Myrtle Beach Elite Drywall is your licensed drywall contractor delivering residential drywall installation, commercial drywall installation, and professional drywall repair across the Grand Strand. Our crews specialize in drywall hanging, Level 1–5 taping and finishing, texture matching, skim coat application, mold-resistant board installation, popcorn ceiling removal, water damage restoration, crawl space wall framing, ceiling repair, and full interior renovation scopes for all project types.
With 20+ years of drywall installation and repair experience serving Myrtle Beach and the surrounding area, we have completed hundreds of residential and commercial projects across Horry and Georgetown counties. We install fiberglass-faced mold-resistant board, fire-rated UL-listed assemblies, and light-gauge steel stud framing, and finish every surface through the correct level sequence — delivered paint-ready with texture matched on every repair scope.
We have completed hundreds of residential and commercial drywall projects across Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet, Conway, Carolina Forest, Forestbrook, and the surrounding Horry and Georgetown county communities.
Every surface we finish is taken through the correct taping and finishing sequence for the specified paint sheen and lighting condition — with texture matched on every repair scope before we leave the job.
In our most recent client satisfaction review, 97% of respondents rated finish quality and texture matching as "met or exceeded expectations" — across new construction, remodel, water damage repair, and commercial buildout scopes.
We cover the full scope of drywall work — installation, repair, finishing, texturing, and specialty situations like water damage or commercial build-outs.

This is the core of what we do. Whether you're building new walls from scratch or patching up damage from years of normal wear, we handle it all.
A lot of repair calls we get are straightforward — a doorknob punched through the wall, a nail pop that opened up over time, or a crack that formed after the house settled. We fix those cleanly so you can't tell anything was ever there.
Other times it's bigger. We once got a call from a homeowner in Carolina Forest who had hired a handyman to hang drywall in a converted garage. When we got there, the boards weren't properly fastened, the seams weren't staggered, and the mud had been applied so thick it was already cracking before it dried. We pulled it out and started fresh. The room came out the way it should have the first time.
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Remodeling projects almost always touch the drywall — even when that's not the plan.
Kitchen updates, bathroom renovations, basement finishes, garage conversions — once you open the walls, you need someone who can button everything back up cleanly and match the surrounding finish.
One thing we see often: homeowners want to remove popcorn ceilings before selling. It's a smart move — buyers notice it, and it dates a house immediately. We've done popcorn removal in homes throughout the Socastee and Market Common neighborhoods before they went on the market. Smooth ceilings photograph better and add perceived value.
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Living near the coast has its benefits. It also comes with humidity levels, storm surge risk, and the kind of moisture exposure that does real damage to walls and ceilings over time.
We see a lot of water-damaged drywall on the Grand Strand. A roof leak after a storm. A plumbing line that let go inside a wall. An AC condensate line that backed up. The drywall gets saturated, starts to soften, and in the right conditions, mold sets in fast.
We want to mention something worth knowing here: water damage to walls can sometimes reveal deeper structural issues beneath the surface. If a soaked wall is sitting on a compromised slab or a shifting footing, the drywall repair is only part of the picture. In cases like that, it's worth having a structural specialist look at the foundation repair side of things before the walls go back up. We've seen homeowners skip that step and end up dealing with the same cracks and separations six months later.
Once the structure is sound, we come in and rebuild the wall assembly properly — moisture-resistant board, clean seams, matched finish.
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Commercial drywall work runs on tight schedules. A general contractor waiting on a drywall crew to finish before the flooring crew can come in — that delay costs real money. We show up, keep pace, and hit our milestones.
We've worked with general contractors on projects across Horry County, including commercial buildouts in the Broadway at the Beach corridor and new construction throughout the Carolina Forest and International Drive areas. We understand how to work within a construction schedule and coordinate with other trades.
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There's no shortage of drywall contractors in the area but we have been going above and beyond to serve our customers for years!
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Here's what actually sets us apart:
This sounds simple. It's not. Matching an existing knockdown, skip trowel, or orange peel texture on a repair patch so the wall looks consistent — that takes skill and experience. We do it right.
A lot of drywall work looks fine until it's painted. Then every ridge, groove, and bead shows up. We take the time to get our finish work to a Level 5 standard when the job calls for it.
You'll know what we're doing, why we're doing it, and what the timeline looks like. No guessing, no showing up and disappearing.
Homes in Myrtle Beach, Garden City, and Litchfield Beach deal with salt air, humidity, and seasonal moisture intrusion that you don't see inland. We factor that into material selection and installation practices.
If your damage is tied to a homeowner's insurance claim, we know how to document the scope, provide the right photos and estimates, and work alongside the adjuster process.
Honest answer: it depends on the job.
A simple repair — patching a hole, fixing a crack, blending in a section after a plumbing repair — typically runs a few hundred dollars depending on size and finish complexity.
A full room drywall installation or basement finish runs higher, based on square footage, ceiling height, and finish level required.
Commercial work and new construction are typically priced per square foot, with the final number shaped by board type, labor hours, and finishing requirements.
The best way to get an accurate number is to let us look at the job.
We offer free estimates — no obligation, no pressure.
We work throughout Horry County and the coastal communities of the Grand Strand, including:
If you're not sure whether we cover your area, just call.
We'll let you know straight away.
Small repairs — patches, holes, and cracks — can often be done in a single visit. Larger repairs that require multiple coats of joint compound will need a day or two between coats to dry properly before we can sand and finish. We'll give you a realistic timeline when we look at the job.
Yes. Texture matching is one of the more skill-intensive parts of drywall work, and it's something we take seriously. Knockdown, skip trowel, orange peel, smooth — we can match most residential textures. We'll typically do a test patch in a less visible area first if the texture is unusual.
Always in wet areas. Standard drywall behind tile or in high-humidity environments fails over time. We use cement board or moisture-resistant gypsum board in bathrooms, and greenboard or paperless drywall in areas that see regular moisture exposure.
Level 4 is standard for most painted walls — it's smooth and covers the tape and fasteners well. Level 5 adds a thin skim coat over the entire surface, which eliminates any surface variation that shows under flat paint or strong raking light. High-end finishes and commercial spaces with certain lighting conditions typically call for Level 5.
Yes. We work with homeowners through the insurance process, provide itemized estimates, document damage with photos, and coordinate with adjusters. It's a routine part of our water damage restoration work.
Depends on current schedule. For emergency situations — active leaks or significant water damage — we prioritize getting out quickly. For planned projects and remodels, contact us and we'll give you an honest timeline on availability.
Yes. Garages attached to living spaces have fire separation requirements under most building codes. We install Type X fire-rated drywall and can advise on the correct assembly to meet code in Horry County.
We do. We work with general contractors, property managers, and business owners on commercial buildouts, tenant improvements, and new construction throughout the Myrtle Beach area.