From Conway to the Grand Strand, one handyman number for repairs big and small — quotes always free.
Nothing out here fails all at once. The salt haze off the Atlantic dulls door hardware and pits hinge pins, summer humidity swells jambs until latches miss their strikes, and the afternoon thunderstorms of July find every tired bead of caulk on a south-facing window. Add the hardest-working rental housing stock in South Carolina — condos that host a new family every Saturday from Memorial Day to Labor Day — and Horry County generates small repairs at a pace the big contractors will not touch and busy owners cannot keep up with. That mismatch is the entire reason this service exists.

How Horry County Handyman works: a free matching service that pairs Grand Strand homeowners and rental hosts with independent local pros — no fee, no obligation, no runaround. You describe the job in one call or one form; we match you with an independent local pro who fits the work; the two of you settle scope, schedule, and price directly. The pro who takes the job prices it free of charge.
State law splits home repair into three tiers, and honest matching means saying so plainly. Work totaling five hundred dollars or less — labor and materials together — sits in the small-job zone South Carolina leaves unregulated, and an independent handyperson may take it. Specialty-trade work above that line (carpentry, drywall, painting, siding, and the like) belongs to residential specialty contractors registered with the state's Residential Builders Commission. And plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are their own licensed residential trades: when your job goes past a faucet cartridge or a fixture swap into supply lines, circuits, or refrigerant, we route it to a state-licensed trade contractor rather than dressing it up as handyman work. The match is free either way.
The single most requested job in this county, by a wide margin, is dryer vent cleaning — a beach-rental economy runs its dryers like laundromats, and lint-choked vents mean slow loads, moldy-smelling towels, and a genuine fire risk. Close behind come interior painting and touch-up work, drywall repair for dings and water stains, TV mounting and furniture assembly for every new arrival and every refreshed rental, and caulking and weatherstripping to keep conditioned air in and August out.
The list keeps going the way honey-do lists do: faucet, toilet, and disposal help at the fixture level, ceiling fans, light fixtures, smart locks, and doorbells, gutter cleaning before and after storm season, doors, windows, and porch screens, fence, gate, and deck repair, tile and grout work, general trim-and-baseboard repairs, whole small-job punch lists knocked out in one visit, and the specialty of the county: rental turnover and make-ready work done between checkout and check-in.
Coverage runs the whole county: Myrtle Beach and its condo canyons, North Myrtle Beach from Cherry Grove to Windy Hill, the county seat at Conway with its older river-town housing, the newer master-planned blocks of Carolina Forest, Socastee along the Intracoastal, and Surfside Beach and Garden City down the south strand — plus Loris, Aynor, Little River, and the farm roads between. The service areas page has the full map.
The difference between this service and a booking app is the matching itself. A condo tower off Ocean Boulevard, a raised channel house in Cherry Grove, a century-old Conway four-square, and a Carolina Forest two-story do not want the same pro, and pretending otherwise is how repairs get done twice. Describing the house takes one extra sentence and buys a pro whose last hundred jobs looked like yours — which is also how the quote lands right the first time.
One call covers the whole list. Free handyman quotes across Horry County, seven days a week.
Call (843) 890-4149 Use the FormHorry County calls land with a single handyman, whether the job is in Conway, Aynor, or off 501. There's no fee baked in, no list your number joins, and no obligation once you've heard the price.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Hourly rate (small jobs) | $55 – $120 per hour |
| Small-job minimum | $70 – $140 |
| Half day of list work | $240 – $430 |
| Full day of list work | $430 – $810 |
| TV mount or shelving (per unit) | $95 – $285 |
| Drywall patch (one wall) | $140 – $380 |
| Fence or gate section repair | $140 – $475 |
| Rental turnover punch list | Quoted — often $285 – $855 |
Treat the table as a map, not a promise: a condo tower off Ocean Boulevard and a Conway farmhouse price the same task differently. Figures come from published 2026 cost-guide research adjusted to the Grand Strand market, recorded September 2026 — and South Carolina's $500 small-job line decides what a handyman may quote at all.