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Top To Bottom Home Inspection provides the fast-growing Surfside Beach, SC area with professional home and condo inspections. Real estate agents, buyers and sellers alike trust Top to Bottom Home Inspection because our licensed inspectors provide comprehensive, timely reports. Because we understand the real estate closing process often has tight deadlines, we accomodate your needs so you have time to review and make any adjustments necessary.

We are familiar with Grand Strand real estate brokers, agents, attorneys, title companies, and lenders like banks and mortgage companies. We also have a network of trusted home improvements contractors we can tap into if the owners are not familiar with the area and don’t know who to turn to.

Top To Bottom Home Inspection can provide new home construction inspection services as your dream home is being built, then come back later for an 11 month builder warranty inspection. See our services and rates page for a complete list of services available.

No matter if your Surfside Beach home or condo is your permanent residence, rental property or vacation get-away, you can expect affordable, timely and professional services from Top To Bottom Home Inspection.

Interesting Facts About Surfside Beach:

Surfside Beach was first incorporated in 1964 with 881 residents. It was previously known as Roach’s Beach and had only a few buildings surviving the hurricane of 1893. Principal industries were lumber and feed farming for the 30 or so horses and mules in the area. The new owner, Mr. George J. Holiday, renamed the area Floral Beach for his wife, Flora, and daughter, Floramay. In the late 1920s, a group from Columbia purchased and partially developed the land. In 1952, most of the land changed hands again and became known as Surfside Beach. The undeveloped beach area was covered with sand dunes. A one-lane sandy road led from the highway to a quiet beach.

Hurricane Hazel in 1954 destroyed 18 of the beach’s 65 houses, but did not dampen the spirit of the developers. Lots were cleared, the sand was leveled, topsoil was brought in and T. J. Harrison, who later became the town’s first mayor, opened the first grocery store in 1956 for the six permanent families and summer residents. Significant expansion did not occur until after 1956 when Myrtle Beach Air Force Base was reactivated. By 1964, its reputation as a family beach was further established and the town was becoming a popular place to retire. The new town government increased police protection, mosquito and sanitation control, and street lights and zoning ordinances resulted in increased property values. Public parking and walkways to the beach were established and government offices were constructed. Within the next few years, the town continued to grow through annexation. Improvements were made to streets and water lines and business and residential building boomed. Surfside Beach, as well as the rest of the Grand Strand, became one of the fastest growing parts of the country.

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Surfside Beach, SC’s Trusted Home Inspection Service. Read Our Story in Carolina Coast Real Producers Magazine.

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Owner John Pate has a strong background in the construction and real estate industries. Plus, his association with realtors, lenders and real estate attorneys gives him a broader view of the business than most.

John’s commitment to the Myrtle Beach-Horry County area is evident in the more than 100 5 Star Reviews and numerous referrals the company receives. He takes time to explain the inspection results contained in Top To Bottom’s comprehensive report, most of which are provided the same day of the inspection.

 

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Stephen Blyth provides home and condo inspections, as well as new construction inspections during and before occupancy.

He is a successful home builder and holds an Unrestricted Supervisors license in Massachusettes. Steve holds a septic installers license in NH. I am very familiar with the permitting process for various projects to include Conservation and planning Board agenda’s. Also competent in heavy equipment projects and road construction. NH Home Inspector LIc #00546, South Carolina Home Inspector Lic#  49232, Licensed NH Real Estate Sales person. Published in “Property Value Maximizer” by Rymor Publishing Group. Inter Nashi certified. PTAP member(State of NH).Commercial drone license. As a home builder I possess all skills necessary in interior carpentry, cabinetry, rough framing and all facets of construction, along with the knowledge of current code requirements and reading blueprints

 

 

 

 

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