown Conway / Rivertown stock
- Rental-use wear on second-home and short-term rental units across Ocean Boulevard, Cherry Grove, and other nearby areas
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Frequently asked questions
Can I keep the existing subfloor?+
Sometimes, but most full-service remodelers replace the pan because that's where leaks start, and in coastal humidity, a compromised pan on an oceanfront condo can damage units below, and a compromised pan over an inland Conway / Aynor crawlspace rots the subfloor and joists fast. If a quote keeps the existing pan, ask why and what the warranty covers if it leaks later, especially on stacked-plumbing condos where downstream damage can be very expensive.
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