In Withers Swash, Myrtle Beach Paving handles asphalt resurfacing for driveways and lots whose top layer has faded, worn or cracked. An overlay places new asphalt over pavement with a stable base, giving it a renewed surface without a full rebuild. Crews first patch damaged areas and clean the existing pavement so the new layer bonds securely. The neighborhood takes its name from Withers Swash, a tidal creek running through the south end of Myrtle Beach toward the ocean, and low ground near the swash is prone to stormwater flooding, so... read full review »