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 drainage needs care on paved surfaces. After each resurfacing job, crews clear away debris and equipment and leave the property tidy. An overlay produces a smooth new black surface faster than tearing out and rebuilding pavement entirely. Related services include driveway paving and commercial paving. Resurfacing work is also available along the Golden Mile and in Grande Dunes and Arcadian Shores.