Fox Homes & Commercial Contracting, Inc.
Over 15 years of building across the Grand Strand sit behind Fox Homes & Commercial Contracting, which takes a client's fully custom house plan and builds it.
14 custom home builders based in Myrtle Beach — 2 that state a South Carolina license on their own websites, 4 who build on your lot, 8 with in-house design, 2 who build waterfront. Compare them below, then call the ones that fit.
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Over 15 years of building across the Grand Strand sit behind Fox Homes & Commercial Contracting, which takes a client's fully custom house plan and builds it.
Design-build custom homes anchor the work at Annas Development & Building, a Myrtle Beach general contractor that also handles remodeling and additions. Services include designing and building custom homes…
A fully integrated custom builder and real estate brokerage serving Horry and Georgetown Counties, CRG Homes has operated since 2010 and builds along the Grand Strand. Its process begins with a homesite review…
Luxury custom homes and renovations along the Grand Strand are the specialty of Nations Homes, which has served the Myrtle Beach area for over a decade. Clients can bring their own plans or work with the in-house design team…
A franchise of the Arthur Rutenberg homebuilding name, which dates to 1953, this Myrtle Beach office builds luxury custom homes from a library of hundreds of floor plans that designers personalize to each client's lifestyle.
Waterfront and Intracoastal homesites along the Grand Strand are the focus of this Myrtle Beach luxury custom builder, led by Colby Rowe. A turnkey design-build process uses in-house architectural design by Craig Marz…
Founded by brothers Josh and Ethan Epps, Swift Creek Homes builds luxury custom homes across the Myrtle Beach area, with a focus on universal design and multi-generational living.
A small, locally owned Myrtle Beach firm, Traditional Homebuilders has been run by Robert Hughes and Warren Smith for over two decades under the motto that what's inside counts.
A full-service Myrtle Beach home builder and general contractor, Phoenix Construction Group covers new custom homes, commercial construction, remodels and additions.
Premium spec homes on the Grand Strand are the current focus of this Myrtle Beach builder, which works in areas such as Carolina Forest. Homes are presented with custom ceilings…
Myrtle Construction is a Myrtle Beach listing with a claimed business profile but no stated categories or description of services.
Custom Design Homes is a Myrtle Beach, South Carolina listing with an unclaimed profile, no website and no description. Beyond its location and a single positive review, nothing is documented about its services…
DVP Custom Inc. is a Myrtle Beach, South Carolina business with an unclaimed listing, no website and no description or category information. Nothing is documented about the type of construction it performs…
Horizon Homes of the Grand Strand is a home-building company based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, serving the Grand Strand area. The business has no website and no published description…
3 of these custom home builders have no website on record, so their profiles carry only the facts from public records.
This guide lists 14 custom home builders based in Myrtle Beach, drawn from public business records in November 2026 and sorted from production builders by reading each company’s website. 2 state a South Carolina residential builder or contractor license on their sites; we record the statement and link to the state lookup so you can confirm it.
South Carolina requires a Residential Builder license from the Residential Builders Commission, part of the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, for residential construction above the state threshold. 2 of the 14 builders here state a license on their websites. Look the company up on the LLR license lookup, check for disciplinary actions, and ask for a certificate of insurance before you sign.
4 of the 14 Myrtle Beach builders say on their websites that they build on the client’s lot or help find one, and 8 offer in-house design. 5 also sell semi-custom plans or homes in their own communities. Each profile lists exactly what the builder’s site confirms.
1 of the builders listed here mention construction financing help or preferred lenders on their websites and 2 describe a written warranty. We record only what the builder states; terms and coverage vary, so ask for the warranty document and the lender’s disclosures before you commit.
2 of the 14 builders here describe waterfront, coastal, marsh, lake or elevated construction on their websites. Flood zones, pilings and wind design add engineering and cost, so ask for the builder’s record on your specific lot type.