Tree service across Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand
Myrtle Beach is home base. From there we cover North Myrtle Beach, Conway, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys Island, Litchfield, Little River, Longs, Loris and Aynor — the whole of Horry County and the Waccamaw Neck — plus every part of Myrtle Beach itself, under each town's own tree rules.
Myrtle Beach neighborhoods
Every part of the city: the north end from Grande Dunes to Arcadian Shores and the Dunes Club, Pine Lakes and the oceanfront, downtown and the Boulevard, the Market Common and the south end to the state park, and the Waterway side. Inside the city limits the significant-tree rule (live oak, white oak, red cedar, magnolia and bald cypress from four inches) and the landmark rule (live oak from 25 inches) apply on every lot; Forestbrook, Socastee and Carolina Forest are outside the line, under the county's 24-inch specimen live oak rule.
- Grande Dunes
- Arcadian Shores
- Dunes Club
- Kingston Plantation
- Pine Lakes
- Oceanfront & downtown
- Withers Heights
- Market Common
- Seagate Village
- Prestwick
- Myrtle Beach State Park edge
- Forestbrook
- Socastee
- Burgess
- Carolina Forest
- The Farm
- Waterford Plantation
- Plantation Lakes
- Hwy 501 corridor
- Waterway lots
- Briarcliffe Acres
Towns and communities we serve
Grande Dunes & Arcadian Shores
The north end: landmark oaks over big houses, Waterway lots, city permit plus HOA, crane work.
Grande Dunes →
Pine Lakes & Downtown
The oldest canopy in the city: landmark live oaks, failing 1950s laurel oaks, oceanfront palms.
Pine Lakes →
Market Common & South End
The old base: HOA packages, splitting Bradford pears, pines over townhomes, the state park's oaks.
Market Common →
Forestbrook & Socastee
County rules west of the Waterway: specimen oaks, pines over 1980s–2000s homes, Carolina bay ground.
Forestbrook →
Carolina Forest
Thirty thousand acres of pines, the March 2025 fire, HOA standards, specimen-oak surveys, no burns.
Carolina Forest →North Myrtle Beach
Its own ordinance (under 16 inches free, pines exempt), Cherry Grove's 77 mph, beach-house rigging.
North Myrtle Beach →
Conway
The Oaks of Conway, the Tree Board, a permit even to prune a landmark, the river's record crest.
Conway →
Surfside Beach & Garden City
A permit for any tree over 8 inches, the 2026 rewrite, Hugo's surge line, raised houses on 50-foot lots.
Surfside →Murrells Inlet
Two counties, two rule books: Horry's 24-inch oaks, Georgetown's 10-inch permit, marsh-edge live oaks.
Murrells Inlet →Pawleys Island & Litchfield
The oldest oaks and the toughest fines: $500 per inch, permits from 10 inches on the Neck and 5 in town.
Pawleys →Little River & Longs
The growth corner: lots cleared off SC 9 and 90 with the specimen-oak survey first, waterfront oaks.
Little River →
Loris & Aynor
Farm trees and pine stands in western Horry County, Florence's 23.63-inch record, the 2025 snow.
Loris →